>> follow insiders on this. buying the stock. buy it. >> ooh, both like it. good stuff. that's it from "forbes on fox." have a wonderful weekend. thanks for watching. keep it right here. the number one business block continues with eric bolling in "cashin' in." isis -- ebola -- and americans focus on these big stories as a bigger danger as we approach the mid-term election. it's the economy. the obama administration seems to be in denial saying it's better than you think. we report the facts. you decide. plus -- >> what is a greater war than threat to peace, isis or america? >> america. >> america. >> america imperialism. >> oh, boy. america's so-called best minds at harvard showing ignorance. america the bigger threat than the isis. tell that to the families of the beheaded. plus, repeat that.

indigenous people's day. get ready. seattle renaming clutch is day, sound the siren, the p.c. police are running amok in the great northwest. "cashin' in" starts right now. hi, everyone. welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week, wayne rogers, john thin honing, michelle fields and juan williams. welcome, everybody. here what the president says about the economy. >> by every economic measure, we are better off now than we were when i took office. >> no. really, mr. president. how about these economic measures. food stamp, up, gas and food prices up. the number of part-time jobs up, all not good. the labor participation rate down. median household income, down. the personal savings rate, down, also all not good. now, wayne, we hear a lot about ebola and the isis threats. how about the threat to capitalism? you're not hearing that from the white house. >> well, it's not really that,

the fact of the matter, starts and says, oh, every measure that you make of the economy, just totally wrong. i mean, i don't know why he's saying that. we know from the facts that the federal government gives us. there is, his own agency saying 65% of the work force, you know, which is employed then's in 2009, we're down 62% of it now -- that's five years later and five years of people working have shrunk. the number of people in the workforce. in addition to which you mentioned food stamps. there are more people on food stamps today, over 46 million people on food stamps today. 31 million people in 2009. in other words, during this period of time, the economy has gotten worse. why? because of government intervention. because of government policies. all of these things that they think about and they're saying, oh, everything is good. it's the exact opposite. >> right. michelle, there's a poll out that shows that what americans are really, truly concerned about. 34% say, you know what?

it's the economy. it's the jobs. james carville famous lip said, it's the economy stupid. this is what we should focus on as well, right? >> yeah. of course they're concerned about ebola and isis. what they're really concerned about, empty bank accounts. democrats continue to say, oh, the economy is doing fine, doing great. the labor participation rate is the lowest its been in 36 years. and a new poll out shows that only 24% of americans have confidence in president obama's economic policies and it's easy to see why. because obama's policies have not worked for the american people. >> all right. juan, 92 million people, americans, are not in the workforce. one in four young americans aren't working. how can he possibly, our president, possibly say by all economic measures everything's great? >> because it's true. i mean, unemployment's down. i don't think we've had unemployment in the 5% range in the last seven years. not only is unemployment down, consumer confidence is up. the stock market is breaking

records. i don't think there's anybody on >> because people have given up. >> hold on. let me -- it's already three against one. so let me just say -- i don't think there's anybody on this panel who hasn't made money off the stock market while obama's been in office. >> funny it's so funny. >> confidence is up, consumer confidence. this has ban time of great recovery from a great recession. >> juan -- >> and, hold on. >> guys, guys, lichbt. >> gm was saved. >> swann right. 1%, wealthy wall street people are doing better. no yes. >> yeah, look, i'm telling you -- >> however, hold on. guys. take this. talk about the middle class. people watching now, the people who, real america, are they better off? >> yes. >> they are better off. >> john -- >> white now the wages -- >> juan, can i get in a word here, please? wages are actually down under the president. not to mention that, inflation has gone up. $100 in 2008 when the president got elected is only worth about

$92 today. and you started the segment talking about obama saving capitalism. i don't think he know what's capitalism is. he always sees government playing a fundamental role in the economy, whether intervention, redistribution or control, that's why this recovery has been the slowest in modern economic times. >> and caution, prices of things go up. let me throw this back to you, juan, one second. president obama blames the media saying, it's the media's fault you're not hearing these, this good news data points i'm delivering. however, when you live to the white house, all you hear the ones that he likes. the ones about the stock market going up. you don't hear about the ones that matter to americans. food and energy prices going up as well. >> are you kidding me? wait a minute. oil production in this country is as high as its ever been. i don't think it's possible. think about it. we saved gm. not only are gas prices going down. >> can i correct you, juan? correct that. >> it's unbelievable. >> we have -- >> talking about -- >> gas prices are going down.

