obama did nothing. senator hagen did cocktails. >> we're back with dan and kim on the wall street george editorial board and matt also joins the panel. matt, for the first time since 2004 the national security hawk issue is back playing in the campaign. is that how you see it? >> absolutely. you saw it with scott brown in new hampshire who was the first republican to start running ads about president obama's policies in syria and closed the gap with the democratic incumbent. i think this growing anxiety and pictures of isis rolling through iraq, just bad news adds to the anxiety and problems for the democrats this cycle. >> kim, let me ask you about ebola, too. is that playing into this now that we have another ebola case this time in new york city? how is that playing into the security debate? >> what you see happening out there in race after race is a growing number of senators who came out initially and said they agreed with the president for instance on his policy of not instituting a travel ban. no

president obama works well. it's all in the name, and why some military bats may feel like a political football this >>> the issues in 2014, how involved somehow the government be in your health care. >> reporter: do you like obama care? >>> is the government doing enough to take care of u.s. veterans. >> this is not an american issuish u, democratic or republican. >>> with midterms a month away, which party will control congress our social report. america votes 2014. >>> hi, i'm john seigenthaler, voters have a lot to think about between now and november 4th. every tuesday we'll look at what happens to most americans. >> the big issue is health care. david shuster looks at the bitter debate over the affordable care act. >> we are done. signed into law four years ago, the official name is the patient protection and affordable care a act. >> aka obama care. from the beginning there was controversy. >> i wanted public options. >> men democrats said the president's plans did not go far enough. obama care drew on id

obama care. what are you doing? >> i'm crushing democrat campaigns. >> but if that feels like republicans are just going through the motions there with that ad, well, they pretty much are because here's one of the secrets of the 2014 campaign, for all their bluster a year ago republicans really haven't been saying much about obama care for months now. bloomberg news reported this summer that republican anti-obama care ads were drying up in key battleground states. in fact, i think we actually have a slide show for this. dim the lights for dramatic effect. all right, here we go. first slide. please. there it is. the top five issue ads in north carolina as of six months ago, april 2014, the ones against obama care accounted for 54%, more than half of the ads airing in north carolina. now, let's look at the next slide. by july, the anti-obama care ads were down to 27%. they had fallen in half. and during that time, moving to the next slide, we got these numbers showing the percentage of people going without health insu

president obama well aware. the al qaeda leader amman al-zawahiri is still at large and some nation is harboring him, but some countries do not fear the united states. what did we do to bin laden all those years? nothing. and when they helped to bring bin laden down, president obama again did nothing. the doctor still languishes him in prison to this day. so mr. obama's resumÉ on terrorism is about as weak as you can can get, or am i wrong? reaction in new york city, i think we have laid out a pretty persuasive case that president obama is, what they call in denial about worldwide terror. am i wrong? >> yeah, i think you're wrong. i don't think the case you just made shows that he's in denial. i also don't think the two clips you showed really backed up what you said. because you're suggesting ma somehow people were ringing alarm bells over isis. that is not what the clips showed. it showed they posed a threat but didn't show them overthrowing a country. if you look at what the president said, james clapper sai

obama doesn't have that kind of skill. obama really is rather standoffish. he is shy. when i say he doesn't like people i may be doing him somewhat of a disk -- disservice. he may be so shy and so hesitant to interfere, so to speak, where bill clinton feels that his obligation to interfere. >> do you feel there's any chance democrats are not headed for a pretty good repudiation? >> no, the u.s. senate on november 5, will be in the hands of democrats. >> you are the most bullish on the democrats chance of any single person in the united states. if they end up retaking the house, you will be seen as nostradamus our election day. >> mark, willie brown went on to say there was a chance that democrats could even retake the house. he may be living in the bubble of the san francisco delusion. the most rocking thing with his comments about barack obama. we talked about that and a lot of other points. it really is expressing something we have heard from a lot of people. love barack obama but he is frustrated with his lack of political skill and efficacy as a governor. the great

are you better off than you were when president obama took office? let me know at facebook.com/brettbaier. send us something good, we may use it later with the panel. >>> one of the races i did not mention in that what if map scenario for control of the u.s. senate was new hampshire, obviously republicans in the granite state have hopes that former senator scott brown can pull off an upset there. jeanne shaheen -- brown missed all six hearings on border security when he was a senator from ma. brown has criticized shaheen for her positions on immigration. when asked for comments about his missed hearings, his aid said that shaheen missed several hearings regarding isis. >>> they were likely to disenfranchise black voters, this would have eliminated same day registrations of voters and volts cast outside of voters assigned districts will not apply in the midterm elections. we will talk all about the hot midterm races to watch and what's happening there on the map during our online show beginning at 7:00 eastern. log on at fox news.com/sronline a little

