find the right balance between addressing the legitimate fears that people have and encouraging and incentivizing these heros. health workers -- health incentivizing these workers. these workers going into the hot zone are heroes. we have to find ways to do that while ensuring the american people feel safe. >> big debate breaking out over the weekend on how to handle health care workers returning from affected parts of west africa. it's exploded across the tri-state area with mayors threating governors. >> nurses threatening lawsuits. good morning, everyone. it's monday, october 27th. we have mike barnacle with us as well as chairman of deutsche incorporated donny deutsche and steve rattner. in washington, columnist for bloomberg view, al hunt.
>> we got a lot of tight races. it's going down-to-the-wire. you really can't tell who is going to take control of the senate. steve will give us some numbers. how was your weekend? >> very good. parents weekend at johns hopkins. >> how was it? >> she loved it. she made me take her to the aquarium to make up for when i didn't do it when she was 5. it was wonderful and the campus is beautiful. >> that's fantastic. >> really fun. and you? >> i sat at home alone and stared at the wall by myself. >> come on, did you not. >> another sad, pathetic weekend. donny, tell me what do you think? are you on de blasio's side or christie and cuomo's side >> i'm on cuomo's new side,
revised side. >> which is what? >> a moderate version. these are heroes. they can't be penalized. >> they are heroes. >> having also said that if somebody chooses to risk their life and i salute them and other people back home have not chosen they need to be safeguard. there's hysteria here. >> there's hysteria on both sides. there's a lot of dumb liberals, this is their chance to feel smart one time so they will speak out against any moderate measures. >> joe, that's not fair. >> we've seen it on tv, on the twitter feed, editorial pages, a lot of stupid liberals and this is their one chance to feel like they are morally superior and somehow -- i mean they are not because they are really stupid.
so any measure whatsoever to protect public health, they love to scream about hysteria and it makes them feel good. and it really clogs up the debate so we can't take a reasoned approach to salute heroes while protecting people from going to bowling alleys, putting on sweating shoes. if you don't think 99.8% of americans don't agree with me you're disconnected from 99.8% of americans. >> i believe people who go there -- >> how is that >> that was a little fierce. >> it's true, because so many stupid people in the past three weeks -- >> be nice about it. >> this moderate who tends to be more conservative as he gets older believes there has to be some protocol for a 21 day, i hate the word are quarantine but kind of, even if it's a daily check up where people have to come in, you choose your individual freedom to go over
and help people. let other people make their choices to not, in effect -- >> steve, there does as a corporate leader if you were having to set something up like this, you would take a reasoned middle ground approach. a lot of people think cuomo and christie were playing for the cheap seats because elections are coming up. there has to be a middle ground here. i saw the pictures of the tent that this nurse was forced to stay in, which would strike, again, 95% of americans as deeply offensive. this is not how you treat heroes that go to west africa. this is not. there has to be a middle ground here. we have to be reasonable enough. >> so the question really is whether to donny's point where cuomo has found a balance or not. we all agree requiring every single person coming back to be stuck at some unheated tent or
equally unpleasant quarantine facility is not fair to them, won't work an you have thousands of military people coming back from their service and it's not going to work. and will this home quarantine be a fair balance. >> i think it's a pretty fair balance. i saw that tent, that took me back. no, it did. >> to this weekend. >> no when steve rattner invited me up to his -- yeah the tent, the estate, the tent when he invited me to martha's vineyard, he said stay in your guest house. i said that's a nice guest house. he put me in a tent. it was cold all weekend. >> it was at the gate. not up on the property. >> we wanted to make sure there wasn't going to be a return visit. >> all right. let's set the scene here. >> let's set the scene. mike, what do you think? >> it's interesting the near hysteria on both sides of this
argument. when you look at what is happening you have to ask yourself first of all who are the people returning. what do they do for a living? they are professional health care workers. they know more about what they have been dealing with than the people interviewing them when they come through airport turnstiles. so there has to be some balance here. i think you're pretty close to it, oddly enough. but it can't be that they are immediately quarantined. >> i cannot believe that. >> on the flip side can't have the freedom to just go into a bowling alley and put shoes on. >> exactly. >> i understand the hysteria. i understand the concerns. but if you watched dr. anthony fauci who doesn't have a dog in the fight, the chances of anybody catching ebola, his words, from dr. spencer were virtually nil. less than nil.
because he wasn't symptomatic at all. you can catch it just from touching somebody. >> here's the problem, steve. with these health care officials, under stating the danger for the past nine months. >> i agree with that. >> i don't believe him. it's not that i think he's lying. i don't believe that he knows completely. we have doctors and nurses that have been there, that have gotten ebola, that have come back and say i still have no clue how i got there. i did everything right. i keep going back to dr. brantley who testified before congress saying, we did everything right, we prepared for a month, we followed every single protocol i still have no idea. you talk to nurses in spain, we followed everything they told us to do. there's something we'll learn about, maybe in a year, maybe in five years. they will figure out this transmitted in a way that dr. anthony fauci and everybody else had no idea how it transmitted.
i'm with you all of that really seems to be happening on the tail end when they are at 103, when they are throwing up, when they have diarrhea, when it's exploding, but they don't know how. really, do we want doctors within the 21 daytime period to be going to chelsea piers and playing basketball and running and sweating and coughing and wheezing. there has to be a middle ground. >> there was a piece that touched on this we're a nation of cowards. every time i run into somebody, i'm afraid of ebola. shut up. are you not getting -- yes this -- >> you know why they are afraid. donny, you know why they are? they can't trust their leaders to handle things. >> i think they are also cowards. >> americans have been so let down not just by this president.
