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"Let's assume that his sexual relationship with Hillary is not all it's
supposed to be. Let's assume that some of the allegations that Hillary
sometimes, not necessarily being into regular sex with men, might be true. Let's assume that this is a guy who's been sexually active for a long time and then got it that as president he'd have to shut himself down. You would then expect a variety of things which would be quasi-sexual in nature but which would fall short of it." Former Presidential adviser Dick Morris speculates on KABC radio.