Wallace also asked about CNN's New Year's Eve no drinking policy and his thoughts on Prince Harry's tell-all memoir, 'Spare' (via toofab)
"Who's the most full-of-crap person on Fox News?" Cohen asked with almost no hesitation. He followed it up with"favorite and least favorite Mike Wallace interview of all time and why?" and"what is the biggest lie someone that you're interviewing has ever told you?"
While Wallace didn't play completely, saying he couldn't answer the first question, he did share that his least favorite Mike Wallace interview was withUltimately, the two seemed to get along fine -- and Cohen fans know he can snap at you in one moment and be fine with you the next -- as they discussed parenthood and their careers. Cohen even invited him to guest on"Watch What Happens Live.
If that happens, maybe Wallace will really face a game of"Plead the Fifth." Those questions, per Cohen, were off the top of his head, so they'd surely be even more brutal if he and his team had time to prepare. "Who's Talking to Chris Wallace?" airs Fridays on HBO Max, with a follow-up highlights show on CNN Sunday evenings.
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