he's let americans down horribly. let's go back through impeachment in '99, 2000 recount, 2001 missed intel on september 11. stock market crash. enron. 2003 flawed intelligence into iraq. 2004, abu ghraib. hurricane katrina. you can go year by year by year. irs scandals. bob woodward saying if he was a young reporter he would go to cincinnati because the irs scandal is so terrible. americans have no reason to be anything but scared how their federal government responds to one crisis after another. >> we create our own individual mini -- everybody is so self absorbed that if something happens in dallas, oh, my god. >> by the way, that just came from donny deutsche, a man whose
chest hairs have their own instagram account. we have just now crossed -- >> there's a lack of trust. you don't force a woman to stay in a bubble against her will. okay. so we're going to leave it there and move on to polls. >> we crossed the rubicon with this discussion. >> nbc news maris poll showing several republicans gaining grounds. cory gardner has broken ahead of senator mark udall. gardner leads 46-45. last month udall was ahead by six. in north carolina, democrat senator kay hagan is tied with thom tillis. in kansas republican senator pat roberts appears to have come back into contention and independent greg orman led the
senator by ten points now orman is up by one. in iowa republican joni ernst is leading bruce bral lie 49 to 46%. and finally arkansas where republican congressman tom cotton is ahead of senator pryor, 45 to 43. these races are so close with one week to go. >> al hunt, i've never seen anything like this before. you look at the real estates. there were some republicans trying to talk about how everything was breaking their way. most things might be. but let me tell you something. when you're within the margin of error you don't know what will happen the last week. the so-called october surprise, whatever it might be pro or continue for either party. kansas, pat roberts still down by one. iowa looks like joni ernst is making slight moments still
within the margin of error. arkansas plus two by cotton but he was up by five before. very, very tight. i'm curious. you've done a lot of work in iowa. does the endorsement by "the des moines register", a lot of endorsements don't matter,er with talked about this before, does the iowa race, does "the des moines register" make a difference? >> i don't think it makes much difference because i don't think endorsements in general matter. i think what hurt her a little was her refusal to go talk to the editorial board of that paper and two or three other papers. she's hiding a bit. that probably hurts. i don't think the endorsement per se means much. all of these races are within a margin of error. we do a poll we say plus or minus of 2% or 3%. when it comes out we feel it's etched in stone. all these races are toss ups and
they were toss ups ten days ago. the only race i thought was competitive a week ago that now seems put away is south dakota. there's still ten senate races that could go either way. >> what about louisiana? mary is going to win by 6 1/2 points. looks like that race is more of an uphill battle for her than we first thought. >> she face as runoff a month later and that's going to be challenging. >> i'm very surprised mika i'm hearing a lot of insiders talking it might be a very good republican year but one race they were surprised by is georgia and that nunn is turning out to be a much better campaigner than people thought at the beginning and she may even cross. >> she may do that. i heard that. >> i heard this is big for republicans. in 2010 there was a seven. -point difference as far as americans wanted to see a republican congress than democrat and now it's 11 points. another point, if this week continues and it's an ebola
story which basically is one more story our leaders not performing, one more story that goes barack obama versus what the democrats want to talk about. if there's another isis break. if this news cycle in the next five, six days, i think the republicans sweep, it will be dependent because then it's a story no matter how you like it on the indictment on the current management. >> say what you will about barack obama. i'll say yesterday the white house coming out and telling chris christie and cuomo to back down, politically courageous thing to do for a president of the united states one week away on, for the reasons that donny said right there. whether i agree with what he said or not, it was a courageous thing for him to do and i'm sure there are democrats running for office all over america when they heard that yesterday, did he have to say that right now. but he said it. >> let's go new hampshire where elizabeth warren finds herself in familiar territory,
campaigning against scott brown the massachusetts senator who defeated senator brown in 2012. rallied democrats in favor of incumbent new hampshire senator jean shaheen. >> it did not cross my mind -- [ laughter ] >> -- that after beating scott brown that what he would do is he would pack up his pick up truck and move to his vacation home in new hampshire to become the candidate to try to run against jean shaheen. you can pack up your pickup truck. but i don't care how fast you drive it, you're not going to out run your voting record in the united states senate. >> mika, i won't have you say it. >> no, don't. >> one person expressed skepticism about her ability to lead the country but another
said she may be the democratic nominee. >> it wasn't me. >> if she ran she would have a lot of support. >> she would be formidable. she's passionate. she has conviction. she knows what she wants to do. this this strain in the democratic party that's reis your against as reflect by bill de blasio election thats to see the democratic party to become more progressive. >> there's a place for her in the fight. >> hillary clinton would be the perfect candidate for her to go up against. the perfect. an establishment candidate with really close ties to wall street who has supported a lot of wars. so let's talk about new hampshire, mike. mark halperin showed me an e-mail from a democratic friend up there this weekend who said a lot of people are walking around here angry. they don't love scott brown but it feels a lot like 2009 when he
won. a lot of angry people want to be able to voice their displeasure and he's the only vehicle they got on the ballot. >> that's true. governor shaheen -- >> that's not to knock scott brown that's just to say this is, at least, up, there a lot of reporters are telling me it's an anti-vote against barack obama, not even jean shaheen. >> joe, you can not escape or avoid that fact on the ground in new hampshire. senator shaheen is carrying an enormous burden in the president's unpopularity, a huge burden. this is a ground game election. it's very close right now. it will depend who can get the vote out the best and the suspicion is that governor shaheen, former governor shaheen, senator shaheen now will be able to get the vote out better than scott brown will be able to get his vote out because she's been up there her entire life he hasn't. but the anger is palpable. anger might be the wrong word.
it's a combination of -- it's like the rest of the country. i was in minnesota last week. the anger mixed with the anxiety in this country is palpable. >> and the feeling that people have been let down and, you know what? it hurts to be let down when you really, really fall in love. i actually said after barack obama got elected in 2008, i didn't vote for him but my god if this guy fails there's going to be so many people going to crash hard because they put so much hope. unrealistic hope which i said from the very beginning. i thought it was pure lunacy how people thought this guy who didn't know how washington worked was going to be able to as he said make the waters recede and all the crazy stuff he was saying and people just ate it all up. and the let down has been so dramatic and so harsh. this isn't even a democratic
problem. i was worried at the time, right after the election that this was a problem, a bigger problem in our country so many people got in the process and so excited about this guy who clearly wasn't up to the task of doing the things he promised to do. >> we'll talk more about this coming up. >> we got something really exciting. jeb bush is going to run. bush versus clinton 25 years later. oh, my god wouldn't that be exciting. >> everybody in his family wants him to run except his mom. wait we knew that. still ahead on "morning joe, "-- why is it a huge story. we reported this. what's the story? >> the son goes on television on sunday and says dad will probably run. >> we know this already he might run. and that the mom doesn't want him to. >> he's probably going to run. >> actor bill paxton will be
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not there yet. >> nocturnal underbelly of new york city right there. time to take a look at the morning papers. we have a throat look at. did you have a good weekend? >> i did. my20 year college reunion. >> i'm having my 020 year reunion in about five or six years. >> let's go to the papers. "usa today," one of the four students seriously wounded in friday's shooting at a washington high school has passed away. 14-year-old gia soriano is now the second young woman who succumb to her injuries. witnesses say the suspect jaylen fryberg opened fire on classmates and two of his cousins inside the school cafeteria. he then turned the gun on himself. three students remain in critical condition. investigators have not released a motive.
>> this story makes so little sense. it doesn't line up. like a lot of the kids that do this have mental health issues and they are locked up in their basement and aren't anybody's friends. this guy was popular. he was a football player. he was liked by everybody. it just changed like that. it just doesn't seem to add up. >> you talk about the social circle this young man had. have to wait to see what comes out. in the "the washington post" thousands of teachers are pledging the boycott "time" magazine over its recent cover story. there's the cover. the headline reads rotten apples. explains tech millionaires finding ways for to push for firing of bad teachers. they are arguing against tenure. teachers unions are enraged by the story just like they were in
2008 when former d.c. chancellor was shown holding that broom. she fired hundreds of principals and teachers to use test scores to evaluate everyone in the building. >> she should be outraged by bad teachers. we have so many democrats, so many progressives especially in the new york area that we see, make a lot of money on wall street and then they decide they will invest their money and time going into harlem, going to other areas. and for them it's not about being a democrat or republican it's about helping kids. >> find a better idea. >> fight for reform. >> let's go the time standard. police in northern california say a man robbed a gas station only to return hours later to give the money back and apologize. officials say the 23-year-old suspect told officers he needed the cash to leave town for a fresh start but then realized his mistake. police were not very forgiving.
