Chris Wallace (IV)

Chris: (on the topic of Don't Ask, Don't Tell) The army is not a sociological laboratory. The experimenting with army policy, especially in a time of war, would pose a danger to efficiency, discipline and morale and would result in ultimate defeat.

Chris: (on where FoxNews fits into the news media) I think we're the counterweight. I think we're the counterweight. I think that they have a liberal agenda and I think that we tell the other side of the story.

Chris: (to Michelle Bachmann during an interview) Are you a flake?

Chris: (about the troops that died in action) If you want to pay tribute to the troops, talk about what they fought and died for, not just that they died. It should be more than just a telephone directory.

Chris: (on his 2006 interview with Pres. Clinton) I thought it was a fair, balanced and not especially inflammatory question. I even said, 'I know hindsight is 20/20.' But he went off. And once he went off, there was no bringing him back. He wanted to talk about it in detail. He wanted to conjure up right-wingers and conservative hit jobs and a theory involving Rupert Murdoch that I still don't understand.

Chris Wallace: (on why he is a registered Democrat) The reason I'm a registered Democrat is that in Washington, D.C., there is really only one party. If you want a say in who's going to be the next mayor or councilman, you have to vote in the Democratic primary.