obama doesn't, i don't think, take it as seriously. and again these african countries are or britain and france. i think bill what i said on the show is, look, this is -- liberalism believes now that the american government is essentially a charity that exists to make the rest of the world a better place that we have to atone for our past sins. we have been an aggressor and dominant power. we were arrogant and dismissive even derisive, remember the president's policy tour. whether we have to use the military or have to it allow people to come here and be treated from other countries or not stop travel from these countries, that's just what we have to deal with because, frankly. >> seeing. this i said that president obama is going to have to stop those flights and i expect that he will. particularly if it there is another case or two that pop up and now they are looking at something in utah and whatever. >> bill, he should never have been here though. this man should never have been allowed to fly to the united states. >> you and i are

and then, you know, you're trying to get into obama's head or panetta's understanding of obama's head and he doesn't have an answer. and if you look at it in terms of what's happening in the middle east, there are two things that come out. it's not just indecisiveness and how tentative obama is, but it's also how political he is. remember when gates, bob gates wrote his book, he talked about how the decision-making about the surge in afghanistan and then leaving in afghanistan was essentially dictated by the political types in the white house. and you get the same thing in the panetta book about iraq. he knew we had to leave troops in iraq. it is one of the worst decisions ever made by this president. and you called it a blunder, which of course it is. and the answer of how it came about is that it was the political types in the white house who wanted to go into 2012 with no troops left in iraq, so obama could say, i ended the war in iraq. of course, he didn't end the war in iraq, petraeus ended the war in iraq, but it was the political nature of that that is the biggist indictment of

and barack obama's policies. his favorability ratings are somewhere around 29%. i mean, he is very much disliked. people don't like him personally. people don't like his policies. and mcconnell has been trying to convince voters that grimes if elected will simply do the president's bidding, will vote r the agenda and policies, which senator mcconnell argues are bad for kentucky. grimes made news because this was about the third time she's been asked this question. and she was asked the question whether or not she would vote for mcconnell and she wouldn't -- i'm sorry -- whether she would vote for obama and she would not answer the question. she said i was a hillary clinton delegate in 2008. she said, i believe in the sanctity of the ballot box. but was asked four times specifically whether she voted for president obama and she wouldn't say, which she's been, gosh, she's been getting hammered ever since then from the right, from the left, from the middle. i mean, daily cause, the liberal website, has hammered her

candidate refusing to say whether or not she voted for president obama. good night from washington, d.c. >>> the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> it's a very clear-cut coverup. even more so than benghazi. >> there's no indication that any member of the white house advance team engaged in any improper conduct or behavior. >> was the obama administration lying? we'll tell you. >> he's a poor blackman, coming from a deep accent. i did believe he deserved the care that everybody else got. >> he claims he got shoddy treatment because he was black. geraldo rivera will be here to analyze. >> there's a movement in white supremacy groups. >> and the outrageous allegation that christians are just as bad as radical muslims when it comes to terror. we'll tell you about it tonight. the caution. you're about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now. >>> hi, i'm in for bill o'rei y o'reilly. a stunning report by the washington post alleges a white house aide was involved in the secret services scandal in columbia. the administration found out and covered

obama, here is what happened. we had a video released by someone and he is sort of a shady character who made an extremely offensive video aimed at muhammed and is long. these people by the way applied for the book of mormon and it is a double standard. normally letterman would look shocked and he said making fun of the profit mohammad? [laughter] and obama shakes his head in dismay. yes making fun of the profit muhammed that is the first question he took but then one week later blames it on the video on the david letterman show. o caper code number to. transparency and the rule of law will pave the touchstone of this presidency. this is what obama is said to the staff on the first full day in office and this has been reported more. [laughter] it was precisely a the violation of this promise that got others so upset with the notion of transparency and the rule of law. number one promise violated i do solemnly swear i will safely execute the oath of office to do the best of my ability to preserve them protect the c