he was booked on $50,000 bond. >> why? i'm a law and order guy. but if the guy comes back and apologizes -- i don't know the whole story. seriously, with a little slap on the wrist, don't do that again. because next time we'll throw you in jail. >> the irs is now saying the change in controversial policy highlighted by "new york times." the agency has been seizing what it deems as suspicious bank accounts of business owners even if there's no proof of a crime committed. now the report describes one restaurant owner, $33,000 seized because she had been depositing the cash in smaller increments something the irs saw as an attempt to avoid filing a government report. >> unbelievable. >> the article reads in part using a allow designed to catch drug traffickers, and terrorists the government has gone after
run-of-the-mill business owners and wage earners without so much as an allegation that they have committed a crime. the government can take the money without proving a criminal complaint. it hasn't the notoriety of wear gate but bob woodward says there's more to learn. >> it is a reality now, in my view, that in the obama administration there's a lot of unanswered questions about the irs, particularly. if i were young i would take carl bernstein and move to cincinnati where that irs office is and set up headquarters. go talk to everyone. now, there's been political spin put on it by lots of people, including fox news, including
the white house. questioning this. what are the facts? what really happened >> pretty fascinating. mike, let's go back to the "new york times" story. you said that was the most important story in the newspaper yesterday. why? >> well, it gets torch's fear about the one government agency that people interact with more than any other agency, the internal revenue service. they come, take your taxes out of your paycheck. you pay them. this fear this woman had once she found out her account of frozen without her knowing it by the irs it gets to the root of our faith in government. >> with no crime committed that was the most important thing, mike. no crime commit preponderance of the evidence they didn't like how she was depot sitting her tax so they seized it. the federal government can seize small business owners' money and put them out of business. >> yeah. it's the ultimate big brother deal, ultimate orwellian
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there. how did it go? >> well, you know, elizabeth warren in new hampshire, it was a crowd, at a university but it was a crowd that was grayer, honestly than it was full of students. people who showed up to see elizabeth warren are the hard core democratic activist, people working in new hampshire politics for many decades which i thought was an interesting contrast because the assumption is warren is somebody who appeals to students. she, of course, cracked the door as we talked about to running for president in that interview she did with "people" magazine. she was not interested in talking about that. i asked her if she had cracked the door and she said no but as she was taking off down a stairwell. >> al hunt, is it wishful thinking among those on the left who support elizabeth warren that she cracked the door or what do you think is going on here? my guess is it is. i would like to ask kacie, you talked to some of those voters up there, were they saying
hillary won't cut it? >> i talked to about a half-dozen people who were at the event and there were a number of supporters who absolutely said hillary clinton is a war hawk. she's somebody who supports wall street. you definitely heard from what is the elizabeth warren, who may be the howard dean wing of the democratic party. i talked to a few people who were concerned about her level of experience and they actually compared her to president obama and said, you know, we tried this thing where we said somebody who was justin senate for a little while and sent them to the white house and that didn't work out so well and that's an interesting beat how the president stands out there. >> democrats will be a lot more sober going to the ballot box in 2016 than they were in 2008. i said it at the time i couldn't believe the democrats were not voting for hillary in 2008. just because of her level of experience and everything else. but we'll see. >> what do you think, steve? >> first elizabeth warren has to decide whether she will run. she's said consistently with a
little wavering here and there she wasn't. without her there's no contest. >> very interesting a lot of democrats will say two things that kacie heard. one hill via war hawk two she's close to wall street. it doesn't drive the base and get the type of turn out that president obama got in 2008 and 2012. >> it's more macro and less obvious. i think people want to see a new tv show. they are tired of just -- they've had enough. we looked at you for the last 24 years. enough. >> i tell you what -- >> really, in my gut. >> we'll have it on both side. with hillary clinton and if jeb bush runs, i love jeb bush you'll have that same burn out effect where people go a third bush president? this is republicans. i don't think so. because for the base, i love jeb but for the base that's making this decision, the first two bush presidents -- they weren't
especially popular with the base. >> so instead of surmising as to who might win, steve rattner will tell you who will win. >> sorry, kacie. >> you say there's one reliable predictor of election results which hasn't gotten much attention. >> it's these online betting markets where people put up money. >> how accurate are they? >> 2004 they predicted bush in all 50 states. 2008 they predicted obama in 48 states. in 2012 they predicted obama in 49 out of 50 states. >> okay. you got my attention. >> i got your attention. >> should give up now. >> here's what they are showing. what they are showing is a steadily rising and very sharply rising probability of a republican win. now up to 86% which all you guys know is well above what the other statistical surveys are saying, pundits are saying and what we said earlier -- >> "the washington post" said
around 90%. >> they are the one out lier. >> this is closer to the "post" who was mocked and ridiculed. >> they were at 95 or whatever. the "new york times" has been at 68 and another one at 63. >> nate silver actually is lower on republican chances. that's a real shock. so 86%. >> how do they get to that. why is the market so sure. let's look at the races. the market if you -- i didn't input all the probabilities. if you look at the numbers. the market would believe that all of these six states are going to be won by the republicans and these are just what i would call the battleground states. >> so even iowa, which has been -- >> even iowa. >> that's been so close. >> in iowa they give the democrat a 28% probability of winning at the moment. >> what about arkansas >> in arkansas they give the
democrat a 4% probability. >> my god. >> in ten days. >> people are betting a lot of money on this. only 4%. >> pretty low. if you look on the democratic side it does look like they are going to hold new hampshire and should be a north in there but it's north carolina on the democratic side. then there are two toss ups which are georgia and kansas which we've discussed many times as you all know are very complicated with independent candidates with runoffs. >> al, let's look at those states. any surprises with you, al, on those selections? >> no, not really. th exaggerate. if democrats don't win at least two of those three states there's no way they hold the senate. you look at steve's chart they have iowa and colorado going
republican if that happens i find it very hard to see how harry reid is a majority leader one january. >> the numbers are simple. if this happens then the republicans have 51 seats before you even get to georgia and kansas. >> those would be losses. if they then lost in kansas and georgia they would be back at the 49. >> still at 51, al. >> i always defer to you steve on numbers. >> al, the telestraight oris rarely wrong. when it is nobody admits it. we'll add this stuff afterwards. i want to just underline, republicans will see the night as a loss. i'm talking about the operatives if they don't crack blue states or purple states like iowa and colorado. they feel like they have to win. i'm talking about the people that run the republican national committee feel they have to do more than just win in predictable red states or the night is a loss. >> kasie hunt, thank you very
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moul incident. this was written, the post-cold war order is unraveling and while not perfect it will be missed. order has unravelled in short thanks to a confluence of three trends. power in the world has divisive fusd across a greater number and range of actors. and specific u.s. policy choice especially in the middle east have raised doubts about american judgment and the reliability of the united states threats and promises. the net result is that while the united states absolute strength remains considerable american influence has diminished. >> we stepped on a hornet's nest 11 years ago. >> we set in motion a bunch of trends that made a difficult situation worse. >> how has president obama shepherded this country through these difficult times? >> the short answer is not terribly well in the middle east. he has inherited a difficult
situation but made it much worse. more than anything the mofst consequential series of syria last year. letting a bad situation get worse. his best idea of his presidency was to pivot to asia to put more emphasis there. we haven't done it. we decreased our diplomacy. >> how do you do that when you have the middle east blowing up the way it is. >> the middle east blowing up but also nonstate actors who are playing a larger role than the cold war period which is one of the striking things about your essay. in the cold war period we have states and great powers. now we have isis and isil that we have to contend with. >> the most talked about story
is that horrible recounting of the torturous situation that the hostages went through. james foley. some are continuing to go through right now. the foleys came out and said the united states has to rethink their position. >> it's a tough position to be in. it's very difficult for anyone to be told don't do everything in your possible ability to try to get your son back. i know if you're a parent and something like this happens you would move heaven and earth. they are not looking at it from a policy position. >> we got these guys, i think we can get cash. let's keep the americans and britains inside. >> the more interesting thing
for us who have been following it for years and we've seen these types of kidnappings, a lot of it is transactional. they are taken sometimes by low level groups, bandits, criminals -- >> james foley was taken before there was isis. >> what happens there are opportunists who realize the value of having foreign nationals and sell them up the food chain. >> richard haass i was struck by the randomness of the treatment. when they had the french speaking isis gardens there they were treated well. when the english speaking isis captors came in they knew it was going brutal. >> that's the nature of isis. this is not a tightly organized outfit. what it is something of a network. and it's almost decentralized franchises and different individuals or different subsets do different things in different
ways. it neighbors it even more difficult because there's no headquarters. you can't somehow destroy isis which is our policy because isis now is not just an organization, not a kind of a state but also a movement, a network that's much more resilient. >> dorian, something else was the fact that when certain guards came in there was much more order, much more structure. this group also anybody that thinks they are a wild crazy rag tag group of guys that will overreach are under estimating. >> it's appalling the range of treatment is we see affecting the hostages and i want raises the question do we want a policy of funding this terrorist network through this ransom or is there another out here for us. >> all right. still ahead the new iphone has bean huge success but has it
single-handedly saved the u.s. economy this year? i don't think so. >> i don't know about single-handedly but the "times" said it had a big bump in the economy. it's a big economy. >> also ahead -- i don't know -- i think this is dangerous territory. snl takes on the ebola outbreak. >> okay. that's kind of bold. >> we'll be right back.
