we can see they lie. how about if you coming from an ebola infected country do more than answer questions. >> i am jowly bandaras, huckabee starts right now. >> is ebola coming to your neighborhood and should you be worried it will get to you and your family. who has a better handle on the isis threat. and agreement winning melissa etherige will be here and we'll join the rockers for the latest song. buckle up and get ready for the ride and there is more tonight on huckabee. and hello, i am mike huckabee and thanks for joining us tonight. and the ebola croisis is not

a political but a public health crisis. ebola can't be divorced from pollices. do you trust the government? audience, do you trust the government. why would you? >> if you like your doctor, you can keep your drchlt and if you like your private health insurance plan you can keep your plan, period. we'll reduce prem yups 25 percent per family. not even mass corruption or a smijion of corruption. >> this is a respond to hateful and offensive video that was widely disseminated in the arab and muslim world. >> now, you can add a new

promise to the list. in the unlikely event ebola reaches our shores we have new measures. >> less than a week after the president told us it was unlikely ebola came to the u.s. and a citizen lied about someone being infected and got on a plane. people are being monitored for symptoms. i can appreciate them trying to reassure us and calm our unwarranted fears. i can't appreciate failing to take steps to isolate the carriers of the virus before they get to the u.s. the president and cvc director said banning entry it would hurt our relations with the nations. forgive me. hurting someone's feelings is not the concern of the

president. protecting american is thes should be. i don't want to hurt anybody's feelings, but if you are carrying a disease that could kill my grandchildren i will hurt your feelings. the state has the authority to deny visas. our government suspended flights in israel in august. when there was no reason to do so. but they can't say quarentined travellers is not worth to do so. >> they had the authority of prohibiting entrow of anyone who might pose as a public health risk. that's the law. the government said it can't keep people out of the u.s. it means it won't. why should we be surprised. we have seen our borders ignored. if they want to come to the u.s.

get to mexico and walk right in no government can prevent the risk. let me tell you something. since 9/11. we have invensed every american that flies on a plane and make them get a body search and engaged in unconstitutional searches was e-mails and phone calls and tax records and strip searched elderly women in wheelchairs and then you tell me we might hurt someone's feelings in liberia? well, la de freaken da. we are told they have to go over board for our protection and then tell the cvc to go easy on folks leaving liberia and lying about whether they are exposed to ebola. i am sick myself.

not ebola. but i am sick of paying for a government who tells me not to worry but just trust them. they repeatedly lie to me. i don't believe them anywhere. let's hope there is nothing to be worried about and ebola doesn't threaten most of us. but hearing that from the federal government right now is like hearing i can keep my doctor and keep my health insurance. joining me is the former governor of utah. he was administrator of the epa. great to have you back on the show. >> thank you, it is nice to be with you. >> when the government said we have nothing to worry about, do we have something to worry about? with ebola? >> pandemics happen. they are a fact of the natural world.

we have had ten of them in the last 300 years and throw of them in the last hundred years and when they happen. they are world changing events. it is something we should always be concerned about and preparing for. they happy infrequently enough. we forget and get lax in our preparation. and the answer is, we should also be concerned about it because they will happen now and in the future. >> i remember when i was governor in arkansas. and that agency of course, overseas cvc. there was concern about the h5 none virus and everyone thought we would see a pandemic. and i remember expensive preparations for that. it didn't a pore that there was intense preparation for ebola. npreparations has to be ongoing and think about all of the time

and the things we would do for a pandemic are the same things we should do for an earthquake or bioterrorism event or hurricane. this is about preparedness for anything and that is the way we need to think about pan demi think and in particular ebola. it happens and we need to be ready no matter when it is. >> did it hurt that the administration and president said it is unlikely it will come here and less than two weeks it came here? >> i was surprised to hear the president say that. we model pandemic behavior back in the day you referred to with h5 n1. and in a globally connected world, the likely hood of a case not reaching the united states seemed unlikely. it seemed predictable that we would have one and it is

predictable it will be more than what we had today because it is a complex world and just preventing all of them. but the question is, how do we respond when that occurs? the response in texas is appropriate. they stumbled initially, but we are a bit more on guard now. there is a whole series of steps in battling a pandemic and the most important one is containing. when you discover a case. contain and make sure it doesn't spread. >> travel bands is talked about a lot. if you are coming in from liberia not let you come in for a while. is that a good idea? is there a way to identify people who are sick before they get on the airplane in >> the most important thing screen at our border and the borer of those who are affected.

