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July 27, 2008

SEN. BARACK OBAMA (D-IL)
Democratic Candidate for President

Exclusive! Barack Obama goes one-on-one with Tom Brokaw this Sunday on "Meet the Press" -- for the full hour. The program will originate from London -- the last stop on Obama's nine-day overseas trip to the Middle East, Asia and Europe.

Tom Brokaw is the interim moderator of "Meet the Press." Betsy Fischer is the executive producer. Michelle Jaconi and Rebecca Samuels are producers.

"Meet the Press" is seen on the NBC Television Network from 9-10 a.m. ET in most markets. In Washington D.C. and New York City, the broadcast is seen from 10:30-11:30 a.m. ET.

Please check local listings or the "Meet the Press" Web site for television and radio broadcast times in your area.

"Our issues this Sunday." For seventeen years, Tim Russert started "Meet the Press" with those four words — and it was those words that he was preparing to record when he collapsed and died on June 13. We remember our colleague and friend with a look back at his life and legacy.

You can watch or listen to "Meet the Press" whenever and wherever you want: Watch the latest "Meet the Press" in its entirety, free of charge, on-demand and online beginning at 1:00 pm, ET on Sunday afternoons at www.mtp.msnbc.com.

Note Re-Broadcast Time: "Meet the Press" is re-broadcast on MSNBC-TV Sunday nights at 6 pm ET/3pm PT and again at 2 am ET/11pm PT.

You can find out who will be meeting the press each Sunday on your cell phone. Just text "MTP" to 622639 (NBCNEW) and receive weekly alerts on Friday afternoon with Sunday's guest line-up.


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