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boy, the newspapers, the tabloids in new york they want rex ryan fired today. "new york post" talks about rex's time to go. fire rex today. the "daily news" heralded the jets and said it's time for rep to go. we're coming quickly to the end of the rex ryan era. 13 years after the u.s. launched what would become america's longest war. more than 22 hundred americans and 400 british soldiers have been killed. the u.s. combat mission ends this year, nearly 10,000 troops will remain until the end of 2016. we look at this from variety. the actress marsha strassman being remembered, she passed
away on saturday after a seven year battle with breast cancer. now her face will look familiar. her name not so much. but she's probably best known for her role on "welcome back kotter." she also had this recurring role on "m.as.h." and starred in "honey i shrunk the kids." >> "new york times" the iphone 6 is so popular and apple can't keep up with demand. it's having an impact on overall economy. iphone sales accounts for 70% for the company's overall profit and 45 million devices sold in the last quarter the stock is soaring. it's responsible for 18% of the entire rise of the s&p 500 this year. it add as significant bump to the gross domestic product and
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>> come on. who can blame the guy. can you imagine world series singing in front of all those people. >> a lot of pressure. >> i do it all the time. >> roseanne barr did a great job. remember that. >> coming up can the biggest stars finally find the back of the net? roger bennett joins us with the football frenzy with more americans than ever before showing a distrust in the federal government. our next two guests went to extreme lengths to show there's still hope in washington. >> they are very nice. >> sharing do yughnuts. >> jeff flake and martin heinrich are standing by. more "morning joe" next.
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p.m., union rules. he went beyond. i'll hand to it martin. >> the strategy is to stay together and find some fish that we can get close enough to. >> martin knows how to schuck the clam. if he didn't have the guts to eat it i wouldn't either. >> my first clam down the hatch. i hope it stays down the hatch. >> me too. >> that was cute. >> i'm watching. >> a scene from the upcoming reality show on the discovery show, rival survival. here with us now senator jeff flake and senator martin heinrich and you guys are pretty good on tv. >> so discovery let you guys out to an island by the marshal islands. >> yeah. >> in the marshal islands. very, very long away away. so how did it go? >> about as remote as you can get. it is. >> you survived.
this was your idea at first, right? >> it is. about a year and a half started planning it. we have a show how republican and a democrat can get along. we were having an all night voting session during the budget and jeff started showing me pictures of a trip he had taken to another island, and i started pulling out spear fishing photos and -- >> he speared a lot bigger fish. this guy can be useful. >> there you go. >> that's my question, he builds the shelter. he gets the fish. he schucks the clams. what did you do other than sitting around making ideological statements about him quitting at 5:00? >> first time that a republican has had democrats do that. flipped the reverse. >> how long were you guys out there. >> six days and six nights. >> wow. >> pretty rough? >> there were times when it looked a little dicey. >> when you have no food, no
fresh water. >> so those were the rules. they throw you there and say we're not giving you food or water. go. >> yeah. >> we thought they were going drop us off on an island. they dropped us off in the water. we had to swim to the island. >> half mile to tiled through the currents. >> by the way, uncool, donny. very uncool. what do we do? let's call staff. >> all right. so let's bring the message home then. what do you guys make of the controversy between two governors over ebola and what do you think the protocols or procedures should be as we handle this crys is and do you think the president has handled it well? >> i think we should follow the science but there's a certain amount of common sense here too. i think the governors overreact ad little bit but i understand the concern and i think there's probably a happy medium here where people don't need to be
out at a bowling alley for a few days but where we can monitor folks in their home. we need to encourage health care workers to go west africa. we need to snuff this out in west africa and not let it go global. >> let me ask senator flake a hard question. do you think that people who have been exposed in west africa to ebola helping treat them with doctors without borders should be held hostage in a bubble in new jersey for 21 days? >> no. like martin i think there's a happy medium somewhere. i think we've got to snuff it out in west africa unless we encourage health care workers to go there. then that puts us really at a lot more danger than a few health care workers come back. >> you guys sound like you're in the same position where most of us "around the table" have been and most americans are, first of all you don't want somebody to come back that can still have ebola running around going into bowling alleys putting on other people's shoes and sticking their fingers inside bowling
balls. on the other side, those to stick a health care worker in a tent -- some of those pictures coming out of new jersey pretty shocking. there has to be a happy medium. >> there's been an overreaction. we also need to get to a point where all of our guidelines are really informed by the best doctors and scientists. >> donny, talk about rifle survival. you said you'll watch it. any questions for them. first of all i love the idea. >> just as an image guy, brilliant "endeavor" on your guys' part. simple tongue in cheek very effective, guess what two guys from different sides of the aisle can work together. you talk about during your all night voting session you guys are showing pictures. we sometimes forget that a lot of you guys like each other and are human beings and are basically in the pit together. i somehow, you guys got to take this message out this is what americans want.
we want that. we want when clinton can sit down with newt gingrich, disagree but get it done. >> why is that not happening >> it's gotten harder over the years to do that kind of thing. >> why? >> because we've allowed it to. because people have gotten used to -- we've been talking about how we have two or three lunches a week. all democrats and all republicans. there's not the mix that used to be natural for the institution. and we have to -- >> how do we get it back. >> we have a commuter congress. it used to be members when they got elected moved their families back, enrolled them in the same schools as their democrat or republican counterpart. got together on the weekends. many more opportunities then there are now. but the thing that bothers martin and me is that now during the work week we still have very few opportunities. we have these partisan lunches for republicans, three a week, democrats have two a week.
you never mix. it's incredible. we've had just a modest proposal let's have one bipartisan lunch that is organized by the leadership so everybody is there, just let's say we'll start once a month. start small. >> i would say one of the most productive sessions we ever had is when we got together in the old senate chambers and hashed things out with no staff and no media and all republicans and democrats together. we need to have some venue for that and we allowed it to go away. for those of us who are annuity doesn't make any sense. >> rifle survival airs on the discovery channel this wednesday at 10:00 p.m. eastern and pacific times. gentlemen thank you so much. coming up, thousands of teachers are very angry with "time" magazine. we'll tell you why and the response they are planning. but first former cia officer bob baer joins the conversation. we'll be right back.
