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[[Image:Meet the press logo.jpg|thumb|right|The original logo of Meet the Press ]]

[[Image:Meet the press logo.jpg|thumb|right|The original logo of Meet the Press ]]

'''Meet the Press''' is a [[Sunday]] morning political [[television]] show aired on [[NBC]], which has interviewed many of the worlds major newsmakers and politicians in its history. Debuting on June 24, 1947, it is the longest running television show in the history of the world.<ref>http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb1437/is_200203/ai_n5929381</ref> There have been nine permanent hosts of the show, former [[NBC Nightly News| NBC News]] Washington Bureau Chief, [[Tim Russert]], currently holds the job<ref> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3403008/</ref>.  An average of five million [[American|Americans]] watch the one hour Meet the Press show.  

'''Meet the Press''' is a [[Sunday]] morning political [[television]] show aired on [[NBC]], which has interviewed many of the worlds major newsmakers and politicians in its history. Debuting on June 24, 1947, it is the longest running television show in the history of the world.<ref>http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb1437/is_200203/ai_n5929381</ref> There have been nine permanent hosts of the show, former [[NBC Nightly News| NBC News]] Washington Bureau Chief, [[Tim Russert]], currently holds the job position.<ref> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3403008/</ref> An average of five million [[American|Americans]] watch the one hour Meet the Press show each week.  

==Radio==

==Radio==