Sunday Breakfast Menu, June 17 As the presidential race heats up, Mitt Romney will appear on his first Sunday show - other than Fox News - to discuss the things both he and President Obama said last week on the campaign trail. David Plouffe, Mr. Obama's senior adviser, will make the network rounds as well, defending the president's words on the economy and promoting his new policy shift to cease deportations for some young illegal immigrants. Mr. Romney will welcome Bob Schieffer of CBS's "Face the Nation" to the campaign trail this Sunday, as Mr. Schieffer shadows Mr. Romney, the Republican Party's presumptive nominee, on the journey he hopes will lead him to the White House. Mr. Romney will talk about his plans to bolster bipartisan cooperation before Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, and Howard Dean, 2004 Democratic presidential candidate, debate the former governor's November prospects in a political roundtable. Mr. Plouffe will make appearances on ABC's "This Week," CNN's "State of the Union," FOX's "Fox News Sunday" and NBC's "Meet the Press." He will discuss the president's election strategy and specific details of Mr. Obama's economic message in battleground states. Later, Senator John McCain will join the debate on "Meet the Press," and Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, independent of Connecticut, will weigh in on the recent series of alleged national security leaks, on "Fox News Sunday." Former presidential contenders will add their campaign expertise as well. Rick Santorum will appear on "State of the Union" to discuss the conservative agenda, and Tim Pawlenty will sit in on "This Week" to debate the week's politics. The new health care law also nears the top of the weekend agenda, with Representative Tom Price, Republican of Georgia, giving the G.O.P. perspective on the Supreme Court debate regarding the law's constitutionality and its potential impact, on C-SPAN's "Newsmakers." The subject will shift to middle class income and wealth on TV One's "Washington Watch." Cecilia E. Rouse, former White House economic adviser, will appear on the program to discuss a drop in household incomes nationwide, especially among African-Americans. Bloomberg's "Political Capital" will feature an interview with Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island, Democratic member of both the Senate Budget Committee and the Armed Services Committee.