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TONIGHT'S PRIMETIME LINEUP ON MSNBC
Monday, March 17, 2003
***TONIGHT, MSNBC is the place for complete coverage of tonight's Presidential
Address. Beginning at 7p eastern, tune in for a special preview to President Bush's
address on Countdown:Iraq. Then at 8, stay tuned for President Bush's address. Then
at 9, get expert analysis and reaction on a special Hardball with Chris Matthews.
That's all tonight...only on MSNBC.***
NACHMAN (www.nachman.msnbc.com)
5PM - 6PM ET/ 2PM - 3PM PT
With a military strike on Saddam seemingly days away,
America turns it's eyes to tonight's Presidential address.
Get up-to-the-minute reports from the White House, to the Pentagon to the frontlines.
Tonight on Nachman.
THE ABRAMS REPORT (www.abramsreport.msnbc.com)
6PM - 7PM ET/ 3PM - 4PM PT
Exile for Saddam.
Has this option been given enough thought by our leaders in Washington?
Or is a military strike the only way to truly disarm the Iraqi dictator?
That's tonight on the program about justice.
The Abrams Report.
COUNTDOWN: IRAQ (www.countdown.msnbc.com)
7PM - 9PM ET/ 4PM - 6PM PT
Tonight on COUNTDOWN: IRAQ-
With the U.S., Spain and Great Britain withdrawing the latest resolution, and the
world bracing for war.
We'll countdown to tonight's presidential address.
What plan will the commander-in chief lay out for America's military?
Lester Holt hosts Countdown: Iraq.
HARDBALL WITH CHRIS MATTHEWS (www.hardball.msnbc.com)
9PM - 10PM ET/ 6PM - 7PM PT
Chris and the Hardball panel react to the President's speech.
Breaking down the timetable for war, and the fallout that may follow in the Middle
East.
Hardball with Chris Matthews, following the President's speech.
MSNBC REPORTS WITH JOE SCARBOROUGH
10PM - 11PM ET/ 7PM - 8PM PT
With the window of diplomacy now shut on Saddam, is America really ready for war?
Get Capitol Hill insight and reaction to tonight's presidential address.
MSNBC Reports with Joe Scarborough, tonight at 10.
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