[Mr. Bird]

Bill ran after me, tackled me, threw me to the floor of the kitchen in the mansion and cocked his fist back to punch me. You grabbed his arm and, yelling at him to stop and get control of himself, pulled him off me. Then you walked me around the grounds of the mansion in the minutes after, with your arm around me, saying, "He only does that to people he loves."

Has this been printed before? This is absolutely hysterical.

[Ramtek57]

Dick Morris needs to go on the FoxNews on one of the evening programs and tell this tale.

[samanella]

probably coked up at the time....

[Ghengis]

Has this been printed before? This is absolutely hysterical.

Morris has written on this a time or two before. I have also heard him comment on the episode at least once (maybe on Hannity and Colmes). Nothing in Morris' account should surprise anyone. Nothing shocking here as it is not unusual behavior from a narcissistic sociopath who is assisted by his enabling parental figure.

[rockinonritalin]

I think Dick has already recounted this story, either in his book or in a column or on TV. I have heard it before.

[Tuscaloosa Goldfinch]

I don't know about you guys, but I've HEARD this before. Either heard him say it, or read it somewhere. I think I heard him tell this on Fox one night, although it's been awhile, maybe just after GW was elected, when Morris began talking about the Clintons.

[beckett]

Has this been printed before? This is absolutely hysterical.

Raymond Strother, a Democratic political consultant, mentioned the incident during a June 1st appearance on C-SPAN's Booknotes with Brian Lamb while discussing his book Falling Up: How a Redneck Helped Invent Political Consulting. He said he was in the room with Clinton and Morris immediately prior to the incident, but that he walked out when Clinton insulted him on a related matter. The next day, he said, Morris told him that he (Morris) and Clinton had gotten into a physical altercation.

I would guess Morris is referring to Strother when he says "the story threatened to surface during the 1992 campaign." Strother had a very rocky relationship with the Clintons, apparently, and may have contemplated embarrassing them by making the story public during the campaign.

[11th Commandment]

Bill ran after me, tackled me, threw me to the floor of the kitchen in the mansion and cocked his fist back to punch me. You grabbed his arm and, yelling at him to stop and get control of himself, pulled him off me. Then you walked me around the grounds of the mansion in the minutes after, with your arm around me, saying, "He only does that to people he loves."

I guess if Bill doesn't like, instead of punching you he rapes you.