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increasingly unpopular president at home and abroad just 15 days before a midterm election. >> reporter: while he's still facing heavy pressure over the isis and ebola crisis, president obama focused back today on the midterms, though he's so toxic on the campaign trail, he's taken to gubernatorial races in friendly places, early voting in his hometown of chicago. >> early voting, everybody in illinois, early voting is a wonderful opportunity. >> supporters were not feeling that love last night while the president did help draw a large crowd of over 8,000 people in maryland forcing the need for an overflow room, shortly after the president began speaking, people started leaving. a reporter from politico tweeted they got their iphone photos, now they're screaming out, the 2014 cam pain rally story. and that's an event the president was invited to. while visiting illinois today, the president did not stop in neighboring iowa where there's several critical senate battles. bruce brayley is bringing the president back tomorrow, even though she pronounced the president -- the president will skip right past kentucky, site of another key battle over senate minority leader mitch mcconnell's seat, which is why former president bill clinton is headed back tomorrow, to help democrat allison lundergren grimes, turkey, finally allowing kur kurdish fighters across the boarder to fight isis. >> our contacts say the u.s. air drop of guns, ammunition and supplies happened over there, that is to the west of kobani held by the kurdish fighters, we're told the supplies have already made their way into the city, you can see a little smoke and a little haze hanging from the cdc plans to issue new past battles. we're also told the next 24 guidelines concerning ebola hours will tell the tale of whether these new guns are going tomorrow. most of the people on the initial ebola watch list in texas are now in the clear. health officials are still to make a difference in the monitoring 120 people for fight. >> reporter: the president received an update from lisa possible infection and also some good news, the world health organization says nigeria is monaco, not from ebola czar ron ebola free, 42 days without a person testing positive. klain. >> i don't know ron klain's headlines like these have been quite a hot topic on the cam emergency response experience pain trail. may be the bush-gore recount here's fox news media analyst qualified in that. and host of fox's media bus how >> reporter: democrats know president bush's bird flu czar had zero medical experience and wart kurtz. >> saturation coverage of ebola dr. anthony fauci says there's is transforming many contests. democratic senator kay haygan plenty -- >> he's been chief of staff to a debating -- opposed a travel van couple of vice presidents, he has a lot of experience. >> reporter: meanwhile democrat on african countries. mark udall is proposing not a >> ladies and gentlemen, we have full travel began, but strict an ebola outbreak, we have bad limits on anybody who's being actors that can come across the border. we need to seal the border and monitored here in the u.s. from secure it. boarding a testic flight. >> if you isolate those he wants to separate himself countries, you will not solve from the president, in fact the the problem. first lady is coming to colorado >> by sunday, haygan has on thursday, not the president. >> on a separate topic, i understand the president's revaersed hrevaers shifted once again on the topic ed her decision. >> in arkansas, democratic of gay marriage. what about that? >> remember, he opposed same-sex senator mike pry your to stumbled badly when asked about marriage back in 2008, then said the government's response, now he was evolving, then on the eve airing this ad against of the 2012 re-election fight, republican congressman tom said look he now supports gay marriage, he's telling new yorker magazine the follow cott quote, openly, i think the equal cotton. in the iowa senate race, republican joni ernest debating protection clause does guarantee same-sex marriage in all 50 states, what's significant about that is back in may of 2012 when he said he supported gay congressman brayle yes. marriage, he said that was a personal view and it was up to >> we have seen the threat from the states, now he's saying ebola for the past several months and i would encourage something different, brad. temporary travel begans. time for our news segment, >> brayley accused earnest of -- tracking the elections. just two weeks from election day and both sides are looking to in a political poll of key drive voters to the polls and also early votg. races, 81% of likely democratic chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuelle supporters say they have a lot takes a look at the gop trying or some confidence in the to play catch up on technology administration's response, and ground game. compared to just 43% of republican supporters. >> reporter: in battleground republicans are portraying the iowa, where the senate race administration as botching could shift the balance of power another crisis and ripping new in