It’s economy day on Press the Meat today, with NJ Gov Jon Corzine, and McCain lackey and former Bush Budget Director Rob Portman. Then, at the roundtable, it’s CNBC economic “expert” (and former Goldman Sachs analyst) Erin Burnett, conservative chowderhead Paul Gigot, CNBC’s John Harwood and (get ready to take a drink, Vernon) Ted Koppel.

Over at Faze the Nation, Bush buddy Bobby Schieffer drags li’l Lindsey Graham out of his closet, plus there’s Colorado Gov Bill Ritter, Richmond Mayor Doug Wilder, some cracker from Florida named Adam Putnam, and Henry Kissinger protege C. Fred Bergsten, Director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

On Fux News Sunday, Weaselface Wallace hosts Grampy McCain’s campaign manager Rick Davis, his counterpart in the Obama campaign, David Axelrod, MN Gov Tim “nothing wrong with that bridge” Pawlenty, and PA Gov Ed Rendell. Plus there’ll be the usual fuxheads.

At the Goebbels network, George Snufalufagus has former Clinton Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, plus the man who saved us from being burdened with an Al Gore Presidency, James Baker. Then it’s the ever entertaining Barney Frank, and the ever annoying Roy Blunt, on to debate the “political fallout of the economic crisis.” On the “Roundtable,” it’s the WaPost’s Dan “got no” Balz, the NY Times’ Paul Krugman, Cokie “the hag” Roberts and George :jerk: Will.

CNN’s Late Emission is hosted by former U-Boat Commander Wold Blitzer. What more information do you need?

Later, on 60 Minutes, Armen Keteyian (I thought he was a sports guy) reports on the FBI undercover agent who infiltrated the Gambino family. Lesley Stahl reports on “weaponry so advanced that it spots the enemy and destroys it from nearly two miles above the battlefield” (makes you proud to be an American, don’t it?), which was used last year in “the fight for Sadr City.” And Morley Safer goes to Tuscany, Italy to drink wine. Nice work if you can get it.

And I get to stay up late tonight and watch all the HBO and Showtime stuff that I usually have to record and watch later, because, in honor of that great human being Chris Columbus, I don’t have to go to work tomorrow.

Have a good Sunday, y’all. And if you go to see The Express, bring a box of hankies with you.