a person could leave liberia and go to parand is then from paris to the united states. if we are not monitoring in periods like this and looking for people who are sick or from areas that are affected, we are likely to have adverse affects from that. and so my view is that blanket travel bands may not be as effective as dramatically beefing up the monitoring and watchfulness that we have in the liberrian border and the united states border. well, mr. secretary, always a pleasure and thank you for joining us. thank you. >> are the officials in your state prepared for ebola, we'll find out when we come back, stay with us. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema.

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>> we recognize the concern that single case of ebola has on our shoes. we have public health system and public health provideerce in place to contain. >> health and human services cilia spurwell. joining me now is the dr. thompson. he served as chief health officer for the state of arkansas when i was governor. dr. thompson so nice to have you and good to see you again. >> glad to be with you, governor. >> start out by finding out what guidelines and information has the cvc provided to people like you. chief health officer in the state level in >> the cvc is provided to health departments both local and state several different tools that are

valuable. one is guidance if there is a individual with ebola or symptoms and following through. following us with information to get out to providers and clinics in the state to actual stim out if you have travelled overseas in particular to west africa do you feel like the information that you are providing in the local community. is it adequate? were you prepared for what happened in dallas? >> i think with ebola we had a early warning by information coming from west africa we were aware. and what happened in dallas. any time the first case happens, vigilance goes up. and after dallas, providers in the nation and in our state have a higher vigilance and responsiveness to assess the

patients more accurately. >> how worried are you about the cases of ebola in the united states? >> it is hard to predict. the virus is less easily spread than h1n1. most states will be from travellers that come across and were infected and a symptom attic when they came and in the responsiveness of our medical personnel for treatment and public health personnel forever containment will be important to contain the response. >> you probably heard the conversation with former secretary michael loveit and remember the bird flu square and the h1n1pandemic that we thought were coming and maybe overprepared for that, but just act again saz if we are in a press conference and i call

you to the podium as i did that several types and pretend that's what we are doing now. and i say dr. thompson tell the people of our state what they need to do and prepare for, what would be your message to them? >> my message would be we have a new threat in the united states not the yet in our state here in arkansas and a new threat that emerged and like many more that will come and had in the past. and the most important thing to do, wash your hands not only for the ebola virus but the common flu that starts later this month. and keep yourself healthy and stay active and stay aware and don't panic. it is important exposure and yet we have symptoms in place with our medical personnel to help contain it. >> a lot of emergency room nurses are frightened right now. there was an article that hospitals feel like they were

not adequately notified and not fully staffed and prepared and people coming out of the emergency is there a danger of nurses saying i will not touch that person. nput the question in the sequence is important before examination of patient. have you travelled outside of the united states and the answer is yes. have you travelled to west africa if those questions are yes, a new set of procedures should be put in place before you get to the examination and touching and getting in to the patient's well-being. >> i have my flu shot and soon as we take the break, i will wash my hands. i don't know about this audience. great to see you again for the practical insight on the ebola virus. >> (applause) >> thank you governor. >> and when we come back,

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mikehuckabee.com. and the recent lapse in security has some people questioning whether the president obama's secret service doing its job. we sent ryan reese to investigate. and ryan are you sn there? >> reporting live on the oval office. >> and how did you get inside of the white house? >> easy. i walked through the front door. >> you are telling me that door is still unlocked? >> oh, no, no. the former secret service director left it wide open on the way out. >> that makes sense. ryan, this is outrageous. i got to know just what have you done there? >> i found some neat stuff. like the missing irs hard drive. (applause) >> oh, man amazing. that is amazing. and where did you find that? >> turns out joe boyd bide put it in the vcr.