congress, ground game efforts by republicans and democrats are ebola czar ron klain, a former white house aid for lacking making a serious push in the health care experience. and many democrats now backing a final stretch of the 2014 travel ban are distancing themselves from the president. campaign. republicans have amped up their brett? >> howard, thanks. teams in critical sta stocks started the week up, iowa where they're collecting the dpou added 19, the s&p 500 information via a smart phone picked up 17, the nasdaq closed app. back inside the war room at to the rnc headquarters in 58 ahead, a special fox business network economic panel is coming washington, election workers are up. >> the terror suspect described by the obama administration as the minneapoliser mind of the combing through that data to deadly 2012 benghazi attacks mobilize potential voters. pleaded not guilty in federal >> you have to be very nimble and planning takes a big part of court today to additional charges which can carry the this, we're planning in real death peoplely. time and we have events in catherine harris ask now at the place. we have messages that we know court with details. are going to work based on what we're seeing, what we're >> reporter: the benghazi testing. suspect entered a plea of not >> reporter: a new wall street guilty to the new 17 charges which include murder and journal/nbc news survey says attempted murder contained this voters likely to cast ballots in indictment. there was no mention of a video the midterm election, 49% to or -- learned that the u.s. 44%. and among all voters, the goop has taken it's first lead on the intelligence agencies were cycle. >> republicans are turning out operating in eastern libya, at a higher rate than the gathering intelligence and he democrats are at the early voter was determined to drive them out of benghazi. satellite locations. to that end, he gathered two a very good turnout for us and dozen operatives and significant our low propensity, our only republicans are very much fire pour, including ak 47s, engaged, even more so than the democrats. rocket propellers and mortars. >> democrats hope their edge that delivered an obama victory he is also accuse of stealing in 2012 will still be there this time. >> you really need voters to documents, maps and sensitive computers, including the location information of a highly come out not only because classified cia operation. they're excited about the vote, there's nothing in the it indictment that suggests the attack was spontaneous, or that but -- he was the master mind of the >> reporter: but an enthusiasm stault, which left four gap particularly in states where president obama's approval americans dead including ratings are in the low 30s. >> republicans are more ambassador chris stevens. >> there's a big difference energized and democrats are not. between filing an indictment ands in that closes in the coming weeks, it's going to a und under penalty of perjury in a problem. because at the end of the day, you can only bring up voter who court of law. this dpimt is law, the rest was is want to come out. >> the rnc chairman said on fox spin, and you don't see any of the spin in this violent. >> today the judge said that the news sunday, his side as the edge now. >> we're winning on the ground, case is so complicated that they will not meet again until the -- no other senate state on mid-december, brett. >> catherine, thank you. . still ahead, the economy in the ground are we losing. >> republicans had a ground game focus for the midterms. first, sweetening the deal for edge in 2004 when george w. bush was elected president. iran. we'll look at the prospect the but the tables turned with the obama administration could lift sanctions without congress. democrats dominant in 2012, we we'll be right back. won't know for sure if introducing republicans close the gap until we see those election returns, brett? >> mike, thanks. early voting is starting in texas and elections officials will enforce voter id after the u.s. supreme court left the contested law remain in place. earlier this month a federal judge said the law was unconstitutional. but over the-week-ol weekend, t highest court in the land gave the state -- for more insight on voter id laws, we turn to senior political analyst brit hume. >> if there's one thing that americans can agree on is the right to vote and to have every vote count. republicans believe that voter id laws are a reasonable safeguard against voter fraud which they suspect would otherwise be ram panel on the part of democrats, democrats believe that voter id laws are a cynical attempt to suppress democratic voters. and there is no evidence of fraud on a scale big enough to change election outcomes, republicans say any fraud lent vote nullifies someone else's legitimate vote, thereby disenfranchising that person. how many people have to have their votes cancelled before something is done to prevent it. but democrats say voter id cards could be an insurmountable barrier to poor voters. you might think the two sides could finding a compromise on this, but that would require a pm pain reliever each side to recognize the sincerity