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The anchor doesn’t want to talk about Ingraham, Hannity and Carlson – but he does think Jim Acosta of CNN should not be lecturing the president When Chris Wallace grills politicians on his Sunday morning show, he can expect two men to offer feedback. One is Donald Trump, who is wont to tweet back in anger. The other is Wallace’s boss: Rupert Murdoch. “He cares tremendously about the news,” Wallace says of the owner of the most watched cable news network in America. “And I will tell you, when I have contact with him, he never is asking about ideology, just: ‘What’s going on? What’s happening? Tell me.’ Related: ‘We still have a problem with female authority’: how politics sets a trap for American women You want to talk to me about what I do? I’m happy to talk about it. I don’t want to talk about what somebody else does We didn’t identify the support for Donald Trump early enough and we didn’t understand … he really was striking a chord Continue reading…
