Meet the Press Premieres on RLTV July 13

BALTIMORE, July 10 /PRNewswire/ -- Retirement Living TV (RLTV), the only
network dedicated to adults 50+, premieres Meet the Press on Monday, July
13th. The program will air on RLTV every Monday at 7 and 10 p.m.

In the premiere episode, guests include the GOP's 2008 presidential nominee,
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ). He'll be giving his thoughts on the state of the
economy, the future of health care reform, global hot-spots, the upcoming
Supreme Court nominee hearings, the Republican Party and Sarah Palin's
political future. From the other side of the spectrum, Senate Judiciary
Committee member Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) will serve as a program guest.
Additionally, insights and analysis from Meet the Press's political
roundtable: Fmr. Adviser to Pres. George W. Bush, Karen Hughes; NBC's Andrea
Mitchell; Democratic Strategist Bob Shrum; and Politico's Roger Simon, will
round out the hour.

Last month, NBC and RLTV announced a licensing deal for the rebroadcast rights
to the Meet the Press. The deal serves as a continuation of a partnership
that has involved shared content and co-productions between NBC and RLTV. It
represents another step in the close relationship NBC News and RLTV have
developed over the past two years.

About Retirement Living TV
Retirement Living TV (RLTV) is the only cable network dedicated to serving the
needs of adults 50+ with information and entertainment that inspires and
enhances the perception of aging. The network has Emmy award-winning
programming that addresses a variety of subjects and genres including health,
finance, travel, reality, comedy and drama. It is RLTV's vision to be the top
television network, online destination and media brand for adults 50+. For
more information, log on to WWW.RL.TV.

SOURCE Retirement Living TV

Kimberly Simmons, Media & Communications Manager of Retirement Living TV,
+1-443-430-8948 (office), +1-443-841-5313 (cell), ksimmons@rl.tv; or Priscilla
Clarke, +1-202-723-2200, +1-240-476-9643 (cell), for Retirement Living TV