and good faith of the other, which they don't. that dares to work all the way until thereby perfectly illustrating the am. new aleve pm the depth of the divide and the the only one with a safe sleep aid. distrust between the two parties plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. today. brett? >> where are the courts on this, we heard the supreme court on the texas case, but what about other courts? >> the courts in that instance let the texas law stand for this cycle. but this court had also refused to interfere in several cases where courts had struck down these kinds of laws in other states. now there is a leading supreme court case on the subject that dates to 2008 involving an indiana voter id law not dissimilar to those that are being passed around the country t court uphold that law 6-3 ruling that any inconvenience or burden on voters was overcome by the value to the state or the country of clean elections. but the fight has gone on to fight that case and i suspect, brad, it's going to continue for some time. the politicians can't resolve it so it's going to be up to the courts. up next, the possible ebola impact on the midterm elections. first here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering across the country, wtix is covering tightened security at some northeastern pennsylvania schools, a woman spotted a mancaman kcarrying a rifle. the head of the u.n. nuclear the arrest of a woman w40 agency says he cannot guarantee got stuck in a chimney while she was trying to break into a home. all of his nuclear works were peaceful. authorities say the fireplace had to where carefully ju dismantled in order to free there are new questions about here. how and when the white house and a live looks at plans to lift sanctions against iran and who might be left out of that process. annapolis from soour ifill yach national security correspondent darrin van confessed to one jennifer griffin is at the pentagon tonight. murder that led them to discover >> as the november 14 dead line six more bodies. the sex offender said he may looms -- plans of whether the obama administration plans to lift sanctions against tehran to have kill ed more victims go ba sweeten the deal. 20 years. the state department pushed back on sunday's "new york times" reports with the headline, obama sees an iran zeal that could avoid congress. >> the notion that we are somehow trying to avoid congressional input and implementation is preposterous. >> reporter: the white house is preparing to suspend some sanctions without congress's approval. >> if he tries to avoid the congress, he will unite the congress against the agreement. >> reporter: israel's minister of intelligence added an opinion piece published in the "new york times" sunday, quote, president obama must stand by his declaration that no deal with iran is better than a bad deal, israel also worries that the ongoing campaign gems the islamic state will come at the expense of the critical struggle against iran's nuclear program. secretary kerry mocked the skeptics last week, during nuclear talks with iran in vienna. >> they know more than i do. i can't tell you. i don't believe it's out of reach. but we have some tough issues to resolve. >> the negotiations are entering a sensitive phase in the next five weeks, israel's defense minister will be at the pentagon tomorrow to meet with defense secretary chuck hagel to discuss this and other issues facing the middle east right now, brett. >> jennifer, thank you. attorney general eric holder criticized a former fellow cabinet member today, holder took issue with panetta's criticism of president obama in a recently published memoir. >> what leon said in the book is unfortunate. it's not something a former cabinet member should do while the president he served is still in office, that's not something that i would even consider doing. >> earlier this month vice president biden said that it was inappropriate for panetta to criticize obama's policy while he was still in office. and an issue that may determine who controls the u.s. senate, a close look at the economy, straight ahead. otato fr and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about america's favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in idaho seal. this week we take a look at a powerful issue that may control the u.s. senate. that issue is the economy. there are a number of candidates on the ballot, the top two contenders for the u.s. senate, incumbent senator mary landrieu and the leading contender bill cassidy had been fighting for people in the middle of louisiana a state where oil and gas reign supreme. >> i worried about that when i first moved to lake charles 44 years ago, i had a lot of failures, we didn't have a lot of money. >> steve jordan is ceo of central crude, based in lake charles, louisiana. >> i'm happy to be an energy producer. >> reporter: his company specializes in transporting crude oil and natural gas, and in an age of new extraction techniques like fracking, business is booming. his 28-year-old son george handles day to day operations as the chief operating officer. >> because of the success we have had, we now employ over 250 