Chris Wallace dismisses Trump's State of the Union: Any good he does could be destroyed by tomorrow

Fox News anchor Chris Wallace said Tuesday that he expected President Donald Trump to give a good speech during tonight's State of the Union address -- but he warned that it might not matter.

"He does well in these big speeches," he remarked. "He did well last year -- it wasn't officially a State of the Union but it was a speech to a joint session of Congress. A lot of people, include me, though it was terrific."

However, Wallace said Trump's unpredictable behavior meant that any monumentum he built with his speech could quickly come to an end.

"Oftentimes he steps on his own story and gets into a controversy," he said. "He reacted badly last year when Jeff Sessions recused himself and a lot of the momentum from the speech disappeared. So to me it's less a question of how he does tonight as how he does tomorrow and Thursday and can he continue the momentum?"

Wallace explained that Trump's proposals for immigration and infrastructure faced significant hurdles.

"So he can deliver what he says is a unifying message, whether it will unify Republicans and Democrats to be able to get a deal is very much to be determined."

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