The debate Tuesday will determine the outcome of the election.

0:00 Speaker 1 Sunday morning. Well, it’s Sunday morning and the debate is three days away. With us this morning is Dick Morris, one of the smallest guys I know, And uh, Dick Morris tell us, well, how do you think the debate is going to go on Tuesday night?

0:16 Speaker 2 I think Trump is going to cream him, I said, cream her. I think that the that she is just not able to handle a variety of subjects as Trump is. Pamela knows one subjects largary criminal justice, and that’s it.

0:32 And when you talk about electric vehicles, you talk about any of the other issues about tracking and illegal immigrants and order, she has no depth of knowledge or information and she’s got to conceal her record. This is a woman who from the start of her candidacy last time, has advocated social life medicine, banning private health insurance, making

0:59 it since you have to wait for months to have even critical surgery. In Britain, cancer patients with a cancer growing inside them have to wait four months on average for surgery and Americans are not willing to tolerate that.

1:14 And I believe that that is going to emerge as a huge issue in the campaign from this debate.

1:21 Speaker 1 Now I understand how can her people that are handling her, if she’s not that knowledgeable, allow her to show up on Tuesday night. That’s been my problem analyzing that event since last week.

1:38 Speaker 2 Well, she’s forced into it, just like she was forced into the Dana Bash interview. She can’t simply say nothing. She can’t hide out completely. Media was on her case when Dabas asked her, how come you haven’t been visible lately?

1:54 That was clearly a statement at the media that we’re not going to tolerate this and we’re going to make you appear public where the Trump we’re against you, but we’re not going to be so biased, and we’ll let you be elected president without saying anything. And I think that that’s sent. There was a message to her own campaign,

2:13 to the Animal’s campaign, that the time has come to put up a shut up and the problem is that Trump is going to vilify her for a foot clopping on almost every single icade. She used to oppose private health insurance, now she’s not. She used to say that she wanted everybody to have an electric vehicle or walk home,

2:34 Now she’s not. And these are positions that she’s held for a while, and she did not want to eliminate a now front and center, and Trump is going to really make her eat those for breakfasts.

2:50 Speaker 1 Probably you’re right, because I just don’t think that she can go hand in hand or arm to arm or shot for shot with the President Trump.

3:02 Speaker 2 No, she can’t go ahead. There’s one of the things going on that they wanted to call to your attention. You and I have been working hard stopping people who are not citizens from voting, and the Republicans pushing legslation to make the prohibition even stronger than it is already, include unity of penalties for anyone who tries to vote

3:29 who’s not a physician. The Democrats whore opposing it, and it’s now a key issue in Congress. The New York Times response, I think to the agitation for me and you and a lot of other people, because ABC Radio has been in the forefront of this, published in an article yesterday saying it’s not a problem. People are not

3:49 going to vote illegally, and went on at length telling that and it’s some paranoid fantasy of the Republicans. But what the article never said is that they are already meddling out tens of millions of ballots to people who are illegal who are not allowed to vote, and they may make paper airplanes with them, but basically they’re to

4:09 permit them to vote illegally, and they won’t stop it. And I believe that the only way to stop this from happening is to make clear to everybody that it is illegal to vote if you’re not a citizen. I set up an entity called vote legalfund dot com working with ABC, and what we’re trying to do is to

4:30 raise money to put posters in billboards all over the place. We basically say, if you vote illegally, you’re going to have to pay for it. They’ll be consequences. You’ll be deported, you could be imprisoned. It might be the last thing you ever do in the United States. And I think that that is going to deter illegal voting.

4:49 Speaker 1 Thank you, Dick Morris for coming on, and we’ll catch up with you again real soon.