About Clayton Morris

Internationally recognized for his doctoral work on The Heisenburg Uncertainty Principle and grade school level understanding of fine Irish cheeses, it’s no wonder that Clayton Morris would one day be destined for greatness as Host of Fox and Friends Weekends on The Fox News Channel.... 7-10 AM Eastern Standard Time, check your local listings for details. It was a natural progression, an ascendency not lost on Morris who grew up only a turtle’s throw from Mike Quackenbush, his best friend, who enjoyed an equally meteoric rise.

As a child, Morris read comic books, battled criminals in the neighborhood with a cheaply fashioned cape and utility belt, and spent summer nights star gazing with his Jason Galaxy Finder Telescope. As a teenager, he took to playing guitar, read tons of books, and tried but failed to get the girl of his dreams to accompany him to the 9th Grade Prom. Shelley, why did you turn him down? He even brought you flowers! He’s still sore over that.

As an adult, Morris spent the better part of a decade working as a news anchor/reporter in states all over the country, fell in love with politics and technology, and developed the first GPS trackable artificial replacement hip.