BILL O'REILLY (HOST): Now in the debate last night there was a lot of raucous behavior. A cacophony. Did it mean anything?

CHRIS WALLACE: Let me just say first of all, big picture, I thought it was an embarrassment for the Republican Party. There are were a lot of shots taken, a lot of shots scored, but there was precious little vision, almost no discussion, serious discussion of issues or what are you going to do, how are you going to improve people's lives. And if you saw someone acting presidentially, on that stage, you got better eyesight, Bill, than I do so I thought -- 

O'REILLY: I think Kasich was a voice of reason, am I wrong? He wasn't on very much.

Previously: 

CBS' Bob Schieffer Slams CNN's Republican Presidential Debate For “No Discussion of The Issues”

Media Praise Rubio's Attack On Trump's Lightweight Health Care Plan, Neglect To Mention His Is “Vague And Inscrutable”

During GOP Debate, Telemundo's Maria Celeste Arrarás “Showed The Value Of Spanish-Language Media”

(h/t Mediaite)