Dick Morris on O'Reilly about Clarke

The O'Reilly Factor | 25 MARCH | ME

[aft_lizard]

I was watching O'Reilly interview Morris about Clarke and other issues.

Morris said that in 1995 he had put in a speech for clinton his own "axis of evil" about terrorism and Clarke removed it, he said Clarke was not that serious about terrorism. He said he had to slip his points below Clarkes radar to get it into his 1996 speech.

[Lawgvr1955]

One thing I like about Dick M is he always has these interesting tidbits to toss in. Its nice to see "the man behind the curtain" as it were

[BlueAngel]

I missed it but will catch it later.

If it were not for the liberal media helping him, Clarke would have already gone under.

[OldFriend]

Keep in mind that poop floats, therefore, Clarke will be around for a bit longer before he disintegrates.

[cricket]

Seems Clarke was the most serious about his own ego.

[Lancey Howard]

Rarely have I witnessed such a pompous fool as Clarke. If only everybody had listened to him, Dick Clarke, then terrorism would be defeated and the world would be a safer place. But no. They wouldn't listen.

The calm and confidence of Clarke's testimony reminded me of Queeg's (played by Bogart) testimony just before the thing about the strawberries came up.

[nutmeg]

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[LdSentinal]

The 9/11 Commission should call Dick Morris.

[ladyinred]

But some morons out there are buying what this guy said at the hearings. I suppose since they have been hearing how Bush lied for months now they are predisposed to fall for this pack of lies.

[Salamander]

These same people believe that "The X-Files" was a reality show.

Just think...they vote and drive cars.

Scary, ain't it?

[cricket]

Rarely have I witnessed such a pompous fool as Clarke. If only everybody had listened to him, Dick Clarke, then terrorism would be defeated and the world would be a safer place. But no. They wouldn't listen. . .reminded me of Queeg's (played by Bogart)

His arrogance well matched to what I thought was an 'astounding' apology to victims on behalf of our Government. . .not to mention his 'personal apology'; like he could have changed history.

For sure, Clarke is the man who 'would be' King. . .

[theFIRMbss]

>The 9/11 Commission should call Dick Morris

They should consider
having open mike week and
letting everyone

with something to say
have a fifteen minute shot
at saying their piece . . .

[Hatteras]

Why do I keep thinking "Craig Livingstone" whenever I hear Clarke's name come up?

[Mamzelle]

Funny thing about Morris--I never take what he says seriously but I always love to hear what he has to say. He has an unfailingly unique take on everything.

[BlueAngel]

LOL!

Yeah, he does remind me of an old poop!