>> they still have a vcr. it is still flashing 12. >> i also found this. a phone labelled with isis strategy. >> what is in the folder? >> it is empty. nryan, it looks like i underestimated you. >> that's not all, governor this is the governor's desk. >> it is the constitution. no, it is it a autographed photoof vladimar putin. >> brian, you have been running all over the white house. i am curious. are you confronted by anybody. >> i met the president. >> you did. what did jose. >> i have good news for you, governor. i know you are worried about the immigration policy. he assures me our nation's borders are secure as his own

home. >> that's what worries all of us. thank you very much, ryan. good to have you on location. (applause) >> and also this week, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pet with president obama in the white house to talk about isis threat and israel's relations with the palestinians. obama's administration was not worried about the iran having the nuclear bomb but unhappy about the is building reed rooms. >> this will distance the israeli allies and poison the atmosphere with the palestinians and arab government with which prime minister netanyahu wanted to build relations. >> the thought that iran can get a nuclear weapon. and this country vowed to wipe israel off of the face of the map and the white house seems

less worried about iran having the bomb, than they are about israel having bed rooms in their own country. and this ought to concern every american that our priorities are disjointed and really need to refocus. i don't know how the prime minister of israel was able to maintain a straight face and level of decorum. i hope america understands that we don't have a better friend in all of israel. and the least they should expect of us that we give them our friendship in return and not a kick in the rear about building bed rooms for their own families. does pope francis have a better handle on isis than president obama. and later. melissa etherige is here to play with the little rockers, we'll be right back. ght. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved

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>> good evening, everyone. thomas duncan first man diagnosed with ebola is now in critical condition in the hospital. health officials are monitoring 50 people he came in contact with after his return from liberia. >> and they have examined two passengers. and they were detained for 90 minutes and his daughter examined and both tested now positive for ebola. and massive manhunt in the fourth week for eric freim. and he killed one and wounding the other. he texted a friend and it was all is good. the friend was not charged. now back to hubbing hubbing.

the beed hadding of allen hening. the latest internet video was released on friday. and pope francis held a summit in the vat vat to discuss the threat of the isis and the terrorism on the christians. that is from iraq and iran and countries all over the middle east. father johnathon morris will head out to the vat vat and author on the best time seller list. father morris joins us now. father, great to have you here. >> it seems unprecedented for a pope to call forth a summit of many embassies and leaders to talk about really a military threat, crisis of therm therm. this is unusual, is it not? >> this man who calls himself

francis is used to doing unprecedented things living in a guest house in the rat vat rather than the papal apartments. what he has done that is so unexpected i think given the fact he calls for peace is get ahead of the rest of the international community and calling out humanitarian aid. there is a major crisis and then international community get together and stop the terrorist group. and how do you stop terrorist? unfortunately it is messy. >> i respect so much he is rolistic about this. you expect the pope to say pray for those doing bad things and maybe they will change. the sermon on the mount. jesus said blessedar the peacemakers and people think it is peace lovers. we love peace. but peacemakers are the soldiers and put on uniforms and take up weapons and making peace is not always pretty.

sometimes it is messy. and the true spirit of blessed are the peacemakers. the pope recognized you will not defeat ice shg isis sit down and have a chat. he didn't say go bomb them. first and foremost. it is not up for him as a spiritual leader to come up with political strategy. but he said stop them and use the minimum amount of force necessary to stop an unjust aggressor. in this case, they are unjust. and they are aggressors and going after the innocent. and unfortunately some people don't respond to dialogue. should we start absolutely. but there is a time that comes, comes a time when you have to say i will use violence if necessary. >> innocent people and journalist and other ares getting their heads severed on video for heaven sakes. we get the picture we are not

