A fire in Fox News’ D.C. studio forces Mike Pence and Newt Gingrich to evacuate and film across town
A Sunday morning fire forced "Fox News Sunday" to shoot in a new location and take Vice President Pence and pundit
The conservative media outlet taped its weekly program at Fox 5's
"If things look a little bit different here today that's because of the fact that we had a fire -- yes, a fire -- in our building on
Interestingly, the
C-Span's studios, also housed in
No injuries were reported to DC Fire and EMS, which confirmed sprinklers had been activated by the fire.
Once cameras started rolling, Wallace grilled Pence a bit about re-opening the Federal government, which has been partially shutdown since
"
Pence pushed back that "Well, because, I mean, I mean, frankly Chris, what the American people want us to do is work on their priorities and the American people want us to secure the border."
Wallace accused the Trump administration of not wanting to give in and compromise political leverage.
While
Earlier this month, he called out
"The
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