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it's lorraine wallace's book. chris wallace and lorraine wallace, thank you very much. >> thank you. .. this kind of an independent endeavor. people asked me why did i write the book. the basic answers i thought it might be interesting to have some pain country in someone that knew what they were talking about. it's kind of discouraging. in addition his theory of portends to undo inmates in state has been great at creating myths and they become very destructive over the long-term. permit the service code the deregulation and greed on wall street. simple fact is the banking industry was not deregulated at the bush administration. we had that picchu had attacked, privacy act and sarbanes-oxley. vermeil speculated, not deregulated. others funny agreed on wall street. there was not a sudden plague of greed. take some greed snuck out of the north. that's not what caused the financial crisis. in my book and talk about six things. first, the primary cars whose current policy. within an mixed. the worst regulated is done

that is chris wallace, host of "fox news sunday" but he is joined by lorraine wallace today and we'rethe national press club, where they have a book. chris wallace, did you ever think you would be talking a cookbook? >> well, i'm hawking it. my wife turned one, rota teq in the story is the first sunday that i started doing "fox news sunday," lorraine said what would you like what i said chicken. qaeda might do to comfort her to decide which isn't what you like what i said the first week went well, let's have chicken. at eight and half years, almost nine years later, she's got a book and i'm still on the show spent 100 chicken recipes with 50 vegetarian site. you know i've got to step up my chicken. what i learned is chicken is the most versatile ingredient that you can use in the kitchen. you can do anything to it. you can bake it, roasted, pound, barbecue it. it's amazing. >> lorraine wallace, are these your own recipes of? >> all of my own recipes. it's what i love to do spring and i and the tester. tester. i haven't got any of them but i've beaten everyone. everyone. >> each chapte

. >> let me tell you, i was taking lorraine, mrs. wallaceent past his street, and it was completely blocked off. so i know where he was having dinner. i mean, i know what street, but i don't know what restaurant. >> i have breaking news, mini bar. i was told he was at mini bar. >> very expensive. >> uh-huh. i'm surprised you weren't there too, chris. >> i wasn't there. we had a lovely dinner at fiola's, which i can highly recommend. >> i love it. unfortunately, the news of the day does prevail. we have to talk about what's going on in the hagel nomination. seems to be a temporary block. a lot of wrangling on the hill. >> i think he's going to get through. congress is on a break for a week now. but the republicans demanded that there be a delay for at least this 10 days until they come back. and they want more information about hagel. but especially about benghazi, about the terror attack there, what the president and his administration knew beforehand, what they were doing during the attack. they feel they haven't gotten those answers and th