people and that make mess really proud. >> one of those is richard johnson, in only two years, he's worked his way up from driver to field supervisor. >> this is one of the best jobs that i have ever had. it means a lot. you're able to take a vacation to hawaii, you're able to buy a new vehicle every five years, buy a house. you're able to raise kids. >> reporter: lake charles has the highest growth rate in louisiana. all in all, a $46.6 billion industrial expansion expected to come. >> there's a tremendously productive, high income earning middle in place s likelake charles of skilled trades people, builders, plumbers, pipe fitters. >> joe mason is a professor of economics at louisiana state university. >> not just in lake charles but across the u.s., they pay because they involve skills. >> but there may be dark clouds coming. for one thing, lake charles officials are concerned about new epa ozone regulations, set to be proposed in december. >> we're troubled -- >> reporter: if the new ozone standards become as strict as epa experts are recommending, oil and gas -- >> executive director of the port of lake chafrls. >> if the standards go low enough, then that gives them the pause to think, well, am i doing the right thing by investing my billions of dollars here or am i better off investing it in some other part of the world? >> on top of all of this there,'s the la conchita of pckn the keystone pipeline. the keystone pipelined planned to bring more crude from canada to gulf coast refineries. more than once the obama administration has prevented or postponed the completion of the pipeline and it's ultimate status is still unresolved today. >> what they decided in washington affects everybody. the decisions today make, like the key phone pipeline, are going to be more all along the gulf coast to be moved. >> joe duvall, who runs duvall towing works the 40-foot deep chach channel linking lake charles to the gulf coast. >> achkd of course lake charles is a big refining area and it provides a lot of jobs. >> professor mason of lsu says these measures may be costly. >> the policy seems to me that they want middle class jobs, just not these middle class jobs. >> that is why in the louisiana senate race, republican bill cassidy is trying to tie democratic incumbent mary landrieu so the environmental policies and that is why the senate is running away from them. monica lewinsky spoke out for the first time ever to a public audience about, quote, falling in love with her boss, then president bill clinton. >> back then in 1995, we started an affair as it lasted on and off for two years. and at that time, it was my everything. that, i guess you could say was the golden bubble part for me, the nice part. the nasty part was that it became public. public with a vengeance. >> lewinsky now views herself as a social activist, hoping to use her experience to change the culture of public humiliation on the internet. president obama tries desperately to keep his party in the victory circle, but some of his supporters don't even bother to stick around, but look at the president's role in these midterm elections. it's monday. a brand new start. your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, weelp you shine every day of the week. americans have to many other issues that the president is touching right now have lost confidence in this president's ability to lead. this is a malaise in this country of how people are feelings that this president is handling big problems. >> the president isn't on to the bhal lot here, republicans are desperate to put him on the ballot because they're trying to run away from their own terrible records. >> this as the president is now campaigning in a couple of different campaign events, one of them in maryland for the lieutenant governor who is running for governor, and as you look at the pictures, while the president is speaking, a lot of people notice that people started moving out and leaving in fact reuters reported it this way, president obama made his rounds on the campaign trail. early departures of crowd members while he spoke under scored his continuing unpopularity. you see the pictures. let's bring in our political panel here in new york. jason riley, editorial reporter of "the wall street journal." jim ruttenberg, chief political correspondent "new york times" magazine. when you see that and you see all these ads tying back to all the polities on the ball lott. you ski how much this president is factoring into this election. >> that 40%, or thereabouts approval rating is kind of a mess, and you have a president, the midterms, there should be blues songs about it. if he come into it, it's going to be rough and things are going to be more difficult than expected. >> the washington journal question, which party do you prefer, registered voters 5%, republicans 45%, democrats 43%. what, you know, how do you see democrats across the board dealing with these numbers? >> it's interesting because "the washington post" had a poll last week as well that said their overall party approval rating is somewhere around 30% which is the low elson it has been for them, but then you look at republicans and their