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Sunday: Lawrence Summers
Sunday: Lawrence Summers

In a live interview this Sunday, John King speaks with Lawrence Summers, Director of the National Economic Council, about the administration's latest plan to create jobs and reform U.S. health care.

Then, Senator Mark Warner, D-Virginia, and Senator John Thune, R-South Dakota, discuss the economy, health care, and the war in Afghanistan.

Plus, in the 'Sound of Sunday' segment at 11 AM ET, CNN Political Contributors Donna Brazile and Bill Bennett debate the news made on all the Sunday shows.

And personal finance expert Suze Orman gets the 'Last Word'.

Tune in at 9 AM ET.

State of the Union Highlights
Best of State of the UnionBest of State of the Unionvideo
GOP leader on health care billGOP leader on health care billvideo
Rahm Emanuel on AfghanistanRahm Emanuel on Afghanistanvideo
Gen. Jones on Iran's nuclear programGen. Jones on Iran's nuclear programvideo
Obama: Jobs will lag until next yearObama: Jobs will lag until next yearvideo
Sebelius: Public option not essentialSebelius: Public option not essentialvideo
Pelosi on health care reformPelosi on health care reformvideo
Powell: History will judge IraqPowell: History will judge Iraqvideo
G.M. CEO: We need to go furtherG.M. CEO: We need to go furthervideo
About the show

For four hours on Sunday morning, join CNN Chief National Correspondent John King for the Next Generation in Sunday talk.

• At 9 AM ET, John talks to the power players: politicians, business leaders and international newsmakers who will make Monday morning's headlines.

• At 10 AM ET, John is joined by Howard Kurtz and his "Reliable Sources" for an incisive look at the media.

• At 11 AM ET, "We Watch the Other Sunday Shows So You Don't Have To". For entire hour, we bring you the "Sound of Sunday" -- a fast-paced and often irreverent analysis of the trial balloons, policy reversals and talking points that will make headlines in the week ahead. It's like a DVR for politics -- we bring you what's been said on State of the Union and all the other programs and then break down what's real and what's just rhetoric with the Best Political Team on Television. In our Diner segment, John King listens to the opinions of people like you -- raw and unfiltered. Plus, we'll put your questions to our team of reporters and political strategists -- just post on our Facebook page or @cnnsotu on Twitter. If you only watch one hour of Sunday morning TV -- this is the hour to watch

• At NOON ET, John wraps it all up with fresh interviews, the best of the earlier hours and our signature segment, the "Last Word" in Sunday talk.

For those of you who simply can't wake up on a Sunday morning, there is a prime-time broadcast of the best interviews and commentary at 8pm ET.

Primary care shortages hitting communities hard
Primary care shortages hitting communities hard

Denver, Colorado (CNN) -- Her bedside manner is comforting, the questions to the point.

"Is the pain about the same?" asks Dr. Taghrid Altoos.

"Yeah. Yup. Still right on the side, and it's getting a little better every day," a patient says.

Dr. Altoos is a first-year resident at Exempla St. Joseph Hospital, learning her craft at a time politicians in Washington debate major changes to America's health care system.

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Behind the Scenes
Behind the Scenes

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At military school, Obama's Afghan policy is personal
At military school, Obama's Afghan policy is personal

Roswell, New Mexico (CNN) -- Deborah Wright can't remember the exact moment, but her eyes sparkle when asked about her ambition: "I have always wanted to fly planes."

For Jon Huntsman -- son of Jon Huntsman Jr., the U.S. ambassador to China and former Utah Republican governor -- the spark came during family vacations to Coronado along the California coast near San Diego.

"Watching the Navy SEALs train all day and just wondering, 'What drives those guys out there?' You know? And it's just, serving your country."

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Economy deals homeless youth support center double whammy
Economy deals homeless youth support center double whammy

Seattle, Washington (CNN) -- The dinner crowd trickles in slowly at first, some taking time to play a little pool in a recreation area, others just wait patiently in line, or find a spot to sit and strike up a conversation.

On the street, Orion Center has a reputation for its pleasant and welcoming staff, and, as Kayla Wyatt puts it, a place to get a good "feed." And of late, there are many new faces among the familiar.

At a restaurant, that's a sign of progress. At a support organization for the young homeless -- like Orion Center -- it is a troubling sign of the times.

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2 Arkansas men reflect national divide over health reform
2 Arkansas men reflect national divide over health reform

Pine Bluff, Arkansas (CNN) -- Aisha's Fish and Chicken is named for Stanley Walker's 16-year-old daughter; it's a small family business known for its wings, catfish and signature sauce.

Walker's daughter, wife, Demetria, and cousin, Andrew, keep the restaurant running, and in this bad economy, times are tough. Health care coverage is out of the question.

"It's too expensive right now," Walker said. "We are having trouble keeping our head above water. ... We had it at one time, but it was so expensive that we finally dropped it."

With a smile, Walker continues: "I get lots of grief from my wife about it -- that we don't have health care.''

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'Going Rogue' reignites Palin divide, even in her hometown
'Going Rogue' reignites Palin divide, even in her hometown

Wasilla, Alaska (CNN) -- At Pandemonium Booksellers, the Sarah Palin 2010 calendars are hot sellers, and since the election, the traffic in political books has been decidedly to the right.

"Glenn Beck outsells President Obama at the moment?" is our question as owner Shannon Cullip leads us on a tour of the bookstore.

"Oh yeah," she responds with a laugh. "Big time."

In the window, there is a small Wasilla Chamber of Commerce sticker and an image of the town's famous mayor-turned-governor-turned-GOP vice presidential nominee.

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