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the fbi. we have an incredible threat on your life. cia showed up and said this is incredible don't go overseas. i said for how long? they said we don't know. >> the book is provocative. but at the same time you speak out against much like we have around here indiscriminate drone policy where people think somehow it is clean to kill entire families by remote control. >> well, the problem in this book, i took a whack at the iranians and i consciously sent this book to a journalist in lebanon who knows the subject for fact checking. somebody followed him on his ip address. i worked with a special tribunal in lebanon. i dissected here and on and on
for most people, so what. but for them it really hit home. >> so you have some laws, the bastard has to deserve it, make it count, have a back up for everything, don't shoot everyone in the room. and make it personal. what do you mean make it personal. >> you have to identify the target as somebody whose removal as a cancerous cell will make things better for everybody. i think we all sort of accept that. what i do is codify these rules. getting rid of osama bin laden in 2011 made us feel better. it wasn't assassination, by the way. talked to the s.e.a.l.s, that was a combat entry, he didn't stand a chance. if we look at isis as al qaeda 2.0 we're not better off.
>> you say we kill the leaders, all the lieutenants, and you wouldn't kill isis because it's an idea not a man. >> how do you deal with the inevitability of uncertainty before you act you never have 100% certainty you got it 100% right. >> i'll take the cliche of hitler. clear in 1944 killing him would have saved a lot of destruction and live. in lebanon hezbollah looked at certain assassinations, the president and moving their agenda forward and for them it was very clear. a country of 4 million. they know each other. let's take bashar al assad. we don't know if we assassinated him today what we would get. there's 80 generals standing behind him and somebody may be worse. cia, nobody knows for sure how that leadership works so it would be a shot in the dark. >> that's why we keep fining out there's somebody worse. >> what's the dana reeve
difficulty of getting human intel on the ground in syria, within tribes. >> virtually impossible. look the problem is that baghdad, the embassy you can get in but can't get out. all the tribal groups continue come to baghdad they are in fear of their lives. so these chiefs can't get out. you have to get them through intermedia intermediaries. we rotreat people through the embassy a year at a time. when isis took over mosul in june we were blind sided. our intelligence on the sunni in iraq is very bad. >> all right. the book "the perfect kill 21 laws for assassins." thank you so much for coming by. i usually say good luck to authors. i think this will sell a lot of
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such happiness in manchester. it looks like the smiths have remitted. >> it was unbelievable. >> you know, canceled out by a controversial call late, it felt like 2007. >> chelsea fans, they win, still whining. it make, me sad. >> it's a nice day. look at how happy he is. >> he's just mr. sunshine, isn't he? >> the teacher and the student right there. >> slightly looking -- >> all right, so i'm in therapy now, i'm in therapy. i'm on the couch. i made a huge mistake at the beginning of the year and i told all my liverpool fans this is a steal, this is a steal. i decided yesterday we needed to get the bed that yoko ono was sleeping in and put it on the sideline because if he wasn't going to do nothing, he could do nothing in peace.
>> this is just mario being mario. at the last minute, he had a loop and goal. he couldn't convert. this was a once star player on the world level but his career has taken like a robin thicke kind of turn. >> he's doing nothing. he won't move. he just stands around. >> what are they paying him? >> half your salary. >> 16 million pounds. >> that's how much they paid for him. i think he gets paid in gold. it's very, very sad. they're grappling with trying to prove they won't just stay a one hit wonder. >> explain this to me. joe, chime in here. so liverpool's played badly all year, right? >> correct. >> three points, one win. in major league baseball, they'd say we're only one behind them. what's happening with man city? >> they're the defending champions. they're playing some of the most
stylish football this season. >> westham. >> where's it coming from? >> great midfield. back from barcelona -- >> and valencia, world cup hero, speeding down the flanks. in comes morgan. look where they end up. they end up in the crowd. it's almost like an nba game. to answer your question, why is everybody still in the hunt? this season's premier league, you watch, in the weekend, we watched two unbelievable teamings. the premier league is not the best in the world footballwise but best in terms of narrative. it's one great team, chelsea, 19 wounded animals. >> it used to be there were four great teams in the epl. now look at that. southampton. they traded away their entire team. nobody expected that. west ham's never at the top. i mean, this is as tight as it's ever been in the epl.
>> fourth away in the season. everybody's still competing for champions league spots. if you'd told me a month ago united would be in the hunt or one point back. >> it's really unbelievable. can we just say, because we are talking about britain and the caste system. there's no way in the world west ham will be in the end. >> if you're a betting man, west ham is playing gorgeous football. they've got pace on the flanks. >> that's shocking. so the hammers will be there at season end. >> they've got a good midfield. >> i know there are only three people that are going to get this next question, but southampton, how do they trade away their entire team? this would be like a team that finished like in fifth place in the american league east having all their young players sold and then they're on their way to winning the pennant. how's this happening? >> it's just like -- it would be very similar to when the marlins
sold their entire team. it would be like if they came back. southampton is organized, worked very hard, well managed. >> i don't get it. >>er's rubbish this season. we're not watching it for quality of the athletics. we're looking for the heroes, the villains. and the impotence. >> you're in it. all right, with that, you can catch the men in blazers show tonight on nbc sn network. we got the ratings from last week. 64 million. more people than watched the beatles are watching this show every monday night. please, don't be left behind. thank you, roger. still ahead, heroes in quaranti quarantine. the big debate on how the nurse being forced into quarantine is being treated. it's like john travolta, boy in
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the hot zone. they are heroes. they are american heroes. we have to incentivize that and find ways to do that while ensuring the american people feel safe. >> boy, mika, big debate breaking out over the weekend on how to handle health care workers returning from the affected parts of west africa and it has exploded across the tristate area with mayors, governors -- >> nurses threatening lawsuits that are being held hostage in tents. good morning, everyone. it's monday, october 27th. we've got mike barnacle with us as well as the chairman of deutsch incorporated donny deutsch. and economic analyst steve rattner. and in washington, calmness for bloomberg view al hunt. >> we've got a lot of tight races. it's going down to the wire. you really can't tell who's going to take control of the senate. steve's going to be giving us numbers a little bit later on.
how's your weekend, what did you do? >> very good. parents weekend at johns hopkins. >> how was it? >> she loves it. she made me take her to the aquarium in baltimore to make up for when i didn't do it when she was 5. it was wonderful. the campus is beautiful. >> that's fantastic. it was really fun. and you? >> i sat at home alone and stared at the wall by myself. >> come on, you did not. >> it was another sad pathetic weekend. tell me, what do you think? i mean, do you -- like, do you think -- are you on deblausho's side or kristin cuomo's side? >> i'm kind of on cuomo's new side. which is kind of a moderate version. obviously in the setup piece, these are heroes. they can't be penalized. >> they're heroes.