not just president obama's mess. and -- >> which country, ours or -- >> yeah, yeah, everywhere, the whole world. you know, this -- obama's clearly gone through a wake-up call. he's got come up with something to do here that's going to work. he said it's going to take years. he said he's going to destroy people. a mighty ambitious goal. i think the big question is, can he -- you know, the war power is a shared power between it is executive and the congress and can the president and the congress get together and say, okay, this is how we're going to do it, this is going to be the strategy? if that can't be done, we're in for a calamity. >> then there is the battle in syria, which is centered around the town of kobani on the border between syria and turkey. there have been a number of air strikes by the u.s. but the turkish army refuses to intervene and even our allies among syrian rebels are turning against our refusal to go against the assad regime. carly, we're seeing in syria what happens when you don't have any gro

but in obama's case it is just relentless. it's not even interesting anymore. >> of the gentleman before we spoke the truth about what's going on in our nation regarding our religious leaders. this is the problem taxing income is stealing. but johnson the johnson amendment in the 5043 c. region and the irs tax code has our pastors to the point that they are almost. how do we break the bonds of the pastors may be able to begin like the black robe regiment of the revolutionary period can speak truth to power so folks will understand what we are facing today >> i'm familiar with that law so i would say read the law and the case history. they use it to intimidate people because they are not aware of the consequences of it. no one, no preacher has ever been prosecuted under the law although they may be tried in houston. yes ma'am. >> my name is barbara stockton and i just want to say i saw on television today houston was trying to get the ministers to give them their sermons and i know this is off of the point where you started i j

clearly obama has not been doing that. i think the republicans see an opening here. >> who is that ad targeted to? is this the reason base to get them fired up? because they tend to be more aukish or women voters who are often said to worry much more than men about security issues? who is it aimed at? >> women and independents and all of the people that jason just mentioned that are showing up in the polls saying they are very unhappy with the president's handling of this rising terror threat and far more open to the idea of air strikes and other things to take out the terrorists. and you see republicans running versions of these ads now in a lot of key states, you see new hampshire and north carolina and colorado and the crux of the argument is the same in every one, which is you democrats help lay the groundwork for the circumstances that led to this threat. you sat buy as it was growing and did nothing and you cannot be trusted to return to the senate and see this mission throur @r(t&háhp &hc% >> here's the thing, cory

the person who is most effective is michelle obama. the guerrilla democrats have to do -- they have to get out african-americans and minority voters and get a lot of women out. she is still super popular. she has the last name obama but she does not have her husband's baggage. when she gets out there, she does good. >> i could make the case for any of the other four. in the point is there are five and there are all out there. no respect to dr. jill biden, but those five are extraordinary surrogates. president obama is not going anywhere but that doesn't matter as much as it would. >> you weaseled out of answering the question. [buzz] >> i am for president obama. >> shifting from the democratic super friends to a potential public and paladin, jeb bush speculated on whether he would run for president, defended himself on immigration, the common core, and am launched -- and launched an incredibly harsh attack on president obama saying his foreign policy has been an unmitigated disaster and he's now paying the price. he sounded like a cand

obama's party benches him. and it talks about how democratic senators in colorado speaking of invesco field, 80,000 people in the stadium, obama! north carolina, virginia, states pivotal to his success. and the winning coalition of the young minority, female voters, do not want him. they're saying stay out. we're going to lose if you come campaign for us here. >> that's because of the first poll you cited. people think this is a failed presidency.of things falling apart. you look around and just the basic competence, just the delivery of health care and the v.a., just the secret service, the one agency people would idolize in the past. and then you look abroad of how america is no longer really respected. our enemies have contempt for us. isis will proudly and gloriously behead two americans and distribute it to the world on a video as a way to show how much it discounts, how much it disdains america. in that sense of america dimini diminished, america in decline, it weighs very heavily on the presidency. and b

. >> up next on book tv mark obama ndesandjo, president barack obama's half brother. he talks about his relationship with the president and disputes barack obama stake and their family history as it appears in dreams from my father. this is all little over an hour. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. bagram to barnes and noble. mark obama ndesandjo, our special guest this evening, is that half-brother of president barack obama. his new book, "an obama's journey", marc offers another glimpse of their father once married to barack smother and marks jewish-american mother, ruth, a kenyan-born american pianist, artist, writer, and businessman, accuses his talents to work with orphans and is donating a portion of the profits of this book to promote art education among needy children around the globe. please join me in welcoming mark obama ndesandjo. [applause] >> hello, everyone. how are you doing today? i am so very honored to be here at barnes and noble. i'm overwhelmed by the interest as well as the -- i have to stay here, i guess. okay. is that okay? abcaeight. grea