approval rating is similarly not good, the thing you always go back to and look at is what the president's approval rating, from the 3 it -- it is difficult democrats to possibly combat an approval rating of that with the majority of americans disapproving on almost every single issue. >> achkd it's not just a red state democrat problem, that's what's so remarkable about the maryland footage. obama won by 26 points in 2012, it's quite remarkable. but what's remarkable to me is the reactation from the white house, which is to make overt -- we have the president of the united states, an attorney general making overt racial appeals to voters. the voter id stuff that they've been talking about constantly as if there's some sort of republican conspiracy out there to deny blacks the franchise, it's just not true, black voter turnout in 2012 was higher than white voter turnout in 2012, and of the another level, why should voters be eager to support the senate democrats and harry rooetd. what have they done for blacks, blacks unemployment rate is higher, black poverty is going up. why should blacks be enthusiastic about getting out to the polls to keep the president's party in power? there's no reason for them to be. but to have a president out there pushing this racial angle, we have had stories in both the "new york times" and "the wall street journal" to this effect i think is very troubling. >> jim, we talked about ground game, mike emmanuelle talked about ground game, it's the fact that everybody focuses on, democrats usually have a very strong ground game, but if you look at the early votes, the breakdown, it's pretty evenly distributed. >> some of these early states, you're not seeing the huge democratic advantages that you have seen in the past. people are looking at colorado as the great -- the problem with the numbers are they're very hard to track in real-time, you can say how many doors were knocked upon, we're not going to know until the very end. but the republicans have made up some groungd, and if this ends up being a wave election, or even a half a wave election, the dprak advantages are not going to show up. >> let's look at some of the races that are changing here. if you look at, let's see, new hampshire, there's a new poll out in new hampshire about scott brown three points back and the real clear politics average, that's something that democrats really weren't prepared to fight for. >> there are quite a few states from colorado to iowa that -- when i spoke to republican staffers about their ground game earlier today they said they were more competitive in colorado and iowa. when you look at some of the early voting date that that's come out of a place like iowa, 40% have been republicans. democrats are still ahead there, but it is substantially better than what it was last time around, when 37% of those were fall republicans, and republicans say they have reached out in different ways and gotten data in different ways than they have in the past. one of the things they have done is they have changed their get out the vote efforts and their messaging, and in iowa, they're using this tactic, where they're using social pressure to target voters through pamphlets and e-mails saying don't be the only person in your neighborhood that doesn't vote. they say that's been inch credibly effective for them in places like iowa. >> one question, georgia, this has gone the other way, michelle nunn has closed the gap and the real clear politics average, 45% to 46%. georgia is a blase where that moves the needle. >> the challenge she has is she's trying to disfanls herself from a president achkd that doesn't go over too well with the president. kentucky alilison grimes as got the same problem, won't even sayive she's got the same problem, but her unwillingness to come forward with that is hurting her with the black voters that she needs. that's the catch-22 that these red state voters have. >> only at the margin. only at the margin. >> maybe in terms of there's a little dissatisfaction in terms of distrust in the way the government is handling things, it's not something that will be a major issue in two weeks, but it factor into the general distrust. >> i hate to shout out to the competitor, but "the washington post" had a very good piece about eboela and isis -- >> thank you for joining us. thank you, we'll talk about all things economy with a special economic panel coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving deep, touching base, and putting ducks in 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thank you for being here. i love these panels. what's it look like? i mean, it's been such a wild ride over the past two weeks, maria. >> i think it's pretty nervous out there. people are not sure how the global economy looks. you have got europe really deteriorating. things are slowing down quite a bit as evidenced from the data out of germany. china, there is a new debate now, is china going at 6% or closer to 4%, which is a a big deal. i think that there is real nervousness in the markets. notwithstanding that unemployment has certainly improved. you have got the rest of the world worsening in terms of their