>> having also said that, if somebody chooses to risk their life, and i salute them. people back home who have not chosen -- there is a hysteria here. >> can i say on both sides? there are a lot really dumb liberals that this is their chance to feel smart one time. and so they will speak out against any moderate -- no, there are, a lot of really -- >> joe, that's not nice. >> we've seen it on tv. we've seen it on twitter feed. a lot of really, really stupid liberals. and this is their one chance to feel like they are morally -- let me finish. that they're morally superior and somehow -- they're not. they're really stupid. and so any measure whatsoever to protect public health, they love to scream about hysteria and it makes them feel good and it really clogs up the debate.
we can't take a reasoned approach that salute heroes that protect people from going on bowling alley and putting on sweaty shows that was treating somebody for ebola just 14 days ago. if you don't think 89% of americans don't agree with me, then you are disconnected. >> i agree there has to be protocol for a 21 day -- i hate the word quarantine but even if it's a daily checkup where people have to come in. you choose your individual freedom to go over and help people. let other people make their choices to not, in effect. steve, there does, as a corporate leader, if you were having to set something up like this, you would take a reasoned middle ground approach. a lot of people think that cuomo and christie were playing for the cheap seats because elections were come up. there has to be a middle ground here. i saw the pictures of the tent. >> yeah. >> that this nurse was forced to stay in. >> going to africa --
>> which was -- would strike, again, 95% of americans as deeply offensive. this is not how you treat heroes that go to west africa. this is not. there has to be a middle ground here. we have to be reasonable enough. so the question really is whether to donny's point, whether cuomo has found a balance or not. i think we all agree that requiring every single person comes back from one of these places to be stuck in some unheated tent or equal unpleasant quarantine facility is unfair to they, it's not going to work. you have thousands of military people coming back from their service, it's not going to work. the question really is whether this home quarantine idea, which is what we have now in new york, is a fair balance or not. >> it seems like a pretty fair balance. i saw that tent. i mean, that took me back. no, it did. >> to this weekend. >> no, when steve rattner invited me up to his -- yeah,
the tent, with the estate. it's kind of like the tent when he invited me to martha's vineyard and say stay in my guest house. he put me in one of these tents and it was kind of cold all weekend. >> it was at the gate, it wasn't even on the property. >> of course he's not going to let me close -- >> we wanted to make sure there wasn't going to be a return visit. >> all right, let's kind of set the scene here. >> let's get what mike says and we set the scene. mike, what do you think? >> well, it's interesting, the near hysteria on both sides of this argument. when you look at what is happening, you have to ask yourself first of all who are the people returning. what do they do for a living? they are professional health care workers. they know more about what they've been dealing with than the people interviewing them airport turn styles. there's got to be some balance here. i think you're pretty close to it, oddly enough.
it can't be that they're immediately quarantined. >> this was unbelievable. i cannot believe it. >> wow. >> the freedom to just go into a bowling alley. >> exactly. >> although you recognize just -- look, i understand the hysteria. i understand the concerns. if you watched dr. anthony fu fauci, who did the talk shows yesterday, the chances of anybody catching ebola, his word, from dr. spencer were virtually nil, less than nil. because he wasn't symptomatic at all. you can't catch it just from touching -- >> here's the problem, steve. with these health care officials understating the danger for the past nine months. that you know what -- i don't believe him. it's not that i think he's lying. i just -- i don't believe that he knows completely. >> it just doesn't mean -- >> when you have doctors and your have nurses that have been
there, that have gotten ebola, that have come back and say, i still have no clue how i got this. i did everything right. i keep going back to dr. brantly, who testified before congress saying, we did everything right. we prepared for a month. we followed every single protocol. i still have no idea. you talk to nurses in spain who said, we followed everything they told us. there's something that we're going to learn about, maybe it's in a year, maybe it's in five years. they're going to figure out that this transmitted in a way that dr. foauci and everybody else hd no idea. i'm kind of with you. all of that really seems to be happening on the tail end when they're at 103, when they're throwing up, when they have diarrhea, when it's really exploding, but they don't know exactly. really, do we want doctors within the 21 day time period to be going to chelsea piers and playing basketball and running and sweating and coughing and wheezing? there has to be middle ground here. >> can i just bring up one thing. i don't know if you guys feel
this. it it upped on this. they were kind of a nation of cowards now. every time i ran into somebody, i'm afraid of ebola, it's just -- shut up. you know, are you not getting -- yes, this is something -- >> do you know why they're afraid -- >> stop it. >> you know why they are? because they can't trust their leaders to handle things. >> i also think there's a lot of cowards. >> i think americans have been so let down. it's not just by this president. let's just go back through it. let's go back through impeachment in '99. missed intel on september 11th. 2002, worldcom. the stock market crash. enron. 2003, flood intelligence into iraq. 2004, abu ghraib. hurricane katrina. would you like me to continue? what about the irs scandals?
bob woodward saying he'll be going to cincinnati because the irs scandal is so terrible. americans have no idea how to be anything but scared after one crisis after another. >> such a me society. everybody's so self-absorbed. something happens in dallas -- oh, my god, how is it going to get to me? >> by the way that just came from donny deutsch, a man who chest hairs have their own instagram account. really, we have just now -- we have just now crossed -- >> there's a lack of trust. you don't force a woman to stay in a bubble against her will, okay. we're going to leave it there and move on to polls. >> we've crossed the rubicon withchristie crossed it for
everybody. several republicans gaining ground. in colorado, republican congressman cory gardner has broken ahead of udall. gardner leads. last month, udall was ahead by six. in north carolina, democrat senator kay hagen is now tied with the statehouse speaker tom tillis. hagan had led earlier this month. in kansas, republican senator pat robert appeared to have battled his way back into contention. independent greg orman led the senator by ten points, now orman is up 1, 45 to 44. in iowa, joni ernst leading. and finally, arkansas, where republican congressman tom cotton is ahead of mark pryor 45-43. last month cotton had a five-point lead. these races are so close. just about one week to go.
>> yeah, i -- >> a little bit more than one week. >> al hunt, never seen anything like this before. there were some republicans trying to talk about how everything was breaking their way. most things might be. when you're within the margin of error, you don't know what's going to happen the last week. so-called october surprise. whatever that might be, pro or con, for either party, would make a huge difference. colorado, plus one. hagan tied. she's lost ground. pat roberts still down by one. iowa looks like joni ernst is making slight movements. arkansas, plus two, by cotton, but he was up five before. very, very tight. let me ask you, i'm curious, you've done a lot of work in iowa. does the endorsement by the des moines register, a lot of endorsements just don't matter. does it in the iowa race, does the des moines register endorsement make a difference?
>> i don't think it makes much difference. i don't think endorsements in general matter. i think what probably hurt her a little bit was her refusal to talk to the editorial board. two and three other papers, she's hiding a bit. i don't think the endorsement per se means much. all these races are within the margin of error. we say it's plus or minus three or four percent. when it comes out, we, you know, treat it like it's etched in stone. all these races we're looking at today are basically toss-ups. the only race that i thought was potentially competitive a week ago that now seems to put away south dakota. i think there's ten senate races that could go either way. >> what about louisiana? i've been saying mary's going to win. it look, as though that race is more of an uphill battle for her. >> she may finish first on november 4. then she faces a runoff a month later. that's going to be challenging.
