Next, I'm making sense in the mountains. Dick Morris will help us understand the future dynamics of Congress,

and one analyst is looking into the old George magazines and turning up some interesting coincidences.

We're going to question the mainstream, and he's the author of the most prominent political consultants in the U.S. and the world,

and he's the author of The Return, Trump's Big 2024 comeback.

Dick, thank you so much for coming back on the show.

I wanted to get your take on the runoff in Georgia.

So close, yet so far away, many people blaming fraud for the close calls, but what's your take?

I don't think it was fraud.

I think that the Republican Party is losing these close elections, state after state,

because they do not know how to vote.

The Democrats taught their people how to vote, and the Republicans have never learned.

Voting has changed completely since 2020. No longer do you

vote online in person, do you line up in person to vote. You vote by mail or you vote early or you

vote absentee. Those are the new rules that took effect in 2020. They're available to Republicans

and to Democrats, but only the Democrats use them. Republicans seem to feel somehow it's

illegitimate to vote early. Herschel Walker went into Election Day, having gotten 230,000 fewer votes than Warnock did in early voting.

He was down by a quarter of a million votes.

It's almost impossible to make that up on Election Day.

He made it up a lot.

He lost by 30, but still it was no win.

In Pennsylvania, Dr. Oz had 100,000 votes cast early,

and he, and whereas Fetterman had 700,000 votes. So again, Oz went into it, 600,000 votes. So again, Oz went into it, 600,000 vote short. You can't make that up in one day.

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