economy that no doubt will impact u.s. profits as we saw today with ibm and s&p and a number of other companies. >> stuart? >> i a agree with maria that the market is being royaled by a global slowdown, massive debt for everybody, central banks have kind of run out of ammunition about what to do with this thing and along comes ebola as a trigger for real nervousness. the anxiety level worldwide is very very high. and that's reflected in the volatility of the stock market. i think after the election, if the republican sweep i think we have a more clear direction of where the economy is going or where the market is going. >> people watch those crude prices very closely. >> yeah. >> absolutely. i mean i made my bones in the oil pits. you know, we definitely have seen a fundamental breakdown in the price of oil. it's really good news for consumers. a.a.a. saying today that prices at the pump are at their lowest point 44 months. great news, more money spend at christmas and more money on your kids. inside of there, there is a little bit of a warning bell because we do have a lot of supply in the market. that's good. we are seeing weakening demand around the world. a lot of traders are worried is there a slowdown. is oil a harbinger of things to come? inside that good news is perhaps a warning. >> yeah. what is so mysterious, i think, to people that don't follow this every day is the fed and how much it factors into this economy obviously a lot of people say it's really held it up and now there is a decision pending. >> you're right, the federal reserve really has allowed the guys in washington, the president and congress off the hook in terms of making any real change or reform on taxes, on immigration, on a a a whole host of things that would be job creators. the federal reserve now has a new debate going on within the fed. that is the economy strong enough to withstand the fed walking away? it's supposed to be done with bond buying program. the so-called gahannatative easing. last month last week we heard one of the heads of the saint lewis federal reserve james bowlard saying the fed is done with easing. we should think about a new stimulus program which totally sent the markets really into a new tail spin because this was not even a thought. now we are talking about a new stimulus because the economy cannot handle it. >> what do we he do if we slide towards a recession? what does the federal reserve do? print up another couple of trillion dollars? would that work? would that help in the arrows have been shot from the quiver. what is left? what ammunition does central banks here and everywhere, what do they have? >> add on top of that the damage that may have been done already. there are some looking at the dramatic runup in stocks versus how much the economy has grown. it is really out of balance. something that they call the buffet number that they watch. the buffet equation. you see that stocks have gone up as a ratio of g.d.p. 127%. we saw that in 2000, 2007, 1987, other times when we have seen a bubble in the stock market, this has been drifn by the fed and all their loose money and worry has it created another problem? >> housing, the "wall street journal," fannie and freddie, this is the quote. fannie and freddie could lower barriers and restrictions on bar borrowers with weak credit. extend home loans to housing recovery. director of libertarian cato institute said this is the sort of thing that gets people under water. 3% down payments can zero real quick. haven't we been around this block before, maria? >> we really have. it's interesting that you mention housing. because over the last week housing stock had been rallying. i just wonder who knew what in terms of these new guidelines coming out. look, at the end of the day, i think it's a fair question he to ask what damage has been done. how much damage has been done to this economy. to get us to where we are. and how necessary is the federal reserve to actually lift us out. i would say because of what you ever seeing in housing, because of what you are seeing in sentiment and the fact this is just a breakdown in confidence. this economy should be a lot stronger than where we are right now. >> we look a lot like europe and i don't like it it and the refugee from europe. >> you escaped to that. >> i escaped here and now i find it here is looking a lot more like there. >> the accent is so good. thank you all very much. we will see you next time we are up here. >> thank you, brit. don't miss all of these folks on fox business network. if you are not sure where to find it in your area, just log on to fox business.com/channel finder. stay tuned here for heart warming act of sportsmanship. live look a bustling times square here at headquarters in new york. we will be back in washington, d.c. tomorrow. finally tonight, 8-year-old gabe white is the hahn area captain for the freshman football team in wisconsin. he has down syndrome. and he has been on the sidelines all season. last week imab gabe got his chance to suit up against his biggest rival. after the game was over both teams remained on the field for one more play. 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