The enthusiastic welcome former President Donald Trump received this week with his visits to a bodega and a construction site during his time away from his Manhattan trial is a sign that his popularity is huge not only in New York City, but “well beyond,” political strategist Dick Morris, an adviser to the presumptive GOP nominee, said on Newsmax Saturday.

“The Sienna College-New York Times poll showed him only about 10 points behind in New York, so he conceivably could be in play there,” Morris told Newsmax’s “Saturday Report.”

Meanwhile, Morris debunked concerns that a play by President Joe Biden for the states of Michigan and Wisconsin, given higher numbers of pro-Palestinian voters, could give Trump trouble. 

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