Good evening, everyone, im robert dor, the president of the American Enterprise institute and i welcome all here to this i think important conversation about a topic that i have cared a lot about for my entire career. And im so honored to have a great and dear friend to i to our country. Former senator phil graham with us and his coauthor john early to talk about their new book the the myth of american inequality government biases the policy and i mentioned that this is an important topic me because before i to aei and then for a while while i was to air i spent all of my time focusing on people at the bottom of the income scale and how we can help them move up and i had seen and felt both when i worked in these programs in new york city, in new york state. And when i wrote about them here at aei that we would made progress that we werent getting credit for, because the official statistics of the United States did not account that progress in an accurate way. And there was something wr
Charles krauthammer with the latest. I just want to say how grateful michelle and i am for all the families, all the communities who have welcomed us and have in some cases worked so hard to. Also tonight the Obama Administration refuses to release the cause of all those fundraising trips by the president. Is that illegal . Is it legal will tell us. Xmnu caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. The factor begins right now. Hi, im bill oreilly. Thanks for watching us tonight. The latest on the ebola debacle. That is the subject of this evenings talking points memo. All over the country, americans are worried about the ebola virus. The danger is clear but somewhat exaggerated. There is no threat of an ebola epidemic in the u. S. A. Right now. But what is not exaggerated is the dishonesty of the federal government. Last night we called for the head of the centers for disease control, dr. Thomas frieden to resign because he has been misleading thejiln folks. Not telling us the fu
Charles krauthammer with the latest. I just want to say how grateful michelle and i am for all the families, all the communities who have welcomed us and have in some cases worked so hard to. Also tonight the Obama Administration refuses to release the cause of all those fundraising trips by the president. Is that illegal . Is it legal will tell us. Xmnu caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. The factor begins right now. Hi, im bill oreilly. Thanks for watching us tonight. The latest on the ebola debacle. That is the subject of this evenings talking points memo. All over the country, americans are worried about the ebola virus. The danger is clear but somewhat exaggerated. There is no threat of an ebola epidemic in the u. S. A. Right now. But what is not exaggerated is the dishonesty of the federal government. Last night we called for the head of the centers for Disease Control, dr. Thomas frieden to resign because he has been misleading thejiln folks. Not telling us the fu
The there. Im john berman. And im michaela pereira. I trust you beheyed while i was gone. We have those stories and so much more ahead. We are watching to see when nurse kaci hickox will be released from the hospital in new jersey. She returned from treating ebola patients in sierra leone, she was subjected to the states tough new controversial guidelines for ebola. The Governors Office in a statement said hickox had been similar free for 24 hours and in truth she never had ebola symptoms at all. She shad one test with a fever but every other test said she lad no fever. She will be sent home to maine by private carrier. Elizabeth cohen joins us to talk about this. Elizabeth, scientist say there was no reason to keep her inside the tent. Is there any development causing he ref lease . Its more of a political development. She never had any symptoms, she had apparently one high fever read with a thermal scanners but she was flushed, she was upset, the blood was going to her face and i was
An epic blizzard. My message is to prepare for something worse than we have seen before a pinful anniversary. At least 16 people are killed in protests marking the start of egypts revolution. And a huge honor. Barack obama becomes the first head of city to attend indias republic day celebrations. So much to get to this hour. Lets begin with greece. After five years of austerity measures voters now essentially saying enough is enough. Millions of greeks headed to the polls sunday and in a major shift voted in the radical leftist party. The leader and likely next Prime Minister alicks is tsipras promises to raise the minimum wage and renegotiate the terms of the bailout. Translator greece is turning a page. Greece is leaving been a catastrophic austerity. It is leaving behind fear and autocracy, and it is leaving behind five years of humiliation and pain. Now with nearly 100 of the votes counted, tsipras received more than 36 vote but fell short of the 151 needed to rule on its own. It w