obama, carter, roosevelt. >> obama, carter, roosevelt, wilson. >> okay. i'm going to look at the notes here. teddy roosevelt, woodrow wilson, jimmy carter and barack obama. >> wow. >> there you go. what a scholar. >> all democrats. >> very, very good. >> not a republican. >> roosevelt. >> roosevelt. >> and obama didn't deserve it. >> okay. >> don't say that. >> we'll be back in just a couple minutes. kid: hey dad, who was that man? dad: he's our broker. he helps looks after all our money. kid: do you pay him? dad: of course. kid: how much? dad: i don't know exactly. kid: what if you're not happy? does he have to pay you back? dad: nope. kid: why not? dad: it doesn't work that way. kid: why not? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab means keeping seven billion ctransactions flowing.g, and when weather hits, it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp end-to-end solutions are always calm during a storm. so if your business deals with the unexpected, hp big data and cloud solutions make su

alison grimes four times today refused to say she voted for obama. i mean, obama is the issue. obama health care, the bad economy, foreign policy. >> after the president said the other day that his policies were going to be on the ballot, you had republicans out within hours of new ads hitting vulnerable democrats linking them to the president and his policies. the knack kay hagan and alison lundergan grimes and other democrats don't have ready answers to that most obvious question of this entire election cycle is absolutely staggering. >> the problem is she voted for these things. what is she going to say? i regret my vote? i mean, they're in a box that's it's hard to get out of. >> i was for obama before i was against obama. and this leon panetta stuff, the last two or three days, this hurts more than bob gates. a lot of people think bob gates, bush. but they don't think leon panetta. >> leon panetta. >> this is right to the heart of the obama presidency. and you can't find him with a search warrant right now. he's not campaigning with any democrats because he's toxic. obama

the second thing that's going on is barack obama's unpopularity. it has shown to be a factor in almost all these states, note that barack obama was not in illinois, his wife was in illinois. >> even states that voted for

the second thing that's going on is barack obama's unpopularity. it has shown to be a factor in almost all these states, note that barack obama was not in illinois, his wife was in illinois. >> even states that voted for him, there's a real undertoe from the president. >> independent voters who generally turn out in midterm elections have been trending towards the republicans, even in these blue states. you get a governor like pat quinn whose strategy is to romneyize his opponent. >> rich guy, doesn't understand middle class but doesn't want to talk about the bad state of illinois. >> corporate tax rate, 9.5%, fourth highest in the country, subpar income growth. the question is how can this guy win? he's really got a record here that is one of the worst -- >> he's in big trouble, companies are migrating out of illinois and people know it. >> let's talk about new england, joe, that's supposed to be bas c basically a foreign country for republicans yet they are supposed to -- they are competitive in massachusetts governor's race, very competent tif i

there is obviously worry about obama. she does not talk about the president a great deal. they know they are going to turn out the african-american vote they need. they are worried about getting their percentage in the high 30's. as of friday they were rather confident they could achieve that. she probably needs 47 or 48. he's pulling as high as 6% in the polls. >> today josh earnest was saying there is a lot going on in the world, so it does not that surprising the president is off the trail. as we get down to the last week, will it be more of a problem for democrats and the symbolism of that? >> i do not think in georgia or north carolina or some other hotly contested places they are going to limit the fact that barack obama won't be there. i don't think the president is a welcome sight on most campaign trips. >> you think they are looking for opportunities to say there is a crisis? >> sure. i think that is a good reason. i do not think he is welcome in a lot of places. his popularity is about 35%. if you are kay hagan you don't want somebody at the defy percent, particu

obama will show them the door? >>> and tonight my commentary on why the president suddenly finds himself lonely with failed policies in the white house? >>> our next guest is not surprised this is the president's third visit to the pentagon during his presidency. mr. obama also rarely attends intelligence briefings. joining us tonight retired major general robert scales, a u.s. commandant. general, good to have you. >> thank you, lou. lou: i was shocked to hear this was his third meeting to the pentagon and persuade the generals of the airstrike campaign strategy and the generals to persuade him of doing far more. what do you think the outcome was? >> well, i think the outcome was business as usual. it was clear when the president went to the pentagon that his strategy wasn't going change, and to their credit, as i've been told today, the joint chiefs basically laid out the facts of what's happened over the last 50 days. they show the him the numbers, the bomb damage assessment and say mr. president, your campaign

