REPORT: Fox News' Dick Morris problem Media Matters for America
And attacked President Obama as promoting economic policies that would result in "more inflation." During the webcast, a caption identified Morris as a "Fox News Analyst & Commentator." The ultimate goal of the webcast was to promote what it called the "Money Matrix Insider" -- a method of investing in foreign currency exchange markets. Newsmax is charging $1,495 for the "Money Matrix Insider" package -- described as a $1,000 discount off the regular "membership price" -- which includes instructional DVDs, tips and alerts.Morris endorsed Newsmax's "Money Dollar Secret Code." In a May 2009 email to his list that he acknowledged Newsmax paid him to send, Morris stated advised his readers to sign up for Newsmax's "A Call to Arms" webcast in which Morris would be participating in order to "protect your wealth and investments from the far-reaching hands of Barack Obama and the Democrats in Washington." The purpose of Newsmax's webcast was to plug its "Million Dollar Secret Code" package, which included a year's worth of stock tips from Ruddy's "chief financial adviser" and cost $1,295. During the webcast, Morris endorsed the product, stating that he was investing in it and suggested it was "a strategy" people could use to "keep yourself safe" from "the kind of offensive Obama is launching against the American economy."
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