Former Vice President Joe Biden
Joe BidenBill Maher says Cuomo can't stay after scandal: He's no 'Donald Trump' Senate confirms Biden's pick for Navy secretary CNN's Jim Acosta on delta variant: 'Why not call it the DeSantis variant?' MORE referred to "Fox News Sunday" anchor Chris Wallace
Christopher (Chris) WallaceAnything-but-bipartisan 1/6 commission will seal Pelosi's retirement. Here's why Biden walks fine line with Fox News Aides who clashed with Giuliani intentionally gave him wrong time for Trump debate prep: book MORE as "Chuck" on Sunday during the 2020 presidential candidate's first interview with Wallace in 13 years.
“Mr. Vice President, thank you. Thanks for your time. Please come back in less than 13 years, sir," Wallace said as the interview ended.
“All right, Chuck. Thank you very much," Biden replied.
“All right, it’s Chris, but anyway," an amused Wallace said.
"Chris, I just did Chris. No, no, I just did Chuck. I tell you what, man, these are back-to-back," Biden replied. "Anyway, I can do it early in the morning too. ”
At the end of his interview w/ Chris Wallace, Joe Biden boasts that he’s not “sleepy,” then thanks “Chuck” for the questions
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) March 1, 2020
“It’s Chris, but anyway.”
"No, I just did Chuck. I tell you what, man, these are back-to-back, anyway, I don’t know how you do it early in the AM" pic.twitter.com/jOx7jKnCh9
Biden was active on the Sunday morning talk show circuit following his decisive win in the South Carolina primary, his first of the 2020 campaign season after underperforming in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada. Included in his media tour was an interview with "Meet the Press" moderator Chuck Todd
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The former vice president faces an uphill battle against Sen. Bernie Sanders
Bernie SandersSenate braces for days-long infrastructure slog Latino voters: 'Do we have your attention now?' Jeffries: Shontel Brown win in Ohio proves anti-establishment line of attack is 'lame' MORE (I-Vt.) Super Tuesday, however. The self-described democratic socialist is leading is delegate-rich states including California.
