Trump's lead expands.

0:00 Speaker 1 With us this morning is Dick Morris, a strategist for Bill Clinton. President Bill Clinton, strategist for President Donald Trump. One smart guy has his ears to the ground, and he’s one guy that knows what’s going on in Washington.

0:15 Dick Morris give us an update.

0:18 Speaker 2 Well, the big thing over the last few days is that Trump has expanded his lead dramatically over Biden. There’s a new Rasmussen poll out yes today that shows Trump eight points ahead of Biden and the consensus of the other polling. Earlier polling had him four and then six points ahead, but eight points is a new record, and

0:48 it shows his Trump is widening his lead among that He’s gone from being behind them of course on in twenty twenty, to being slightly had six ahead about two months ago, and now it shows him thirteen points a head among Hispanics. It also, for the first time, shows that Asian Americans are switching to Trump. They voted for

1:15 Trump by about three to one in twenty twenty, and this poll shows them shows Trump narrowly leading among Asian Americans by thirty nine to thirty six. Trump had got twelve percent of the black vote in twenty twenty, and the recent polls have had him rising to as much as twenty five or thirty percent of the black vote.

1:37 The Rasmussen poll, which might be overly optimistic, shows him getting forty percent of the black vote. Biden still leads among blacks, but Trump is within ten points of him on black voters. So when you combine the findings of the poll, which are a big lead and growing lead among Hispanics, a major presence on Black voters reaching perhaps

2:02 to forty of the boat, and the lead among Asian voters, just as a massive shift underway to Trump. It grows larger literally each day, and it’s hard to keep track of it. But the latest Rasmus numbers or for a perspective, that is really surprising.

2:24 Speaker 1 Understood. So the other night I was with the new RNC chairman and he feels that it’s going to be of a landslide for President Trump. And I was with Rob Gleeson, who was eleven years the GOP chair of Pennsylvania, and he thinks Pennsylvania is going to make a big turn.

2:53 Have you heard anything about those two in New York?

2:57 Speaker 2 I think indeed the national I think is true. Pennsylvania I’ve always seen as being the worst of the swing states that were only one or two points ahead in Pennsylvania. But all the numbers are shifting nationally, and you’re dealing with a major, major shift that continues each each day and each week, a cascading effect of voters leaving Biden

3:24 and going with Trump, and it’s self reinforcing. The more people see Biden week and losing, the more likely they are to switch to Trump. I really question whether they can possibly go with Biden as the candidate. The plug on his candidacy is literally being pulled as we speak.

3:46 Speaker 1 I understood, Dick Morris. Anything else to say to the American people. You’re going to be on today on Sunday between twelve and two. What are you going to be talking about?

3:55 Speaker 2 Yeah, one of the things I’m going to be talking about is the new World Health Organization Treaty that the US is signing, and it basically turns our sovereignty over to the World Health Organization in the event of a global pandemic, and the WHO World Health Organization is the body that gets to decide when that takes place, when

4:18 there is a global panic, when there is a pandemic, and the terms of the treaty essentially gives the WHO the right to say what should be closed, when, what quarantine measures, what separation measures, and what medications and vaccines can be offered, and if anybody dissents from those while the pandemic is on, the WHO will have authority to

4:45 censor it and perhaps even arrest the people that are pushing it. So it’s a very scary treaty, and specifically, the Senate has voted not to vote on gratifying the treaty. The Democrat to know that the treaty would lose, so they voted forty nine to forty seven not to bring it up for ratification, which means it may take effect

5:09 anyway without Senate approval.

5:13 Speaker 1 Dick Morris, I’ll be listening to you between twelve and two on Sunday on WABC radio dot com and on We’re in one hundred and seventy three countries and fifty states, so a lot of people will be listening. Thank you so much.

5:27 Speaker 2 Good thank you,