why? because we have a high of gats production. >> let me correct juan. >> more gas leases under this president and that is helping the economy. we, in fact, export now and produce more energy than we import. >> juan -- saving gm. the president often takes ed considerate for saving gm. >> it's true. >> taxpayers lost money on gm. we lost hundreds of billions of dollars on gm, and -- >> you're out of touch. you want to -- >> let me finish. >> no. >> we lost money on it. tell you, when the stock market that's going up, it's all b fault. going down, all the greedy bankers and hedge fund managers. take a little responsibility. >> jobs, we saved and auto industry and if you are going to look in the short term. >> we lost money. >> you are going to hurt america. >> hang in there, you two. you guy, fired up this morning. all right. michelle, talk about something that juan said. he said energy prices are going down. yeah, going down, but going down from some lofty numbers under president obama. in fact, under president obama, they're up almost 100%.

up about 85% since president obama took over. go ahead. >> and juan is happy because the stock market is doing well. well good job. round of applause for you, but what about the middle class americans? i'm glad president obama isic maing the rich richer, but middle class americans are suffering. 92 million people are not participating in the workforce. the average american who's graduating from college, $29,000 in debt, can't get marriage. delaying marriage because they have so much debt nap is not a good situation. maybe the rich folks are getting rich herb but middle class americans are suffering. >> wayne, last thought on this topic. >> well, i think michelle make as point when she says about people not getting married today because of the average age of a woman getting married was about 22. today it's about 27, and i know that because we are in the bridal business and it's a tough economy for the middle class and, juan, i don't understand why you selected, you're like

the president. you select the nice things that make it sound good, but the guy who doesn't have a job who's got to wake up in the morning and go to work and can't find a job, that's the guy we're worried about. >> leave it there. think about, wayne, in the bridal business. figure that out in the break. you can continue the conversation right now on qu twitter and facebook. you continue to be the powerful army in news we thank you and live to you. tweeted, we must get americans informed, educated and activated. and later in the show, wake up american. talk about the decline in culture from purple penguins to a tear wist getting a platform to attack the holy father. we need to wake up before political correctness destroys the country. if you agree go to my twitter feed and retweet that picture i just posted. and asking what's the bigger threat to world peace? isis or america? guess which ones these people

chose. >> america. >> america. >> mirth imperialism. bigger thr?

for peace? america or isis?

seems obvious. here's what some students at harvard think. >> america. >> as a western sievization we're to blame for a lot of the problems we're facing now. >> at some level we're at the cockpit. >> america is making decision to affect the world. >> i give them an f for you've got to be freakin' kidding me. who's teaching these kids this nonsense. >> they've been indoctrinating and regurgitating what their professors told them. the world doesn't turn to north korea when something happens in the world, or isis for help. they turn to america because we are a force for good. if there's a possibility of world peace it's going to be because of america. it's a shame they don't know that. >> juan next. you write a lot about education in america, and i listen to that and i'm thinking, these are supposed to be america's smartest minds yet apologetic for america's success. i'm shocked. >> why are you shocked? they're critical thinkers. i think some of the smartest kids in the country obviously at

harvard. let me just say, you guys are thinking short term. of course, isis is a threat at the moment and a threat to world peace, but if you talk about american policy, if you talk about things america has done over the year, people have a lot of criticisms, and there is some of them that are la gisegit, so not. eric, your point, america, michelle said it, a force for good in the world. don't tell those kids not to be critical. that's the american tradition. we are critical of ourselves. >> the question was, which group is a bigger threat to world peace? america or isis. how in the world do you call america a threat to world peace? >> no. how do you say that isis has anywhere near the power of the united states of america? you're underselling us, buddy. >> okay. you're twisting the debate a little bit. the answer to that question. john, go ahead. america threat to world peace? your thoughts? >> well, it's no wonder mark zuckerberg dropped out of harvard, eric. the ravages of multiculturism in my opinion. the whole idea, america isn't

that exceptional. we're just like everyone else. just like islamist beaches, just like socialist european countries. just like communist china, always hear from the president how we should emulate china. the end result, hatred for america. it's well and good to criticize american policy, but multiculturalism encourages people to criticize america. the basic foundation of america what it sounds like and that's what you saw from the harvard students. >> wayne in here. wayne? >> you asked a key question, i think, a rhetorical question but absolutely the right one. who is teaching these kids? that's the problem. you take a survey of the professors in major colleges throughout the united states, you're going to find that possibly up top 90% of them are on the left. they don't believe in the free market system. they don't believe in incentivizing people to work. they don't believe in the qualities that have made america great and they're teaching these