president obama admits he underestimated them. we need a senator to hold the president accountable and make america safe. >> isis is on the march not being pushed back. there are times when there are setbacks but how much of a chance is there for surprise? >> the impact on the elections could be quite a surprise in the sense it looks like the campaign is not having a dramatic effect and the notion that isis could end up in baghdad before election day. that is -- >> or they take territory, should the republicans jump on that? if baghdad falls, what do democrats say? >> they talk about things are not foreign policy. for the democrats who voted for obama and our incumbents there is no question. >> the other crisis is ebola. we heard the news that a dallas has been infected. the first person to contract ebola in the united states. john mccain is calling for an ebola czar in the white house. is this issue about two dominated the midterms? >> he is getting good political advice. he watches briefings and we keep talking. different offici

that's what some supporters of president obama are saying. we will have analysis of that situation. >> what do you say to people who say the justice system is going through its cases? let it work? which have a wonderful set of facts to support the way it has engaged. >> >> also ahead, some new information about the shootingeth death of michael brown will not make the antipolice folks happy. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ hi, i'm bill o'reilly thanks for watching us tonight. talking points memo on fear and how it pertains to the obama administration will be in our second segment tonight, leading the factor, terror in canada. today, 32-year-old michael bebo opened fire in ottawa. killing a soldier and wounding at least three other people. the terrorists then ran into the parliament building where he was shot dead. witnesses say at least 30 shots were fired in the altercations. this comes after another canadian soldier was killed by a muslim on monday. after the man ran him over with a car

president obama has not said yet if he will attends the talks. >> meanwhile, cuba has denounced the obama administration for extending the more than 50-year embargo. the white house authorized the trade embargo for another year in a little-noticed move in september. speaking before the u.n. general assembly, cuban foreign minister bruno rodrÍguez said u.s. restrictions on cuba have worsened under president obama. the state department has again included cuba in its unilateral and overture a list of states that sponsor international terrorism. its true purpose is to increase the persecution of our international financial transactions and the whole world justify the blockade policy. under the present administration, there is in an unprecedented tightening of extraterritorial character of the blockade. with remarkable and unheard-of emphasis on financial transactions through the onosition of multimillion banks and institutions of third countries. >> for more we're joined by peter kornbluh william leogrande , authors of, "back channel to cuba: the hidden history of negotiations between washin

obama killed it. americans are worried about what the future hold. >> even in louisiana's bustling oil patch. >> one of the best jobs i have had. workers fear that washington is aiming to shut them down. >> you take away the oil industry it's going to have people in the horse and buggy days. >> concern about middle class jobs it's the issue that may decide this november's election. >> i'm not on the ballot this fall. right now, fox news reporting, "american payd payday: the big squeeze." >>> the election is almost upon us. and with the house of representatives firmly in republican hands and the white house of course off the table, everyone's focus is on this side of the u.s. capitol, the u.s. senate. the republican's magic number is a gain of six seats. anything less and democrats remain in control. so both sides are fighting it out in state after state realizing the national implications of those local results. and if there's one issue that's got everyone's attention, it's the economy. president obam

so president obama is absolved of the responsibility. he's got ron klain as the ebola czar, nice day out, goes golfing four four hours. >> i don't think anybody ever wondered what president bush was thinking because they always assumed he wasn't. >> dana's right, president obama was so mad, he was so seething, that he hit a white ball around the golf course for four hours, taking his anger out on the golf ball. he's seething because they screwed up the debate so many times, the information flow so many times, they lost the confidence of the american people that, again, not that the american people thought we were all going to catch ebola, that we weren't sure that they knew what they were doing. now there's even a question whether the nurse that they're taking care of in dallas should have flown to the cdc in atlanta. there's a lot of questions. they bungled the whole thing, so obama, if he's seething, he's on our side, if we're seething, he's seething. >> because when they move somebody, they should move them right away, not after they

coming up next, brand-new report reveals the truth behind the obama dror. coming up next, a brand-new rert reveals the truth behind the ama deportation policy and we will take up that issue and just h open our borders really are coming up next. are coming up next. stay with when folks think about what they get from alaska, are coming up next. stay with they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something el as well: jobs all over erica. engineering and innovaon jobs. advanced safety syems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, whenen we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitmento america. lou: cdc director tom frieden addressing what he called porous borders to cntain the ebola crisis. listen to him at a house hearing yesterday. >> right now we know who s coming in. if wtry to eliminate travel, the possibility that some will trav over land well mean that we may not be able to do multle things. we won't

