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On Fox, Chris Wallace says, "The spinning that has been done by the president's defenders over the last 24 hours ... it is astonishing and deeply misleading."
Soo... Wallace is saying many of his colleagues are behaving in an "astonishing" and "deeply misleading" manner, yes?
Soo... Wallace is saying many of his colleagues are behaving in an "astonishing" and "deeply misleading" manner, yes?
That segment was actually fairly remarkable. @SandraSmithFox, who is supposed to be a "straight news" anchor, was butting heads with Chris Wallace as if she were questioning a liberal guest. Smith was firing pro-Trump talking points at Wallace, who wasn't having it.
Chris Wallace, speaking to Shep Smith about Trump defenders who don't work in the White House, says, "I expect more of them, that they will try to look at the truth."
Wallace adds that he'd like people to operate in a "reality-based situation" and "deal in the facts."
Wallace adds that he'd like people to operate in a "reality-based situation" and "deal in the facts."
A Fox spokesperson tells me Chris Wallace was absolutely not talking about his Trump-defending colleagues when he made these comments. I guess he was referring to unknown Trump-defending people not employed by the network.
