Why does Fox News' Chris Wallace hate America? (Rhetorical question.) Every writer who's been on a beat for years or decades has a few tropes, fixations and straw men they fall back upon on a morning with a touch of the flu: pudding-headed political commentators love to describe dark turns in a pol's career as "Shakespearean," which, unless it's coming from a studied, articulate, passionate former theater critic like Frank Rich, is usually so much bumf drawn from a dip into the Bartlett's Familiar Quotations. I don't have a stock phrase to describe the fifteen minutes linked here, but former President Clinton's reaction to a dishonest set-up by Fox News' Wallace is the most dramatic thing I've seen anywhere in too long. (Maybe Clinton should have advised Steven Zaillian on All the King's Men instead of James Carville.) At the link, the art of countering the art of the devious interview, without the help of writers or prompters.