Topic: Natalie Morris

Former Fox News host Clayton Morris and his wife Natalie are criticized for their perceived shift toward anti-Trump rhetoric and "audience capture." Morris recently hosted a Venezuelan government apologist and claimed the U.S. is a primary purveyor of child trafficking. The discussion suggests Morris is attempting to emulate Tucker Carlson's success by adopting populist, anti-interventionist stances.

Former Fox News anchor Clayton Morris is facing legal scrutiny and a New York Times exposé regarding his real estate investment firm, Morris Invest. Hundreds of investors claim they were sold properties that did not exist or were in disrepair. The hosts discuss their past professional relationship with his wife, Natalie Morris.

The hosts discuss the career of CNN's Soledad O'Brien, tracing her path from NBC and MSNBC to her current morning show. Dvorak and Curry claim credit for scouting and training Natalie Morris (formerly Del Conte) for Mevio before she moved to mainstream media. They analyze O'Brien's "multi-culti" appeal and her aggressive interviewing style as a key driver for CNN's morning programming.