The Dick Morris Show: Fox News Coverage, The Rise Of Socialism, And The Battle Of AI Data Centers

Well, the news is difficult.

Uh, the midterm elections have turned, and the last two weeks have been very good for Democrats.

Uh, the plain truth is that of the nine swing Senate races, we are trailing in eight of them.

Now, we're only trailing by two or three or one point, but we're trailing, and the trend which had been closing the gap is now a negative trend, and the big reason is Fox News.

Uh, Fox News has blacked out Donald Trump, and when you look at the [clears throat] American electorate and what they watch on TV, literally 47% watch right-leaning media and 47% watch left-leaning media.

So it's 50/50

Literally even.

Uh, but of those who right-- who watch right-leaning media, two-thirds watch Fox News and one-third watch Newsmax.

Newsmax is covering every inch of the Trump rallies, but Fox News isn't covering any of them, and it's, it-- the blackout is really affecting stuff.

But-

You think that comes from his, his kids, Ailes' kids that are kind of-

Yeah, they've taken over Fox News

I know one of them is very conservative, and the other two, I think, are both-

Yeah, but the ones in-

-are not

... charge, Lachlan, is not good.

Right, right

And it's increasingly turning away from Trump rallies.

CNN media analyst Brian Stelter suggests reflects a broader decision by the network to turn Trump off.

Those are his words.

Stelter suggest- suggestion reflects a broader decision by the network.

In a pointed analysis, Stelter argued that Fox's decision to stop routinely carrying Trump rallies live represents a significant change for a network that has long served as a potential platform for the president.

Mm.

Stelter said, impartial guy.

Yeah