VIDEO: Peter Morley Adds Humor to the Headlines in YouTube Series :90 MORLEY REPORT

Sharp tongued comedian Peter Morley uses Youtube as a platform to create and perform new material daily on a worldwide stage with The :90 MORLEY REPORT. Click below to watch the latest episode, "Good news! Afghans get control of Afghanistan back"!

In a world where we tend to write in 140 characters or less and get agitated by 8 second commercials on YouTube, The :90 Morley Report is the perfect way to get your daily dose of headlines with a sense of humor to go along with your cup of coffee.

Peter Morley is a comedian who's recently started his own daily 90 second news segment online. His Youtube channel, aptly titled the :90 Morley Report, features your daily recap of the latest headlines, whether it be the recent the IRS Scandal or Amanda Bynes latest twitter feud, all delivered with a sharp tongue and in Peter's signature shameless humor.

The :90 Second Morley Report is easily accessible online which allows the viewer to enjoy briefs on today's headlines to go along with their morning routine without interruption. Viewers can spare a quick 90 seconds to catch up on headlines while reading emails and checking their various social media accounts. Now you can scroll through your emails or your cousin Amy's recent vacation photos while catching up on the latest Scandal on Capitol Hill (aside from that involving Olivia Pope).

Morley's daily reports have received a combined more than 14,000 views and has began to develop a steady following over the last few months that his channel has been active. As the series progresses and continues to grow in popularity, The :90 Morley Report is on track to become the next staple in daily news web series.

Peter is a Melbourne native who found his way to Los Angeles via London and Toronto. He has been performing stand-up since 2004 and has studied at Second City in Toronto and UCB in LA. He's also performed at the Adelaide Fringe Festival, the Toronto Improv Festival and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival where he was described as "cleverly shameless."

Some of his comedy influences include Jon Stewart, Ricky Gervais, and John Belushi.

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