Nicolle Wallace
Anchor of Deadline: White House since 2017. Former Republican communications official who served as Bush White House communications director and a senior McCain 2008 adviser.
The receipts (10)
Promoted retracted Giuliani FBI-briefing story
Her show promoted the report that the FBI had warned Giuliani he was a Russian disinformation target; NYT, Washington Post and NBC News retracted it the next day, and her show posted a correction.
Source: Fox News →Calls herself a former Republican
In March 2021 she described herself as a self-loathing former Republican; Wikipedia lists her party as Republican before 2021.
Source: HuffPost →Apologized for saying Trump talked of 'exterminating Latinos'
Said on air Trump was 'talking about exterminating Latinos'; the next day she tweeted that she misspoke and apologized.
Source: GV Wire (AP) →Apologized after misstating that Trump called for 'extermination' of Latinos
Posted: "I misspoke about Trump calling for an extermination of Latinos"
Source: X (@NicolleDWallace) →Said Trump tweeted the slowed-down Pelosi video
She said Trump tweeted the doctored, slowed-down Pelosi video; Trump had posted a different, edited compilation. No correction was reported.
Source: Washington Free Beacon →Wallace asks why congressional Republicans don't see Trump as 'trouble'
Posted: "Kids know Trump is trouble . Why don’t republicans in Congress?"
Source: X (@NicolleDWallace) →Wallace calls Trump 'a disgrace' and warns Republican friends
Posted: "To all my republican friends... your time is up. Trump is a disgrace who is debasing the office."
Source: X (@NicolleDWallace) →Wallace says Stephen Miller 'pulls the puppet strings' on Trump
Posted: "Miller RUNS @realDonaldTrump - pulls the puppet strings - this is truly the only thing scarier than Trump calling the shots."
Source: X (@NicolleDWallace) →Senior adviser to McCain 2008 campaign
Senior adviser and top spokesperson on John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign.
Source: Wikipedia →White House communications director under George W. Bush
Served as Bush White House communications director, Jan. 2005–July 2006, after running communications for the 2004 reelection campaign.
Source: White House archives →