Hot topics: Afghanistan, WikiLeaks
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On the Sunday shows: THE WAR -- The U.S. isn't in Afghanistan for nation building, says Gates. Kerry sees common U.S.-Iranian interests in Afghanistan, while Graham warns on an 'unholy' left-right domestic alliance to end the war, and he praises Obama on Pakistan. And Levin sees an Afghanistan nightmare in the making -- for the Taliban.
WIKILEAKS FALLOUT -- Info trumps secrecy, says Gates. Mullen rips the leakers. Kerry shrugs off Pentagon Papers parallels. And Graham asks: who the hell is watching?
THE SPEAKER -- Pelosi and Gates offer very different expectations for next year's drawdown. Plus: The speaker signals her unhappiness with the Afghan war, says she's "sad" about Rangel, and dismisses the prediction of "that gentleman" Gibbs, but doesn't deign to name him. THE REST Boehner: GOP agenda coming in August. will offer its agenda this month. Kyl says it's time for Congress to step up on immigration. Greenspan sounds glum. Levin says Obama's still in demand on the trail. Rangel's situation is "not good for New York," says Bloomberg, who again rules out a 2010 presidential run. Palin blames the press for her low numbers, calls the Obama plan to roll back the Bush tax cuts "idiotic." And Amanpour's Sunday morning debut.
