And now, from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN, the Axviles, with your

host, David Axelrod.

Chris Wallace hardly needs an introduction.

He's been a presence in American journalism now for more than four decades.

As the host of Fox News Sunday, he famously tangles with public figures every week, and

an interesting chat with Chris recently at the Fox News headquarters in Washington.

Chris Wallace, thank you so much for being here.

We've had many encounters over microphones and cameras, but it's great to sit down with

you.

Well, we've never done it this way, where you're asking the questions, and I have.

I know, and I'm not going to give you the same admonition I always got from you to keep

my answer your answer short, because it's a podcast, man.

You can expand.

Well, we can tell that story.

So I give every person, not you, everybody, I interview, I always at the very end, because

we only have 12 minutes, and I always say, or 10 minutes, I always say, now look, try

to keep your answer short so we can cover more territory.

And I had said that to you so often, and you're the only person in 13 years of the show

who's ever done it before I was going to get it out one day, you said, now, Chris, keep

your question short and be able to cover more territory.

And I laughed the way you did.

Yeah, which you didn't, by the way, but anyway, yes, okay.

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