Political strategist and former consultant to President Clinton, Dick Morris, analyzes the pre-Iowa caucuses debate. Morris dissects the issues and what effect an absent Donald Trump had. Morris also announces who he thought performed best in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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Democrat Hillary Clinton may well have doomed her 2016 presidential bid by attacking Donald Trump on the issue of women, claiming his outrageous disdain and abuse of the opposite sex. Unfortunately for Hillary, Trump turned the tables on the Hillary and President Clinton’s long record of sexual misbehavior.
Political strategist Dick Morris contends, “Hillary is an enabler of Bill’s sexual predatory conduct and also an abuser of the women who he’s been involved with.” Morris, who served President Clinton as a political advisor in the ’90s, gives us the whole scoop in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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The Obama Administration is stretching itself thinly, reaching solely for green options to contain what they perceive to be an impending global emissions catastrophe. Political strategist Dick Morris says that President Obama inexplicably will not choose the option staring him right in the face–natural gas.
“The real answer is something Obama will not embrace, which is to replace coal with natural gas in power generation,” Morris says. He says that embracing the natural gas option would catapult the United States past Saudi Arabia as the energy capital of the world. Morris explains further in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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Political strategist and commentator Dick Morris gives us a preview of tonight’s fourth Republican presidential debate, this time hosted by the Fox Business News. He says that the focus of the debate might likely center on Ben Carson, amid a flurry of allegedly outlandish comments in his autobiography. And then there’s the big question of whether Donald Trump will recapture the magic again, following a sluggish late summer and early fall that saw his support in the polls dwindle.
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Political commentator Dick Morris analyzes the third presidential debate, moderated by CNBC, and contends that four candidates did themselves well, but two were especially outstanding. Who performed the worst? That’s a no-brainer. It was CNBC and the Three Stooges who moderated the debate. What a disgraceful exhibition of liberal bias it was. Tune in to this edition of Dick Morris Reports for Morris’ analysis.
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Political strategist Dick Morris reveals on Newsmax Prime that Hillary Clinton’s testimony before the Benghazi Committee on Capitol Hill has produced a smoking gun. “The really important stuff was asked by the Congressman from Ohio (U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan), a Republican,” Morris says. “And he pointed to three pieces of evidence that showed clearly, indubitably, indisputably that Hillary Clinton knew that this was a pre-meditated, preplanned terrorist attack and specifically not a spontaneous reaction to a video that had gone awry, as both she and Obama were claiming in public.” Tune in as Morris elaborates on the ramifications of Clinton’s testimony.
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While many politcally based media outlets raved about Hillary Clinton’s win in the first Democratic debate, Dick Morris says they’re wrong. “All eyes were on Hillary, but the winner was Sanders,” he says. Listen to Morris dissect the debate in this edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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Author Niall Ferguson’s The Pity of War examines what the world be like–especially the European Union–if Germany had been victorious in World War I. In his tome, Ferguson destroys many myths of the world’s first major conflict and asks many direct and impolite questions.
Political pundit Dick Morris says perhaps the major benefit of a German victory would have quashed the rise of Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich. “The stab in the back theory that animated Hitler’s rise to power was based on Germany losing World War I when it thought that it was on verge of winning it,” Morris says. “And that would not have taken place and Hitler would not have been propelled into power. Germany would not have had to pay huge reparations to the rest of the world and therefore would not have had mega-inflation, would not have had the economic collapse, and Hitler would not exist.”
Morris elaborates further in this educational edition of Dick Morris Reports.
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