Fox Across America with Jimmy Fala, America's life coach.

Talk about a tale of two cities, folks.

I had my high school reunion this weekend out on Long Island, Levittown, New York.

While I was out getting tanked with our class president, this next guest was conducting a sobering interview with the real

president. We are thrilled to discuss it now. The host of Fox News Sunday, Chris Wallace,

returns to the show. Hello, sir. You sound like you had a better time than I did, Jimmy.

Listen, I had fun, and I'm going to go out in a limb and say you did too, because there were

a lot of genuine funny moments during that interview yesterday. When you called him on the mean

tweets, he had written about you, he had a very innocent laugh that I've never seen before.

Is there an energy to the

president that we don't see on camera? Is there something about him in person that's different

than what we watch? Absolutely. I will say that, and I've been covering politics for, oh my gosh,

the national politics, 40 years. I've never seen a bigger difference between the public person and

the private person than with Donald Trump. You know, there's obviously some people love the

public person, some people don't like it, but, you know, the public Donald Trump is what he is.

There's some bluster. There's some braggadocio. And, and, and, you know, he plays

Donald Trump, which I think to some degree is, is a character in private, in person, he, there's still

some of that. He's a much, more than almost any politician I've ever known, he asks you questions about

yourself.

You know, it's not all about him.

He's genuinely quite, you know what, to put in the word, charming.

He is a genuinely charming person to be around.

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