dealing with a typical geo political force. how new of a role is this for the catholic church and leadership. and the church was unfortunately more silent than it should have been and run up to world war ii for example. and i agree. governor, times have chairmanned and the role of the papase has changed. and it is a world spiritual leader and i think that pope francis recognized that. and we have seep it among the kuds and places in syria and egypt. and what can we do to stem the tide. >> and the reason why people haven't realized it. our leaders have not talked

about it. pope francis and other spiritual leaders for months and months leading up to president obama and thank god he did something now, but for months, that has been saying there is a major persecution not only persecution but a danger of the genocide. and that has to stop. and that was not until he finally talked about stopping them. and other world leaders will also speak out and we are in a dangerous place because of it. and congratulations on the book and i hope folks will get the book. already made the new york times best seller list. >> i hope it brings peace to all of us in these crazy times. >> i am sure it will and a beautiful reminder of how we are to pray.

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democrats made other promises. underour plan no federal doctors will be used fund abortion. >> the president made it very clear that federal funds will not be used for abortion coverage. we are not changing the status quo and the law at all. nin the worlds of that great american political philosophy geomer pyle surprise, surprise, the government accountability office found that obama care is funding abortion with your taxpayer dollars. here is the author of the beating obama care 2014. welcome back. >> thank you. governor, the fact is, some americans are pro-life and some pro-choice. but we are all pro truth, am i

right? we want our president to tell the truth and keep his promises and the fact is, way back in 2010, he didn't have the votes to pass this law and so he went to the pro-life democratic caucus and said i will make you a promise, even though this law will make health insurance mandatory, no one will be forced to buy abortion coverage or have their tax dollars used to pay for abortion coverage. he provided the promise in writing but not in the law and right after the law squeaked by with a now extra votes, he decided to forget that promise. >> i remember they called it the stu pack paement. and the congressman who later retired because of the pressure he got. he said the president promised and given the executive order. if there is an abortion. and so the taxpayer funds used

for that under the hyde amendment. and we it violates the long-standing tradition to taxpayer abortion. >> and bamboozled the public. if you like your doctor. you keep your plan and how about remember this one. you are going to get the same deal your congressman gets and you will save 2500 a year. did you save it? no, no one did. and specifically how is it written into the law that abortion is now part of obama care? >> what the law says is that qualified health plans will be offered in all of the exchanges in the country and the states have leeh way as to determining what qualified means and the secretary of health and human sevenses has it. in the majority of the states health plans are solid to cover abortion and the consumers who go to the exchange are not told about the price of the abortion

coverage. and here is the extra. and this is not a pro-choice piece of legislation. it takes the choice away. >> do you think it was intentional and something they knew was in the law or oh, my gosh. we didn't know. >> is it just incompetence or intentional. and here's the rub. we know, we the american people, not one party or the other know we can write a health reform law that covers the uninsured and fair and honest enough that politicians don't have to lie about it again and again. >> we are one year in the launch of obama care and the roll out of the website was sdrafterous. and now we know it was not just a few hundred million bucks for a website. $2 billion. and betsy. how do you spend 2 billion on the entire internet.

and get ready for the confusion this year. not only a coincidence. they moved the enrollment until after the election because they can't stand the idea of living through that again. >> and what are people going to see the renowal period. rates going to go up. >> some. rates will go up for people and here's what i am worried about. most people get it through an employer and their own and their spouses and they will get bad news. 30 million people could lose the on the job coverage this year and forced on the exchange that is a raw deal and the reason is, that the plans that the employers bought in the small group market are no longer eligible and employers are stuck with going to the expensive wum bum care requirement or saying to their employees, i am sorry, you will have to get it somewhere else.

we'll see it in the coming month. >> that is frightening for the americans and as you say there is a lot of people in for surprises. always great to have you here and no one understands it for the simple reason. you read it. and did something that nancy pelosi still has not done. you read the stinkin bill. >> what law makers should be doing. >> thank you very much. and i hope, i do hope that you are not going to increase your rates. but chances are you will. and if you lose your coverage. if you like your health insurance you can keep. it that's what is frustrating it is not just problems. but broken promises that are the reason for those problems that you are having right now. coming up, grammy winning rock star melissa ether ridge jamming with the little rockers. we'll be right back with meiss