he underestimates it. >> obama doesn't anymore. >> no, no. >> obama did, but i don't think he does anymore. >> and he's meeting him on the intellectual level. we're both on mars together. >> he remembers he was on the watch list of the united states for ten years. don't worry about it. >> big deal, that's 12 years ago, pat. >> india is about to have state level elections which modi is hoping will consolidate his position. you'll see the reforms and how much is transitioning into reality. >> he has the same problem with expectations as obama had. the expects are enormously high. >> why did the director of the secret service resign, when we come back. at perdue, we know fresh chicken. well, not that kind of fresh. but we do take extra steps in our farms, trucks that deliver daily and everywhere in between... ... to bring you a fresh tasting chicken. perdue. we believe in a better chicken. impornews a lot lately.en in the for chicken that hasn't crossed an ocean, look for perdue. we're the first company to have the usda verify that our chickens are raised in the usa. to bring your family a fr

it is not just obama care. when we start in health care reform, we can take a program like medicare and let the states make decisions for all their populations. mark pryor said he wants fixes on obama care but he never proposed any. and mark pryor always puts barack obama first, not arkansas. >> mr. swaney. >> the affordable care act is better than nothing. i have friends of mine, family members, that have been unable to visit a doctor for serious illness for years who have now been able to go to the doctor. so i don't want to say that i think the affordable care act is a bad thing. it's a step, but only a step in the right direction. for those who have very low incomes, it is affordable and possible then for the first time to see a doctor. this is a good thing. but there are many people that have a moderate income and are far from wealthy and can't afford the premiums for the affordable care act. not only that, the affordable care act does nothing about the cost of medicine. without some price discipline, you

president obama has played on midterm elections. then i look at the best and worst campaign ads this year. as always, we will take your you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal"'s next. >> "washington journal" will begin later this morning. until then, remarks by jim international efforts to prevent the spread of the ebola virus. [indistinct chatter] >> okay, folks, here we go. good morning, i am dave cook. thank you for coming. our guest this morning as world dr. jim young kim. we are honored to host a number of his predecessors starting back in 1971. we appreciate dr. kim taking time out of his busy schedule. he was born in south korea and moved to iowa with his family when he was five. he and a bachelors degree from brown university and a medical degree and phd in anthropology from harvard. nonprofit ed the partners in health, which provides health care in poor communities on four continents, and was a leader in fighting hiv in developing countries. in 2003, dr. kim joined the the world health or

charlie has actually gotten closer to obama. he's someone who want obama to campaign with him eevep though it probably wouldn't be that helpful for him politically but that's their mentality. and because he is trying to shore up the democratic base for voters like the caller he has kind of praised obamacare repeatedly said it's great and that helped him shore up the democratic base but now that might make the difference with the independent call we are heard from earlier. which is do you want an obama democrat who is a flip-flopper or rick scott the person you know host: from indiana now. dean. caller: yes. i was thinking if we didn't democrat independent or republican parties, these people just ran on their name and not on any democrat ticket or republican ticket, we just ran on their ideas, i think at people would vote for the person and also i think that every american should listen d watch the documentary on michael moore's documentary on sicko. and after these, all these politicians leave, they're all ing to be working for

you say obama hates capitalism. he hates the war on terror. >> all right. >> wait, wait, wait, i want clarification here. >> i let him go. >> i've got one more topic that's actually very good. >> go ahead. i wanted to make sure i got that clear. >> the controversy involving the chicken [ bleep ] slur of israel's prime minister by an official who remains anonymous. now, will the administration reveal who said it. >> can you say whether the white house is going to attempt to find out who said it and punish that person? >> i don't know of any effort like that that's under way right now. >> is the administration trying to figure out who made these inappropriate and counterproductive comments? >> no. >> nope. fox's ed henry, he pushed even further. >> you've gone after reporters again and again in this administration to find out who leaked information to them. then when it comes to insulting the prime minister, you don't seem to care who leaked it. >> again, i don't think that is an accurate reflection of the administrat

obama killed it. >> reporter: with the obama administration's reecenrecently proposed e.p.a. regulations, the chance that these men might keep their jobs becomes all the more remote. >> it's going to be basically the kiss of death. >> reporter: c.b. bennett is the vice president of a family owned mining company in harlan, kentucky. >> they're picking and choosing the winners and losers. and they've made losers out of every coal miner in america. >> c.b. bennett may believe that they've made these miners losers but now it's up to them to pick a winner, mcconnell or grimes. it could mean the senate and control of the senate. we'll fin, that series, talking about kentucky tomorrow. meantime, americans are increasingly pessimistic about the future. almost two-thirds of registered voters believe life for the next generation of americans will be worse than today. just 30% think it will be better. we'll talk about how people in all walks of life out west plan to use that standard in their voting. >> all of them people trying to make a better life for themselves coming from other cou

