August 10

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HENRY PAULSON
Secretary of the Treasury

DAVID BRODER
Washington Post Columnist

ERIN BURNETT
Anchor, CNBC's "Street Signs"
Co-anchor, CNBC's "Squawk on the Street"

E.J. DIONNE
Washington Post Columnist

PAUL GIGOT
Editorial Page Editor, Wall Street Journal

DAVID GREGORY
Chief White House Correspondent, NBC News
Host, MSNBC's "Race for the White House"

Exclusive! Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson will be Tom Brokaw's guest from Beijing — the site of the Olympic Games. Paulson will share his views on the U.S. and global economy, energy prices, and the housing crisis.

Plus, NBC's David Gregory will lead a political roundtable in Washington, DC, with David Broder, Erin Burnett, E.J. Dionne, and Paul Gigot on the U.S. economy & the race for the White House.

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. Due to NBC's coverage of the Olympics, the broadcast will air at a special time in many markets.

SPECIAL AIR TIMES DUE TO NBC's OLYMPIC COVERAGE 8/10/08:

Atlanta, GA 9:00 AM

Austin, TX 8:00 AM

Baltimore, MD 9:00 AM

Boston, MA 9:00 AM

Charlotte, NC 9:00 AM

Chicago, IL 8:00 AM

Dallas, TX 8:00 AM

Des Moines, IA 8:00 AM

Detroit, MI 9:00 AM

Houston, TX 8:00 AM

Little Rock, AR 8:00 AM

Miami, FL 9:00 AM

Minneapolis, MN 8:00 AM

New York, NY 9:00 AM

Oklahoma City, OK 8:00 AM

Philadelphia, PA 9:00 AM

Pittsburgh, PA 9:00 AM

Providence, RI 9:00 AM

Raleigh, NC 9:00 AM

Sacramento, CA 6:00 AM

Washington, DC 9:00 AM

For the full list of broadcast times, please check local listings or the "Meet the Press" Web site for television and radio broadcast times in your area.

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