>> i'm very surprised. one race that they've been really surprised by is georgia. and none is actually turning out to be a much better campaigner than a lot of people thought at the beginning. >> she may do it, i've heard that. i see this as two reasons. number one, in 2010, there was a seven-point difference. now it's 11 points. number two, more importantly, if this week continues and it's an ebola story which is one more story about our leaders not performing. goes become obama versus what the democrats want to talk about. if there's another isis break. if the news sickle stcycle stayt is, i think the republicans are going to sweep. it's a story on the indictment of the current matters. >> say what you will about become obama. i will say, yesterday, the white
house coming out and telling chris christie and cuomo to back down, politically courageous thing to do, one week away, for the reasons donny said right there. whether i agree with what he said or not, it was a courageous thing for him to do. i'm sure there are democrats that are running for office yesterday that went, did he have to say that right now. >> but he said it. >> let's go to new hampshire where elizabeth warren finds herself in familiar territory, campaigning against scott brown, the massachusetts senator who defeated brown by eight points back in 2012. rallied democrats in favor of incumbent new hampshire senator jeanne shaheen. >> it did not cross my mind that after beating scott brown that what he would do is he would pack up his pickup truck and
move to his vacation home in new hampshire to become the candidate to try to run against jeanne shaheen. i don't care how fast you drive it, you're not going to outrun your voting record in the united states senate. >> mika, i won't say it. >> no, don't. >> one person expressed skepticism of her ability to lead the country. another said she just may be the democratic nominee. >> and it wasn't me. >> if she ran, steve, she would have a lot of support. >> she is passionate. she has conviction. she knows exactly what she wants to do. there is this strain of the democratic party that is resurgeant. that wants to see the democratic party become more progressive. that may not be the recipe for a general election bus there's a lot of people out there -- >> there's a place for her in
the fight. >> hillary clinton would be the perfect candidate for her to go up against. the perfect. establishment. establishment candidate with really close ties to wall street who has supported a lot of wars. let's talk about new hampshire. mark halperin showed me an e-mail from a democratic friend up there this weekend who said, a lot of people are walking around here angry. they don't love scott brown. but it feels a lot like 2009 when he won. a lot of angry people want to be able to voice their displeasure. and he's the only vehicle they got on the ballot. >> yeah, that's true. general shaheen -- >> that's not to knock scott brown, that's just to say this is at least up there a lot of reporters are telling me it is an anti-vote against barack obama. not even jeanne shaheen. >> you cannot escape that fact.
shaheen carrying an enormous burden. this is going to be a gruound game election. it's going to depend on who can get the vote out the bet. the suspicion is governor shaheen, former governor shaheen, will be able to get the vote out better than scott brown. will be able to get his vote out. because she's been up there her entire life. he hasn't. but the anger is palpable. it's anger -- anger might be the wrong word. it's a combination -- i was in minnesota last week. the anger mixed with the anxiety in this country today is palmable. >> still ahead on "morning joe," it's being described as a thriller, the nocturnal underbelly in contemporary los angeles. actor bill paxson joins us. he's got a preview of his latest film "nightcrawler." >> plus, more money has been spend against negative ads against tom tillis than any
other candidate running for office this year. chuck todd join us in a few moments for a live update from the tar hill state. >> here's a check on the forecast. thank you for the nice weekend. >> we're still warm, it's incredibly warm across the country. it was 90 in wichita and kansas. we had to turn the air conditioners on. from phoenix, through atlanta. everyone was in the mid-80s. the northern half of the country, wasn't exactly cold. minneapolis at 64 this time of year. beautiful, beautiful day. as far as the weather pattern goes, we're still watching the warm air today. cool air is trying to move down from canada. it's really a nice start to our workweek. 77 in chicago today. that's one of the warmest days you're probably going to have for a long time. 54 in denver. looking ahead towards tomorrow, some of the cool air shifts to the east. d.c. though could be 80 tomorrow. that may be your last 80 degree day until next spring.
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the morning papers. a lot to look at. you have a good weekend? >> i did. i had my 20 year college reunion this weekend. >> no way. i'm having my 20 year reunion in four, five, six years from now. of course, i didn't go to college, so like 38. if you're going there and the numbers don't add up. >> one of the four students seriously wounded in friday's shooting at a washington high school has passed away. 14-year-old gea is the second young woman to succumb to her injuries. witnesses say the suspect opened fire on classmates and two of his cousins inside the school cafeteria. he then turned the gun on himself. three students remain in critical condition it investigators have not released a motive but there are reports it may have involved a girl. >> this story makes so little sense. it doesn't line up. a lot of the kids that do this have mental health issues and
they're locked up in their basement and they aren't anybody's friends. this guy was popular. he was a football player. he was liked by everybody. it just changed like that. it just doesn't seem to add up. >> i think there's much more to come. especially the social circle this young man had at the school. we'll wait to see what comes out of this. from "the washington post," thousands of teachers are pledging to boycott "time" magazine over its recent cover story. there's the cover. the headline reads rotten apples and text plains how tech millionaires are finding ways to push for the firing of bad teachers. how leaders in silicon valley are arguing against tenure and other job protections for educators. the teachers unions are enraged by the story, just like they were back in 2008 when former d.c. schools chancellor was featured in a classroom holding that infamous broom. she fired hundreds, while
imposing a program to use test scores to evaluate every adult in the building. >> teachers union need to be more outraged by poor performances and just as outraged. you have so many democrats, so many progressives, especially in the new york area, that make a lot of money on wall street, and then they decide they're going to invest their money and their time going into harlem, going into other areas, and for them it's not about being a democrat or being a republican, it's about helping kids. >> find a better idea -- >> refor, refor, reform. fight for reform. >> let's go to the times standard. police say a man robbed a gas station only to return hours later to give the money back. and apologize. officials say that 23-year-old suspect told officers he needed the cash to leave town for a fresh start. but then realized his mistake. police were not very forgiving. he was booked on $50,000 bond. >> why, why. i mean, i'm a law and order guy, but if the guy comes back and
apologized. i don't know what he did. i don't know the whole story. seriously. a little slap on the wrist. don't do that again. don't do that. because next time we're going to throw you in jail for a long time. >> there goes your fresh start. the irs is now saying the controversial policy highlighted by "the new york times" going under further review. seizing what it deems as suspicious bank accounts of business owners, even if there's no proof of a crime committed. the report describes one restaurant owner who had nearly $30,000 seized because she'd been depositing the cash in smaller increments, something the irs saw as an attempt to avoid filing. the article reads using a law designed to catch drug traffickers, racketeers and terrorists, the irs have gone after business owners. the government can take the money without ever filing a
criminal complaint and the owners are left to prove they have innocent. many give up. meanwhile, it doesn't have the not ryety. the journalist says the repor r reporters -- should place this on extra conservative groups. >> it is a reality now, in my view, that in the obama administration there are lots of unanswered questions about the irs, particularly if i were young, i would take carl bernstein and move to cincinnati where that irs office is and set up headquarters, go talk to everyone. now, there's been political spin put on it by lots of people including fox news, including the white house. the question is is what are the facts. what really happened. >> pretty fascinating. mike, let's go back to the
noshno "new york times" story. >> it gets to everyone's fear about the one government agency that people interact with more than any other agency, the internal revenue service. they come, they take the tax, either week. we know that. you pay them. this fear that this one had once she found out her account was frozen without her knowing it by the irs, it gets to the root of our faith in government. >> no crime committed, that was the most important thing. no crime committed. they didn't like how she was depositing her cash so they seized it. >> the federal government can seize small business owners money and put them out of business. >> sit the ultimate big brother deal.wellian nightmare. leave me alone. what are you doing freezing my account? >> coming up, the new concerns over how states are responding
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we're following breaking news on the ebola outbreak. >> a senior new york city official tells nbc news a pediatric patient was taken to bellevue hospital overnight with symptoms similar to ebola. >> the reuters report says a 5-year-old boy who arrived from guinea was being observed in isolation at bellevue for possible symptoms. the boy, who arrived in the united states on saturday, had a 103 degree fahrenheit fever. he's not been tested for the virus. and was not under quarantine. abc news has reported. >> joining us now, we have the commissioner of the new york city of health and hygiene. can you add any more information about this case? >> well, just a little bit. the child, as you've noted, has not undergone testing yet. he had a low grade fever this morning. he has as was noted a travel to one of the three affected countries and has a fever and that's what trigger, an
assessment. he has no clear exposure to ebola but our exposure history's unclear. he will be tested. when we have the results -- >> you were telling me in the break about the ability to test, how long it takes. because there are these machines that can test at least for 90% positive in about an hour or so. >> just recently approved a new test that will be made available both at our public health labs and the five hospitals in new york city that have been designated to receive ebola patients. but it isn't in place yet. we do have the test available at our public health lab that was used to test dr. spencer and this is a test we'll be running today. >> okay. >> there are reports that the boy had been vomiting and was taken from his home in the bronx by emergency medical workers. >> i can't tell you more than what i've told you.
