How to improve MEET THE PRESS. Get rid of David Gregory to start with.
Jeez, I am beginning to think that you guys would bitch if you were hanged with a new rope.

I mean, what in the world is wrong with David Gregory?
The conservatives don't necessarily like him. Tony Snow would sometimes refuse to answer his questions at White House briefings, because Snow felt the questions were framed in a "partisan" manner.
Now it appears as though the liberals don't like him either.
Sounds like a great choice to me just based upon the fact that NOBDODY is pleased.
I have watched him several times on C-Span coverage of White House briefings and I find his questions to be cogent and incisive. If he brings this skill and style to 'MTP", he could be quite effective.
I would also prefer that the Sunday shows not get into investigative reporting. It would not be the end of the world, I suppose, but I enjoy the shows especially in conjunction with reading the editorial pages of the WSJ, NYT, and others.
The televised programs give me a "flavor" of the different opinions on issues of the day and then I can investigate further via newspapers, the internet, and sometimes books, those topics I find of interest.
Based upon what I have seen of Mr. Gregory's work as White House correspondent, I think he has the potential to be an excellent host, interviewer and panel discussion leader.
I am not sure Tim Russert was all that skilled at interviewing. What he DID posses was a love for, and deep understanding of, the gamesmanship of politics. He was unique in this respect and this uniqueness brought, at times, a fascinating dimension to his work. At other times, in my opinion, it was just plain annoying.