*** Thursday’s “Daily Rundown” line-up: Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), a former state attorney general who’s argued before SCOTUS and one of only two current senators who clerked there, on expectations for today’s decision… Sen. Roy Blunt (R-MO), the Capitol Hill liaison for the Romney campaign, on how Republicans may react to the different possible decisions… Marist’s Lee Miringoff with more on the new NBC/Marist polls of swing states North Carolina, New Hampshire and Michigan… NBC’s Pete Williams with the latest from the SCOTUS steps… NBC’s Kelly O’Donnell with more on today’s planned contempt vote on Atty. Gen. Holder in the House… More 2012 headlines and a SCOTUS countdown with Politico’s Lois Romano, Democratic strategist Jamal Simmons and former Bush 43 White House aide and current Indiana GOP spokesman Pete Seat.
*** Thursday’s “Jansing & Co.” line-up: The program will have breaking news of the Supreme Court’s ultimate decision.
*** Thursday’s “MSNBC Live with Thomas Roberts” line-up: MSNBC’s Thomas Roberts talks with Ed Schultz, Melissa Harris Perry, RNC Communications Director Sean Spicer, Representative Chris Van Hollen and SCOTUSBlog’s Tom Goldstein.
*** Thursday’s “NOW with Alex Wagner” line-up: Alex Wagner’s guests include former Clinton WH Chief of Staff and Center for American Progress President John Podesta, former adviser to President George W. Bush Mark McKinnon, former Clinton WH Press Secretary Dee Dee Myers, former RNC Chair Michael Steele, the New York Times’ Jodi Kantor, Mother Jones Washington Bureau Chief David Corn, NBC News Chief Legal Correspondent Savannah Guthrie, and MSNBC’s Chris Matthews & Lawrence O’Donnell.
*** Thursday’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports” line-up: NBC’s Andrea Mitchell interviews NBC’s Pete Williams, NBC’s Chuck Todd, MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow, the Washington Post’s Chris Cillizza, Gov. Deval Patrick (D-MA), Gov. Bob McDonnell (R-VA), Bioethicist Zeke Emanuel, and New York Magazine’s John Heilemann.
*** Thursday’s “News Nation with Tamron Hall” line-up: MSNBC’s Tamron Hall interviews MSNBC’s Chris Hayes, Michael Smerconish, Time’s Michael Crowley, Kenji Yoshino and Newsweek’s Zachary Karabell.
