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Primetime on MSNBC: Monday, June 7, 2004
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THE ABRAMS REPORT (6PM ET/3PM PT) <http://www.abramsreport.msnbc.com>
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President Reagan's Legal Impact:
How did President Reagan's years in office change the American Legal System? Dan
takes
an in depth look at the former President's judicial appointments and the impact they
still
have on America's courts.
The Scott Peterson Trial:
Dan with how the emotional testimony from Laci Peterson's family members, may impact
the
jury? Dan, with the latest details.
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HARDBALL WITH CHRIS MATTHEWS (7PM ET/4PM PT) <http://hardball.msnbc.com>
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Tribute to An American President:
As a nation mourns...Chris Matthews shows you how the world plans to honor President
Ronald Reagan, outlining the events taking place, from California to Washington D.C,
and
talking with close friends and colleagues of President Reagan, including Rep. David
Dreier
(R-Calif.), took office in 1980 during Reagan's presidency; Rep. Chris Cox (R-Calif.),
Reagan White House legal counsel; David Gergen, Reagan White House Communications
Director; Caspar Weinberger, Reagan Defense Secretary.
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COUNTDOWN WITH KEITH OLBERMANN (8PM ET/5PM PT) <http://countdown.msnbc.com>
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President Reagan's Legacy:
Keith talks with Ken Duberstein, former Reagan Chief of Staff; Dr. John Hutton,
President Reagan's personal physician and family friend; Larry Sabato, presidential
historian and
Director of the Center for Politics at the University of Virginia.
From Normandy to the Hall of Fame:
Baseball Legend YOGI BERRA sits down with Keith to chronicle his amazing role in the
D-Day invasion.
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DEBORAH NORVILLE TONIGHT (9PM ET/6PM PT) <http://norville.msnbc.com>
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The Great Communicator:
What made President Reagan one of the most powerful speaker's in the world?
Deborah shows he successfully connected with a vast audience on a level all his own.
Guests George Shultz, Jeanne Kirkpatrick, Dick Thornburgh, and Ed Meese, share their
personal stories, and favorite Reagan moments.
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SCARBOROUGH COUNTRY (10PM ET/7PM PT) <http://joe.msnbc.com>
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The Reagan Legacy:
How President Reagan took office and reshaped the spirit and political landscape in
America, with special guests: Richard Allen, former Reagan National Security Officer;
Ed Gillespie, RNC chairman; James Miller, former Reagan budget director; James Baker,
Reagan's Secretary of the Treasurer; Martin Anderson, former Reagan advisor; and
Lawrence
Kudlow, former Reagan economic advisor.
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Sneak Peek: Tomorrow at 9pET on Deborah Norville Tonight...Film legend Mickey Rooney
recounts personal stories of his friendship with Ronald Reagan.
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