Sunday Breakfast Menu, Feb. 23

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The Ukrainian Parliament voted Saturday to oust President Viktor F. Yanukovych after weeks of antigovernment protests and violent clashes with the military. Protesters claimed to have established control of the capital city, while Mr. Yanukovych called the events a “coup” in a television interview on Saturday.

President Obama condemned the violence in Ukraine this week. Protesters say more than 70 people have been killed. But Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, criticized Mr. Obama’s approach, calling him “the most naïve president in history” in a radio interview on Thursday.

Mr. McCain will weigh in again on the president’s foreign policy and the situation in Ukraine on CBS’s “Face the Nation.” Susan E. Rice, the national security advisor, will give the administration’s position on developments in Ukraine and Mr. Obama’s relationship with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”

On “Fox News Sunday,” Senators Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, and Kelly Ayotte, Republican of New Hampshire will also discuss the Ukrainian protests.

The National Governors’ Association held its winter meeting this weekend in Washington, and Mr. Obama pushed minimum wage raises in a meeting with Democratic governors on Friday. Several governors will extend the conversation on the Sunday shows. Gov. Scott Walker, Republican of Wisconsin, and Gov. Peter Shumlin, Democrat of Vermont, will give updates on their states on “Fox News Sunday.”

CNN will host four governors on “State of the Union,” including Gov. Mike Pence, Republican of Indiana, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, Democrat of Connecticut, Gov. Rick Perry, Republican of Texas, and Gov. Jay Nixon, Democrat of Missouri. They will cover the health care law, minimum wage, same-sex marriage and the death penalty.

Gov. Martin O’Malley, Democrat of Maryland, and Gov. Bobby Jindal, Republican of Louisiana, will appear on CBS to comment on presidential prospects in 2016 and the health care law.

Former President George W. Bush will sit down with Martha Raddatz to talk about the Bush Institute’s Military Service Initiative, which helps veterans returning from war, on ABC’s “This Week.”

On Telemundo’s “Enfoque,” María Corina Machado, an opposition leader in Venezuela, will appear on the show to share her views on the protests in her country. The show airs at noon Eastern.

Lorraine Miller, interim president of the N.A.A.C.P., will talk about the minimum wage, the healthcare law and criminal justice reform on CSPAN’s “Newsmakers.”

Representatives Mario Diaz-Balart, Republican of Florida, and Luis V. Gutierrez, Democrat of Illinois, will give an update on immigration reform on Univision’s “Al Punto.”

Gov. Maggie Hassan, Democrat of New Hampshire, discussed the economy on Bloomberg’s “Political Capital” on Friday. John Sununu, former Republican senator of New Hampshire, and David Plouffe, former White House adviser, debated immigration reform. The show repeats throughout the weekend.