kids the wrong thing. >> you want to rebut that, juan? >> no. i think these people are being taught to be critical. look at america, our foreign policy, economic policies, globalization and topics people who have to consider the impact on the unemployment rate, globalization, real issues. for you to ignore them, you want to sink these kids into ignorance. >> i don't think -- >> michelle? >> these are -- what they've been taught is to be apologetic for america. they don't believe in american exceptionalism. that's what it is. they want to apologize, from the same group of thinking at president obama, feel sorry for america's history when we should be proud. >> we have to go here. >> america is exceptional and powerful. >> but we've gopt to go here. to our audience watching the debate, go back to president obama's first foreign policy speech. he was in cairo university in june of 2009, and literally talks about american extensionalism and down plays it and tries to kind of, almost

apologize for american exceptionalism. i agree with michelle on that one. a lot nor come. first a wore on christians. now a war on columbus day. renaming it indigenous people day. you've got to be kiding me. go ahead and put your bag right here. have a nice flight! traveling can feel like one big mystery. you're never quite sure what is coming your way. but when you've got an entire company who knows that the most on-time flights are nothing if we can't get your things there too.

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how the cdc is dealing with the risk of ebola. so here's a quiz. what holiday is monday? well, if you said columbus day, you're wrong, at least if you live in seattle, voting to

rename columbus day indigenous people's day. what's going on with the pc police? >> well, this is political correctness gone berserk, eric. you remember the hullabaloo about the washington redskins. what are you going to do with the cleveland indians and kansas city chiefs? are we going to call them the indigenous teams? men's rooms and ladies' room, we'll call them indigenous toilets. >> or the purple penguin room. michelle, it's out of control. columbus day. columbus day, that's bad? >> well, look, columbbus day is an important day for the pc police to come out and take that away is silly. if it was up to them, we would have no fourth of july because it would be in a sense of

british-america. it's silly. >> juan, do we really need to have an indigenous people's day? i'm blown away. >> yeah, because, you know what, it's historically kind of daft to think, there was no country ? we owe a great debt to our native american population. that is part of our collective identificati identity. i wouldn't change tuse the name washington redskins team. it's a racial slur. we have greater awareness, that's good. >> go ahead, john, take this one. politically correct or incorrect? >> christopher columbus was a great part of that progress that juan referenced. christopher columbus brought the western ideas, brought the technology, brought the future to north america. he's someone worth celebrating. eric, i hope we can stop the business of classifying everyone by their race or travel heritage.

we're all americans in this country. and i think christopher columbus is worth celebrating. >> what about it? juan says he won't use the name redskins. we hail the redskins. we hail the redskins, right? we have homage to them. >> it's just silly, eric. everybody is identified some way or another. as i said, what are you going to do with the cleveland indians and kansas city chiefs, call them the indigenous football and basketball and baseball teams? this is political correctness gone way over the line. please. >> go ahead, juan. what about the other teams that use native american names in their mascots? >> i've got no problem with it. in fact, i think those teams, i really do recognize our history. the other one, my local, in fact my favorite football team, unfortunately, uses a racial slur, and the idea was, i think, to somehow stir up white people

with that name. >> what a thing to deal with. >> michelle? >> all i'm saying is there are more important things than this. democrats in congress are making this such a big deal. let's focus on the economy and bigger issue. >> bingo. we'll leave it right there. great stuff. we just got new signs our culture is in freefall.

all right. i want to say thank you to our "cashin' in" crew. wave to them. head over to foxnews.com. time to wake up, america. what the heck is going on? american culture is not only in decline, it's freefalling. just this week, in nebraska where a middle school ordered teachers to stop referring to the students as girls and boys but to refer to them as purple penguins. that way they wouldn't alienate any other students. they're claiming duncan died because he was a racist. put dozens at risk at the hospital, cost the medical center half a million dollars, and his family is now suing the hospital. ft. hood where hassan wrote

a letter threatening pope francis to convert to islam. who on god's green earth thought it would be a good idea to give hassan a platform to talk to the holy father. there's a huge scandal, apparently a young member of the white house team had an affinity for colombian hookers, he got caught, along with secret service agents. agents were fired. and the kid, wait for it, was promoted. plus, indigenous people's day in seattle on monday. and celebrities like gwyneth paltrow are so enamored with the president, she can't speak when he's around. have a great weekend, everybody. happy indigenous people's day monday in seattle. monday.

yes we'll be here. gerri willis is next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. coming up today on the show, another ebola scare. this time on a tarmac in las vegas. how travel is being threatened by this deadly disease. also the dow negative for the year after one of the most volatile weeks for the markets. we're looking out for your 401(k). we'll meet the boss. the man who was convinced americans will buy empty boxes. "willis report wore where consumers are our business starts right now. moments ago an ebola scare held a delta airplane on the tarmac at the las vegas airport. delta says the issue was an overreaction to a passenger giving a flight attendant a note saying that they were not