, obama, obama. i understand, i think you do. but i think certainly the way that we pick topics here, it's generally anti-obama, anti-obama. it's bigger than that, obama's going to be gone in two years. >> i agree with you, and whoever the president he or she is, at that point, if the policy is the say. high taxization, redpribting of wealth. you'll get the same thing. >> we're not going to stop talking or analyzing ow things could be done in a better way. >> i got to go. >> where are you going? >> i'm not leaving. >> we ha >>. >>> up next, president obama's former press secretary, says americans need to get ready for a really long war against radical islam. how long? we'll have the answer when we come back. and just give them the basics, you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and

nick rayhall voted with barack obama for all of it. now obama says -- >> i'm not on the ballot at this point, but make no mistakes these policies are on the ballot. >> a vote for nick rayhall is a vote for the obama agenda. >> that's a west virginia congressman. do you think that's an effective ad? >> yes. i think it's very effective. because obama heretofore has always been higher. but that's been falling of late. now they're not too far apart. for him to talk about his policies this way, i think it has democratic strategists cringing. >> his approval nationally is at 40%. usually when it's around 45%, a party gets really nervous. in a lot of these reds, he's well below 40%. sometimes well below 35% in places like arkansas. so i think the democrats are extremely nervous. their base is depressed. they're back on their heels. and unless they can produce turnout, they simply have no chance. >> you know, this reminds me of what happened to republicans in 2006 with george w. bush. they just, they couldn't win. and they had no choice but to

the only obama we have seen in the state is michelle obama, not president obama. >> all right. what do you think is the most important issue? what do people in iowa really care about as the people who still aren't decided? what matters? >> it's interesting. a lot of talk about a variety of issues on the trail. you know, including social issues like abortion, but we had some polling out from the a.p. this week which really shows what people are really focused on is the economy and healthcare. those kind of pocketbook issues i think are really the top concerns for voters in this race. we are all watching it. all eyes on iowa on tuesday. catherine, thank you. >> thank you. >> and now to kentucky the blue grass state. it's also a nail biter. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is fighting to keep his seat. >> there is nobody running in america this year, the liberals want to be more than the guy you are looking at. i'm proud of my enemies. >> it makes a big difference who wins this election. and alisyn lundergan grimes should win it and will with your help. >> it's the economy,

obama, mr. obama, seems to believe that he is sincere when he claims he wants to go out of the hands of putin and into europe, then we have to pay the price. why does not the imf, bank of europe and federal reserve give the signature to a huge issue of bonds by the government of poroshenko, this is an example i gave toñr vienna to the symposi. >> finally you are making a play in paris. >> i tried, i want to speak about the fall of europe, like gibbon, fall of the roman empire. my feeling and i am very sad to say that is that we might be facing the fall of europe, no upon defense, no economic policy, no common foreign policy, look in front of ukraine, thish think about a concern about the their banks. we are concerned, franceable about, the germans are concerned about their gas. no common destiny so for me this is one symptom of the fall of europe. this great dream. i was bred by this dream of a unified europe, real good and real, partner of america, this dream is collapsing today. so i wrote th

he abandoned mitt romney for a waterfront bromance with obama. in 2013, his people stuck it to a small-time democratic mayor for not ponying up an endorsement. now teaming with governor cuomo and sticking it to the president for not being as tough as he is. >> it's a common sense approach that the federal government wouldn't take, that we took first here in new jersey and new york, has now been adopted by chicago, has now been adopted by maryland. as i said yesterday on the news, this will become the national policy because it's smart, tough, common-sense politics. >> what is the smart way to treat ebola? slamming doors and closing bridges or getting help where it counts the most? to quote billy crystal, who has the science on his side. let's hear it from an expert. >> i think it's ridiculous. there are marry jews in the nfl than people who have died of ebola in this country. right? >> that is true. >> one person has died. you can't get it. you can't get it. all the people who have got it are the people -- i'm not going to sponge bathe an ebola p

