President Joe Biden's infrastructure proposal is meant to collectivize the nation, political strategist Dick Morris said Sunday in harsh criticism of the bill.

Morris, a former advisor to President Bill Clinton, speaking on "The Cats Roundtable" radio show hosted by John Catsimatidis on WABC 770 AM, shared:

Biden's infrastructure package is "designed to collectivize the United States, to regiment us, to unionize us, and to make us controllable and tractable as an economy."

Stressing that "the metaphor that comes to mind is when Stalin insisted that all the farmers go to collective farms," Morris cautioned that the main feature of the infrastructure legislation is that "you cannot get those funds unless you unionize. Davis-Bacon will control all of that spending. You have to have a union for your company to qualify. That's going to force the entire construction industry and huge numbers of other industries into unionization."