On today’s talk shows, presidential politics won’t take a backseat to terrorism — but it will share focus. Almost every show will have some discussion of the EgyptAir crash and its potential security implications, even though as of Saturday no one knows for sure whether a terrorist attack took place at all. John Dickerson on Face the Nation will have the most time on the story, with retired pilot and hero Sully Sullenberg in one segment, and former high-ranking officials in another talking through both safety and security. Fox will also dedicate two segments to homeland security, with Secretary Jeh Johnson and House committee chair Rep. Michael McCaul on hand. The other shows will either touch on the topic with guests or almost certainly in their roundtables.

However, presidential politics won’t get pushed aside, either. Bernie Sanders makes three appearances today, only missing Fox and NBC. Chuck Todd instead will talk with both Hillary Clinton and Mark Cuban, who will tell Meet the Press that he’d serve as Hillary’s running mate if she moved a little more to the center. (So much for being the Great Indie-Conservative Hope, eh?) The most intriguing segment, though, may be Face the Nation‘s look at fresh general-election polling in the key states of Ohio and Florida. Bear in mind, though, that Donald Trump — who’s curiously absent today, with Jeff Sessions his only surrogate on today’s shows — will be seeing a bump from some coalescing of GOP rank and file. Hillary Clinton won’t get that until Bernie gets out of the race … or may not get it at all, if he bails on the Democrats altogether.

Here are the lineups:

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