TV Barn at TCA: Chris Wallace
"Fox News Sunday" anchor Chris Wallace, who cut short a vacation to pay tribute to Tony Snow on Sunday's show (my tribute to Tony), flew out here to TCA to play straight man on a panel that features "Outfoxed" villain John Moody, Bush advisor Karl Rove and Hillary's bulldog Howard Wolfson.
Before the panel, he chatted with me about Rove and expanded on his previous criticism of a certain other cable channel. He also — happily — put to rest conflicting reports about Mike Wallace's supposed retirement.
You'll want, in particular, to hear what Wallace says right after this: "I think people are taking a second look at Fox, especially given how extraordinarily biased the coverage has been our main competitors ... especially MSNBC."
As for Mike Wallace, who at age 90 was reported to be "done with TV" after a recent health setback: "All I can tell you is, Dad's talking to producers about doing stories."