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>> yes, i love that about you. and when i found out i was going to be on your show and talk about muc and music in the schools and how important it is. that is common ground. >> you were not afraid it would kill your reputation and career? >> no, sir. i come from arkansas. i told you that. >> that was a thrill for me to find out. you grew up and spent summers in south arkansas. how cool is that. >> yeah. >> we are probably causins. >> it is true. i am related to everybody down. there>> and your music lasted for you know, 25 years. you have had a sustained career through generations. how did you get started? you started when you were eight years old and what first

attracted you to music? >> it was the music i heard myself. the '60s and ed sullivan show and television. and whb in levon worth, kansas and this excited me. i didn't have music. my father was a high school teacher and my mother was working for the army as a civil servant. i wanted to play the guitar and this was music in the schools. starting in third grade. we took music and that was when i started playing and i remember the music teacher said bring your guitar to class. >> isn't it sad that schools are taking it out. and some thing that music is expendable in the schools. it helps with math and learning. you know what i love about it,

too, a sievized force. music brings people together. and this album. your best work ever. and the audience will get's copy of the cd. and i am convinced after people hear this song they will down load this and not just the this but the entire album. we'll do one from the album called a little bit of me. i want to introduce the little rockers. mark on lead guitar today. christian is on the keyboards and kenny on the drums. little rockers. and we'll do a little bit of me. let's do. it can the chlor

♪ ♪ and you were me. ♪ if you try. ♪ it will be enough to know that to know you were right. ♪ if you anyhow the truth. ♪ it couldn't be tonight. ♪ it could change the world so that you might find. ♪ that world goes round and round and round and round and everybody walks on common ground. ♪ we have pull together if we pull through. there is a little bit of me and you. ♪ the world goes round and round. and no need to be afraid of everybody you see. ♪ a the bit of you and little bit of me. ♪ ♪ a little bit of me.

♪ ♪ is it on the skin? ♪ is it in the love. ♪ the things about each other that we are so scared of. ♪ you can shake your head. ♪ you change your mind. ♪ either way you wake up inside yourself it find. ♪ that the world goes round and around and around everybody walks on common ground ♪ ♪ we have to pull together if we want to pull through ♪ ♪ there's a little bit of me in a little bit of you ♪ ♪ no need to be afraid of anything you see a little bit of you in a little bit of me ♪ ♪ ♪ your left or maybe your right

but in the corner of the room and every soul here tonight ♪ ♪ have a little bit of place that anyone will see that all the good books in the world are a little bit of you in a little bit of me ♪ ♪ hey and the world goes round and around and around ♪ ♪ everybody walks on common ground no need to be afraid of anybody you see ♪ ♪ a little bit of you in a little bit of me ♪ ♪ in a little bit of me ♪ just a little bit of you in a little bit of me ♪ ♪ in a little bit of me yeah

♪ we're going to walk on common ground yeah ♪ ♪ with just a little bit of me ♪ [ applause ] >> i love that song. if that doesn't just brighten your day and make you feel better there's something wrong with you. be sure to get the album. melissa is going to be on a long concert tour. all that information is available at her website. i hope you are catch her concert near you. we'll be back and i'll have some closing thoughts right after this. ♪ in a little bit of me create things that help people. design safer cars. faster computers. smarter grids and smarter phones. think up new ways to produce energy. ♪

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folks featured in that documentary. their stories are incredible. that's it for now. this is mike huckabee from new york. stay tuned for "justice with judge jeanine." hello and welcome to jus sis. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us tonight. ebola, what a mess. no one and i mean no one should be allowed to enter the united states from any west african nation ravaged by ebola and any american citizen who goes there and wants to come home needs to be quarantined for 21 days until we figure out what we're doing. look, we have a real problem. i don't want to hurt anybody. and i'm good with sending human