by early afternoon, we should know the results of his test. >> let's talk about the quarantine. obviously two very different things happening. talk about the quarantine that is in place for new york state. >> well, as you know, the governor, the mayor, myself and the state health commissioner had a press conference yesterday evening. dr. zucker and i will be working on this and figuring out the details. i've heard him discuss it and i'm looking forward to getting so many documents about it. >> back to the 5-year-old boy. the level of preparation of the five hospitals in manhattan, what about first responders to that 5-year-old boy? what's the level of preparation to those who respond to incidents like this? what is their level of preparation? >> as you know, we've been working on this for months.
it's been three months now. so our emergency responders were part of the preparations which came together so well on thursday. yes, our ems staff respond with full protective gear. >> is there a special unit that's prepared if there's an ebola call, a particular unit? >> yes, they call it f-t, fever and travel. >> are you rn soed about what you're seeing in new jersey about a nurse being held in a tent? >> well, you know, people who have gone overseas to respond to this epidemic at its source, which we know is absolutely necessary in order to bring the epidemic under control for all of us, really are heroes. to me, and to i think everyone. >> do you think governor christie -- you were saddened. do you think governor christie overreached? >> we in new york city are billion a very positive relationship with the patients and people we put into
quarantine and -- >> i guess that's a yes. >> diplomatic answer, dr. travis-basset. >> one question, because obviously, talk about readiness. in reality, i'm one of the guys trying to be less hysterical. in reality, how can we possibly be prepared? unless guards are at the gates of hospitals. somebody walks in with symptoms and already they've dealt with a nurse, they've dealt with somebody who's receiving the emergency room. there's no way to build a fence around this thing in reality. it's only when we've gotten to the point where somebody goes, oh, this might be ebola. so there is no way to build a fence around this thing. >>cy think really important point we have to all of us keep reiterating is anybody who has fever, feels sick and has travelled to these regions in the last three weeks should seek medical care. so people walking in, usually are people who have flu-like
symptoms and of course the travel history. so they are not that sick. they will get sick later. but we want to get people in early. we know the outcompae's better r them. >> a doctor said this on friday on this show. it was the first time i heard it. i posed the question that the doctor that was on the posed th coughed in his hand and grabbed the subway rail and i grab that rail, is it possible to contract the disease. i thought the answer was absolutely no. he said absolutely yes. what's the correct answer to that? >> he said absolutely yes. i would say virtually impossible. risk virtually nil. >> that's important. >> thank you so much for being with us, doctor. we may have to have you here again to clear up a fever question. a question about fever. which you did the other day. because a lot of people -- come from the street and say thank you 103, much less terrifying
than 103 -- >> he always said that, it was a mishearing. >> there are reports this young boy had 103 fever but you've said, quote, low grade fever. do we have a number? >> the number this morning is 100 point something. >> again, that got -- >> that's his temperature this morning. >> so we don't know -- do you know -- >> which triggered the fact we're going to keep him in the hospital and test him. >> very good. all right. not to press but i'll have -- we'll ask, do you know was it 103 when he was admitted? >> i don't know that. >> just checking. doctor, thank you so much. be right back. chuck todd on the other side with the latest political developments. oup. gunderman group is growing. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talked to ups. they got expert advise, special discounts,
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at the slew of our polls released yesterday, the one that showed probably the most momentum for a republican candidate was the one in here in north carolina which showed tillis catching up and being a dead tie. if there is a breeze here in this last week, you think tillis is somebody who needs that. >> this, what i don't get, chuck. i look at all of these polls. the good media polls. it's neck and neck. they're all neck and neck. you have people come on and say republicans have a 95% chance of taking the senate. or if you look at this, it's an 87% chance. if the breeze blows a certain way, if you're all within the margin of error, this could go either way. >> it can. i think this modeling is -- look, we'll see, if they're all right, they'll all thump their
chest and if it's wrong they'll say, it's a model. the fact of the matter is is for reason one only, the voters don't have amnesia. they voted for change three of last four elections. they don't like what they've gotten. they'd like to perhaps fire some incumbents but they don't want to hire republicans. they're totally conflicted. that's why these races are basically stalled. if you're a republican candidate in this environment and you're not ahead and you're stalled, it's because of your own brand. because there is distrust that they're going to provide anything different than what they don't like -- they think they don't like about the democrats. that's why this thing is really a grind it out race. that's why this is a tied race. >> so 45 years later, paul simon's words from mrs mrs. robinson. any way you look at it, you lose. that's how they feel today, still. both sides, they lose. >> actually is part of the question that chuck just
answered. i was going to ask. as our foremost numerologist, chuck, when you look at the numbers in these various states, new hampshire, north carolina, how much do you read in the cross tabs or whatever it is you do read that indicate it's less about party affiliation, what's going to happen a week from tomorrow, than it is about the level of anger and anxiety in this country. >> it is exactly -- look, there is a chunk of voters. it's the same -- in many ways, it's the same chunk of voters in kansas, north carolina, new hampshire, carolina, doesn't matter, the red or quote or purple makeup of the state. it's the same issue. they want tocily break the grid lock, break the polarization and break the partisanship. and i think -- there's been some great editorials, by the way, that almost get at this. charlotte observer endorses kay hagan. but both editorials trash brown
and hagan. they're saying we know the other guy isn't going to work but we'll go with you but we have no idea. it's very depressing. it's basically where does the hold your nose vote go. >> as you've been driving around, who has the better ground game? i find it fascinating on "meet the press," how georjoni ernst's doesn't have republican on the side of it. >> i think there's proof of that. i'm curious today to see if there's any proof of it here in north carolina. i didn't see that ground game necessarily in new hampshire so i think in some places it's real. republicans have made big improveme improvements. most of these places, the democrats, you know, they -- look, that's what obama has handed them is a good ground game. >> all the spending, what do you make of it? >> listen, $100 million this could be a record senate race.
if you look at the population, let's call it 10 million. some of those are kids that aren't going to be voting. but 15 bucks effectively of voters spent and you look at the outcome of the north carolina economy which has been one of the stronger growing in the last decade. it's a banking center. it's a science center. it's one of the fastest growing populations in. united states. north carolina has gone away from a regional impart to a -- everybody was asking me about the race, i didn't know what to say. >> you always know what to say. i'm sorry, we are so pressioned. we got to go. chuck and brian, thank you guys so much. up next, his new movie takes us inside the high-speed world of crime, journalism and l.a. bill paxson, oh, yeah, this is big. i caught him wandering around outside. it's a bit like asking if they want a big hat... ...'scuse me... ...or a big steak...
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