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we had joseph mccarthy but we didn't have fox.dentity, and i include that had in the piece. that's all you need to know about fox, and that -- chris wallace, probably the only way he could announce this for sure was not to give a heads up. we don't know the backstory, right? it would strike me with one of those moments if i'm going to say about why i'm leaving or that i'm leaving, i better do it right now because i'm not going to get the opportunity if too many people know about it. i don't know. sure struck me as that. >> i saw a picture from the 1950s of ella fitzgerald and another singer sitting on a bench after they had been arrested for singing before an integrated audience. that was in the 1950s. how great the 1950s were back then. yeah. segregation. congresswoman edwards, your perspective on all of this? >> before i had a relationship with nbc, i appeared regularly on fox news sunday since i was in congress. my experience of chris wlals -- wallace was always fair, even handed, never cutting me off. i enjoyed his journalism.