Fireworks on Fox! Angry Chris Wallace Lectures Katie Pavlich: “Get Your Facts Straight” (Video)

Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace lit into Fox contributor Katie Pavlich during a panel discussion Monday, angrily lecturing Pavlich to “get your facts straight!” The conflict came in a discussion about potential witness testimony at the Senate impeachment trial of President Trump set to resume Monday, comparing the Clinton impeachment with Trump’s. Moderator Bret Baier told Wallace to “tone it down”.

Video clips posted online as of this writing do not include the comments Wallace was criticizing Pavlich for, but they capture the fireworks.

Wallace calls out his co-panelist for lying, and Bret Baier tells Wallace to 'tone it down.' Classic.
Chris Wallace to Katie Pavlich: "Katie, what you're saying just isn't true ... get your facts straight!"

Anchor Bret Baier: "Okay, okay let's tone it down." pic.twitter.com/VY7okCJKA5

— Lis Power (@LisPower1) January 27, 2020

UPDATE: Longer version includes Pavlich comments Wallace criticized her for.

Former Fox News Channel host Eric Bolling cheered Pavlich on against Wallace, “Watching @KatiePavlich dunking on
@FoxNewsSunday Chris Wallace..So good that someone finally stands up to the “Fox in the Hen House” liberal Chris.”

Watching @KatiePavlich dunking on @FoxNewsSunday Chris Wallace..
So good that someone finally stands up to the “Fox in the Hen House” liberal Chris.

— ERIC BOLLING 🇺🇸 (@ericbolling) January 27, 2020

UPDATE: Matt Schlapp says Pavlich did have her facts straight, “.@KatiePavlich is correct. Clinton was being sued for his sexual assaults in this case on Paula Jones. During that process Lewinsky’s affair came to light. In the end Clinton committed 11 felonies, paid almost $1 million in fines to Jones and AR disbarred him.”

.@KatiePavlich is correct. Clinton was being sued for his sexual assaults in this case on Paula Jones. During that process Lewinsky’s affair came to light. In the end Clinton committed 11 felonies, paid almost $1 million in fines to Jones and AR disbarred him. https://t.co/6oqMxbRHXD

— Matt Schlapp (@mschlapp) January 27, 2020