he had two of the biggest jobs under president obama. when he comes out and criticizes, rightly or wrongly, president obama for policy decisions made and for his style of governing, at this time, that's going to make a lot of news. >> and amy, a lot of journalists have known panetta as his days in the clinton white house and he has a lot of credit blth and i think that's part of the equation there, as well. >> certainly he does. he's also not the first cabinet member to come out with a memoir piling on the president. we have also public opinion polls showing the majority of americans don't have faith in this president. so his criticisms are basically sort of piling on the momentum. >> let me play a sound bite for you. i've been struck by the degree that almost no one asked this question. charlie rose did raise it. >> there are those who say, you know, he appointed i to two of the highest positions that this country has to offer. just wait until he's out of office before criticizing. >> you know what? it's exactly because i am very loyal

we obama-aiken. the obama-aiken economy, which has been struggling dough to stag informant wages, loss of manufacturing base and being a little pitchy, doll. a little pitchy. of course not all democrats are running from obama due to his unpopular policy. democratic senate candidate from kentucky alison lundergan grimes is running. >> why do you not want to give an answer whether you're voting for president obama. >> there's no ruluctancy. this is a matter of principle. our constitution grants here in kentucky the constitutional rights for privacy at the ballot box. >> jon: my country tis of thee. no, you cannot see. [laughter] >> i would be voting as a right to privacy issue. that's why they give you those stickers. [laughter] grimes principle's stand is only undermined by her announcing lastvoted for health rea clinto. but that's different, health rea clinton is popular. look democrats aren't the only ones running from their party. republicans are retreating on the culture wars. the fact is i suppor

obama is not on the ballot. you are not running against obama, you are running against me. he's trying to achieve separation. obama is saying my policies are on the ballot. i think bruce braley represents that for democrats. in kansas pat roberts is struggling in part because of his lack of popularity against republicans. republicans are trying to do everything they can to make orman, the supposed independent, into the liberal democrat kansas voters have rejected in the past. whether those voters who are sceptical of roberts or think it's time for a change if they will show up and vote for him. martha: you have mitt rosm any and jeb bush trying to rally support for pat roberts in his home state. bill: the military operation against isis. different than what we have seenn in 25 years. plus this ... >> oh, my god! tell me he got out. martha: i said that. a fast-moving freight train as it smashes into a trammer to trailer. where this happened and why. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden thi

attack obama, attack obama, attack obama and call him king obama for all the executive orders he's done. if you look at the numbers, president obama is doing less executive orders than other presidents from jimmy carter to ronald reagan to even george bush. again, this is exemplary of what he does. he's part of a movement that is going to be slamming and slandering and not stopping that madness and finding ways to bring people together to work together to find solutions. we've had enough of that in washington. his book tells you that. the title of it is "the case for polarized politics." we don't need more gridlock in washington. we need to work together and solve our problems. >> polarization is sometimes a public service because it enables voters to see the difference between two points of view. that's the sense in which i think polarization is sometimes good. >> let's go on to jonathan tamari for mr. bell. >> governor christie said he's tired of hearing about the minimum wage and later said the focus should be on creating better and higher paying jobs. democrats have been saying they

that is not what president obama has done. he has not we can say whether his approach to leadership is perhaps a part of the reason that the world seems to be spinning off of his actions. instead he once again views himself as a noble, delivered a thinker who takes the time and gets it right. peter baker recent wrote an interesting piece in "the new york times" about a series of off the record dinners president obama has held with foreign policy members. of course, as it always is in washington that even the president can really go off the record. the attendees recalled the president sarcastically imitating his adversaries saying quote, it's a shame when you have a diffident professional present with no foreign policy other than don't do stupid things. i do not make apologies for being careful in these areas, even if it doesn't make for good theater. i don't get invited to the white house much. i wasn't at that dinner. but if i had been, i can tell you what i would have said when he rolled out that straw man and set it aflame.

. >>> president obama cautioning the nation today that the u.s. will have to stay vigilant fighting ebola at home until the outbreak is stopped in west africa. i'm jake tapper. this is "the lead." >>> he says the army agrees with him and not president obama on how to fight ebola. no matter where you live, you better care. these are races that could shape the country for the next two plus years with just one week until election day, cnn will break it all down for you. >>> also national news, trouble in paradise. a river of lava is just a few feet from people's living rooms and there's nothing we can do to stop it. >> good afternoon. i'm jake tapper. just moments ago we heard from president obama and although his remarks were couched as an update on efforts to fight the deadly virus, they really seemed more like a not so subtle attempt to scold certain state's leaders like governor chris christie who insists on a 21-day mandatory quarantine for healthcare workers that arrive in new jersey after being in west africa. >> we don't want to discourage he