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Faux News Sunday (previous “FOX ‘news’”):

Chris Wallace interviews Rush Limbaugh and the
self-serving, 2012-loser, pro-Obama pro-RomneyCARE,
carpetbagger Willard “Mitt” Romney.

On Romney’s jealous-driven stupid attack on Mr. Trump
this week:
Rush: Romney’s “dad did the same thing”.

On Trump:
Rush: “Trump has put together a coalition” which the GOP
has purported it needed to win.

Wallace ignores Rush:
Wallace: “Conservatives say the Republican party is in danger ..”
Rush: “They are not conservatives. They are being run by their donors.”
“There is a bigger upside to Trump (he supports Cruz).”
“Its serious this time.”
Congress has no record fixing anything.”

Wallace does not like the clarity and elects to
interrupt to bring up the irrelevant (except to him and Romney) Rubio.
Rush: He (Rubio) is getting no traction, anywhere.

Wallace: What happens in a brokered convention?
Rush: “Romney has telegraphed that they will stop Trump
at the convention.” (They are having a Rules meeting
upcoming before the convention to change the Rules).

At the end, Wallace ignores his sudden changes of
subject (eg. Rubio) and congratulates himself
for “not interrupting”.

Chris Wallace finally gets his journalistic ‘wet dream’,
an interview of his fantasy partner ‘running’ for the Presidency.

Chris Wallace: Introducing the man he calls
“Governor” and says that Romney gave a “brutal attack”.
Romney appears and is orange colored as he mimics Trump.
Romney: “Trump will bring a “more dangerous world”.”
No mention of ISIS, Benghazi, Libya, Syria, etc.
by the orange saboteur.

Chris Wallace takes time to defend Romney,
then hands the stage to Romney who repeats the same
old arguments that were shown to be wrong and
refuted by Judge Jeanine (who ripped Romney silly)
and others.

Romney takes a swipe at Cruz that he “cannot be controlled”.

Romney describes why he took this strange bizarre turn
of attacks this week, revealing that he was talking to himself
or others and saying “someone has to do something”.

Romney, smugly, congratulates himself for taking
down Trump, saying that Trump lost yesterday, and that
Trump is “not the real deal”.
Romney goes on and on against Trump.
Vile.
Disgusting.
Reprehensible.

Romney gloats that he (thinks he) is taking down Mr. Trump.

Romney goes on, supported by Wallace, with the
same strawman arguments which are out of context, disproven,
and shown to also exist for Romney.

Romney: Trump “doesn’t represent the Republican party”.
and smiles. He does.
Not missing the moment, Wallace reminds Romney
that he can run. Romney avoids it every which way.

Romney: If someone is chosen by the “country”
he should be the nominee (he ironically ignores his own
hatred of Mr. Trump in the face of the country CHOOSING
Mr. Trump).

On the other candidates agreeing to support the winner.
Romney: Will not make the pledge, unlike the other
GOP candidates at the last debate.
Revealing Romney stood firm.
Willard Romney: “I will find someone else
or write in (my own) name ..”

In summary, Romney was given an extraordinary amount of time
and none (not one) of his lies were addressed by Wallace.
Equal time should have been given to Mr. Trump, but this
is Faux Sunday “News”.