Jun 4, 2008 — Scott McClellan, guest Political Junkie, Al Jazeera English's new head, and Marc Fisher on TOTN.
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June 4th Show
by Sarah Handel
Jun 4, 2008 — Scott McClellan, guest Political Junkie, Al Jazeera English's new head, and Marc Fisher on TOTN.Gwen's slammed with Newseum excitement, so I'll just give y'all a quick rundown of today's upcoming show.... In our first hour, Scott McClellan is the man. He'll be on with guest political junkie Ron Elving, who'll take us to the end of the hour with some of today's political news. In our second hour, we've got Al Jazeera English's new managing director, Tony Burman. Finally, The Washington Post's Marc Fisher has good-nighted his column on radio, so he'll join us to talk about the dire straits of our struggling medium. Join us!
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