Fox News anchor Chris Wallace said there did not seem to be any hard evidence of widespread voter fraud in the presidential election on Thursday’s broadcast of “The Daily Briefing.”
Fox News host Chris Wallace pressed Corey Lewandowski on this week’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday” about President Donald Trump’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Fox News anchor Chris Wallace said Friday on FNC’s “Bill Hemmer Reports” that former Vice President Joe Biden had a “powerful” message while President Donald Trump lacked details of a second term agenda at the last presidential debate on Thursday night.
During Fox News Channel’s wrap-up of coverage of the presidential debate, Fox News Channel’s Chris Wallace, the moderator of the first debate and anchor of “Fox News Sunday,” argued the questions during the Thursday debate favored Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.
Fox News host Chris Wallace said Thursday on “America’s Newsroom” that if the allegations that former Vice President Joe Biden had financially profited from his son Hunter’s foreign business dealings that would have been discovered by now.
NBC’s Kristen Welker, the reporter slated to moderate the second and final presidential debate on Thursday, was once caught on a hot mic coaching Hillary Clinton’s communications director prior to a live interview in 2016.
Fox News Channel’s anchor Chris Wallace commented on a New York Post article that purports to show emails from Hunter Biden linking his father, former Vice President Joe Biden, to his Ukraine business dealings, Friday on “America Newsroom.”
Senator Ben Sasse (R-NE) on this week’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday” said it was “grotesque” that former Vice President Joe Biden has deflected questions over whether he would move to add seats to the Supreme Court.
Fox News anchor Chris Wallace questioned Trump campaign surrogate Lara Trump about the first family’s decision not to wear masks at the first presidential debate.
Fox News anchor Chris Wallace said Friday on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom” that President Donald Trump made a “big mistake” by bowing out of the virtual second debate.
Chris Wallace, who came under fire after moderating a contentious debate between President Trump and Joe Biden (D), appeared to favor the Commission on Presidential Debate’s decision to move October 15’s in-person debate to an online forum, calling it a “perfectly reasonable idea.”
Following Wednesday’s vice-presidential debate, Fox News Channel’s Chris Wallace suggested Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, was the winner given she, in his view, proved she could be a “heartbeat away from the presidency.”
Trump campaign adviser Steve Cortes told Fox News host Chris Wallace he was not a “neutral moderator” at the first presidential debate on this week’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday.”
Fox News host Chris Wallace had a heated exchange with Trump campaign adviser Steve Cortes about President Donald Trump’s family and advisers not wearing masks at the first presidential debate that Wallace moderated on this week’s broadcast of “Fox News Sunday.”
The demise of Fox News as an alternative to the establishment media marched on Thursday when both Chris Wallace and John Roberts exposed themselves as liars.
Fox News Channel’s Wallace said the lesson from President Donald Trump’s positive coronavirus diagnosis was “wear the damn mask” on Friday’s broadcast of FNC’s “America’s Newsroom.”
President Donald Trump on Thursday again condemned white supremacy in an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity, as corporate media continued to press him on the issue after the first presidential debate of 2020.
Chris Wallace told Fox News’s Bill Hemmer on Thursday that President Donald Trump bears the “primary responsibility for what happened” during Tuesday’s debate and claimed that it was Trump — not Joe Biden (D) — who set the tone of the debate by interrupting.
A CNBC/Change Research poll released Thursday showed that the great majority of viewers will continue to support their initial choice for president in November following the first presidential debate between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden.
The Trump campaign on Thursday condemned the Presidential Debate Commission for trying to change the agreed-on debate rules for the second and third presidential debates after the contentious first debate on Tuesday.
Fox News anchor Chris Wallace put the blame on President Donald Trump for the chaotic presidential debate on Tuesday night on Thursday’s broadcast of Fox News Channel’s “Bill Hemmer Reports.”
After sparring with a hostile Fox News anchor, Chris Wallace, during the first presidential debate this week, President Donald Trump will next go toe-to-toe with a former Joe Biden intern, C-SPAN’s Steve Scully.
It did not go unnoticed that during Tuesday’s presidential debate, moderator Chris Wallace gave openings for former Vice President Joe Biden, the Democratic presidential nominee, to avoid responding to difficult questions, including those about his son Hunter Biden’s business dealings. Among those was Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL).
“Can you believe this guy? I was debating two people last night,” President Trump said, speaking to a raucous crowd at a campaign rally in Duluth, Minnesota.
The Commission on Presidential Debates may allow moderators for the next two debates to cut off the microphones of President Trump or Joe Biden if they break the rules.
“I don’t know who the Proud Boys are, I mean you have to give me a definition,” Trump told reporters on Wednesday afternoon as he left the White House for Minnesota. “Because I really don’t know who they are. I can only say they have to stand down, let law enforcement do their work.”
Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh weighed in on Tuesday evening’s presidential debate on Wednesday, stating that moderator Chris Wallace and Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden were “ganging up on” President Donald Trump.
It was not only Joe Biden who set the tone that it was okay to interrupt and heckle, it was also Chris Wallace who interrupted Trump on three occasions just as he was making valid points.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) proclaimed on Tuesday night that President Trump is a white supremacist following an exchange with debate moderator Chris Wallace, who asked Trump to condemn white supremacist groups despite the president having repeatedly done so in the past.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) said President Donald Trump should provide more focus on his economic record in upcoming presidential debates, offering her commentary on Wednesday’s edition of SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily with host Alex Marlow.
During an interview that aired during Wednesday’s broadcast of Hugh Hewitt’s nationally syndicated radio show, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) slammed Fox News Channel’s Chris Wallace, the moderator for the presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden a night earlier.
The Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) announced on Wednesday that it will incorporate “additional structure” to future debates to “ensure a more orderly discussion of the issues” following Tuesday evening’s contentious debate between not just Joe Biden and President Trump, but moderator Chris Wallace, who had several heated moments with the president.
Chris Wallace, Fox News Sunday host and moderator of Tuesday’s presidential debate, appeared to cave to the radical left by introducing an unexpected topic, climate change, into the first presidential debate despite its absence from the formal list of topics for the night’s discussion.
CLAIM: During Tuesday night’s presidential debate, Democratic nominee Joe Biden said that American educators do not teach students to “hate” the United States. VERDICT: FALSE
“Chris had a tough night,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “Two on one was not surprising, but fun.”
Trump said “sure” (twice) when asked to condemn white supremacists. Chris Wallace used the term “stand down” and Joe Biden brought up the “Proud Boys”
Nigel Farage said that Joe Biden can’t condemn Antifa because he is afraid of losing votes from the far-left in the election.
Joe Biden was wrong again: The protest was violent, Trump did not order it cleared, and tear gas was not used.
CNN ran a headline Tuesday evening specifically claiming: “Trump refuses to call out white supremacists.” He did — at least twice — during the debate.
Hollywood stars ripped Fox News’ Chris Wallace for his role as the moderator of the first presidential debate on Tuesday, saying that the news anchor was too timid and lost control of the proceedings as President Donald Trump took control of the stage through sheer force of will.
