Ep 38. Sun, Sep 18, 2016

Chris Wallace is back on Fox News Sunday for another episode of insightful discussions and interviews. In season 2016 episode 38, which aired on Sun, Sep 18, 2016, Chris moderates a discussion on the upcoming presidential elections. His panelists for this discussion are Dr. Ben Carson, a former republican presidential candidate, and Tom Bossert, a former Homeland Security Advisor.

The discussion centers around the two candidates and how they are faring in the polls. Dr. Carson expresses his concern that people are not taking Donald Trump seriously and Tom Bossert raises concerns about Hillary Clinton's email scandal. They also talk about the role of the media in shaping people's opinions and whether or not it is fair.

In the next segment, Chris interviews the governor of Ohio, John Kasich. This segment is particularly interesting as Kasich had been in the running for the Republican nomination before dropping out. Chris asked Kasich if he believed that he could be a viable third-party candidate. Kasich, however, brushed off any suggestion that he was interested in running as a third-party candidate.

In continuation of the discussion on the presidential elections, Chris then interviews the head of the Democratic National Committee, Donna Brazile. They discuss the email scandal and her reaction to it, as well as why she believes that Hillary Clinton is the right choice for the next President of the United States. Brazile also talks about the DNC's role in supporting Clinton.

The last segment of the show sees Chris sitting down with Bob Woodward, the famed investigative journalist who is famous for his work in uncovering the Watergate scandal. Their discussion centers around the role of the media in shaping public opinion and the role of investigative journalism in uncovering scandals. Woodward talks about how investigative journalism has changed over the years and how it continues to evolve.

Overall, season 2016 episode 38 of Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace provides a comprehensive discussion of the presidential elections and the role of the media in shaping public opinion. With a panel of intelligent and insightful guests, Chris leads these enlightening discussions in a compelling and engaging manner.