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Meet the Press guest list for November 15, 2009

HILLARY CLINTON
Secretary of State

ARNE DUNCAN
Secretary of Education

NEWT GINGRICH (R-GA)          
Speaker of the House 1995-1999

REV. AL SHARPTON

From the middle of a major overseas trip as President Obama's Secretary of State, HILLARY CLINTON joins us from Asia for an in-depth interview on all the foreign policy challenges facing this administration including Afghanistan, Iraq and the U.S. image abroad. How is she presenting U.S. objectives on the global stage and to her counterparts around the world?

Plus, Secretary of Education ARNE DUNCAN, Fmr. House Speaker NEWT GINGRICH (R-GA), and civil rights leader Rev. AL SHARPTON have been touring the country -- visiting classrooms and talking with students -- to highlight education issues and rally support for their proposed education reforms. We'll join them on the road this week, then sit down with them Sunday morning for a live interview to discuss their plans to improve the quality of education in this country.

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