i'm charles lane in for neil cavuto. united states embassies in ebola zones of guinea, sierra leone and liberia are processing up to 100 visa applications daily. if approved, those people would be free to come to the united states. now, top republican lawmaker firing off a letter to the state department calling a halt to al is over. makes sense to me. why can't we make this happen? to ben stein, gary along with adam lashinsky and charlie gasparino. gary kay. >> charles, the state department has direct authority to suspend visas at a moment's notice for security reasons. these are hot zones. they're letting 100 visas a day come through. these are people who are free to come here. and the situation where things are getting a little touchy here and it's been spreading a little bit, it's something that should be done and done immediately. >> why do you think it's not being done? >> i think it looks bad. and i think -- >> to who? >> -- the democrats don't want to do it. i think that they're worried about -- for an administrat

cavuto. is there a real leadership crisis out there when it comes to ebola who if anyone can handle it here. there are plenty of officials that are saying they're on top of this growing mess, but they really weren't on top of any of this. craig spencer just back from west africa where he was treating ebola patients. anybody surprised that he was -- like many i'm losing my patience. i'm waiting for a no nonsense person to step up. retired russellon ray. you remember him because he was there when we needed it most during katrina. he was an unmovable and certainly an always in your face force who didn't let up. that was then. why lawmakers say we need the good general now. among them prominent lawmakers all coming him to be the point man. general, very good to have you. (?) >> good evening. neil: you've heard those calls. what do you think of that? >> well, i appreciate the confidence, but we're dealing with a different kind of problem, and i think we will tofght refocused. this can't be an evol

by the way, i want neil cavuto's show. you're out. connell: you can't have it, but connell is next. >> i'm careful what i say for that reason. >> that's interesting. do you agree with that or disagree. >> i agree. the way we're portraying women on this panel we're speaking of women as victims. we are getting the same as men. we can't fight for ourselves. this whole dialogue we're having right now is painting women -- >> what about the point that tracy made there is a little bit of fear going in -- >> you have to overcome that. >> hold on. you can't tell me there's not workplace discrimination against women. let's go to the supreme court and see how many lawsuits that have gone on on this issue. >> i don't believe it's widespread that the male genders are prone around trying to find their next victim. >> but it does happen. >> it happens, of course. but my point is it's getting better. connell: making progress. >> making progress. especially the millennials as they come up the ranks. they're not going to stand up for it. i was going to

i'll neil cavuto. talking about another crisis the government could be screwing up. the cdc missing things on ebola or playing down ebola. it's most common symptom is acting like nothing is wrong. like insisting isis as the jv team or the justice department targeting a journalist or the disastrous health carroe rollou. the problem with minimizing crises that become big crises is folks soon think you don't have a handle on a'y crisis, which is why many aren't buying the cdc saying ebola is contained. they are the same officials that said it would never come here in the first place. well, it has. and the official response is enough to make anyone want to stick a syringe in their eye. our guests are here to break it down. ben stine is out there week. >> keep it out of arm's reach, i guess. i agree. i don't think anyone would disagree. lack of faith in government. it's been coming for a long time. >> give me my chance. there's no way in the world to face the government. not a lot, that's for sure. >> i think one of the things people have to understand, we have to be more

i'm in for neil cavuto. head of the southern command sounding the alarm on a potentially alarming situation. >> if oboe la breaks out in haiti or central america, it is in terms of mass migration of central americans into the united states. so, these populations will move to either run away from ebola or, if they have been or are in the fear of having been infected, go to the united states to be taken care of. >> if he's worried about the border, we should secure the border. our panel is with us. gary, how about the novel idea of securing the border? >> the number one function of the government, charles, is to protect and defend the country, its borders and its people. the job is just not getting done. in the last year, tens of thousands of men, women and children across the rio grande untouched into border control stations. they are welcome here. what would happen if this disease crosses? when the head of the southern command says something about it, somebody better listen. i'm not hearing a lot of people l

i'm neil cavuto. we still don't know why they did it, but we know what happened because of it. terror. canada's capital city, the hatchet in new york city, so many are afraid to call these acts of terror. ben stein, what do you make of this battle back and forth, tiptoeing around the "t" word and whether it's terrorism? >> well, we're tiptoeing around the "t" word, someone in canada said this wasn't terrorism, this was just a loser with a rifle. no, it's terrorism and islamic terrorism. we are not afraid of lutheran terrorisms. we're not afraid of e pipifk pailian terrorists. we're afraid of islamic terrorists. the majority of them are great law abiding people but we know there is a large network of islamic terrorists. we're afraid to call it that marshalling the right proceeds. >> right. >> what does this all mean? >> in this country, it puts into action the fbi versus local authorities when we identify something as terrorism. here you have the prime minister identifying this act as terrorism, but yet you heard the reluctancecy on the behalf of the united states president to c

i'll neil cavuto. talking about another crisis the government could be screwing up. the cdc missing things on ebola or playing down ebola. it's most common symptom is acting like nothing is wrong. like insisting isis as the jv team or the justice department targeting a journalist or the disastrous health carroe rollou. the problem with minimizing crises that become big crises is folks soon think you don't have a handle on a'y crisis, which is why many aren't buying the cdc saying ebola is contained. they are the same officials that said it would never come here in the first place. well, it has. and the official response is enough to make anyone want to stick a syringe in their eye. our guests are here to break it down. ben stine is out there week. >> keep it out of arm's reach, i guess. i agree. i don't think anyone would disagree. lack of faith in government. it's been coming for a long time. >> give me my chance. there's no way in the world to face the government. not a lot, that's for sure. >> i think one of the things people have to understand, we have to be more

i'm in for neil cavuto.d of the southern command sounding the alarm on a potentially alarming situation. >> if oboe la breaks out in haiti or central america, it is in terms of mass migration of central americans into the united states. so, these populations will move to either run away from ebola or, if they have been or

they were talking about neil cavuto's upcoming special election coverage. neil will have the candidates in key races that could decide it all. in some of the biggest names in business and what it all means for your money and the economy. it all kicks off next saturday from 10:00 a.m. to noon eastern on the "dash to the clash." and neil's back at it again on election night on our sister network fox business from 8:00 p.m. until all the results are in. you don't want to miss a minute of it. >>> and one issue everyone is watching come election day is the push to hike the minimum wage. there's a ballot initiative to raise it in four states. that is on top of the numerous states and cities that are already raising it in 2014. but gary b., you say a vote for hiking wages is the vote for hiking unemployment. >> exactly. i'm just looking at history. let's take the most current one. president obama himself voted to -- or authorized delay in american samoa. why? because it was found to hurt the economy. it wasn't just the right saying it. it wasn't business. it was t

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i'm charles lane in for neil cavuto. united states embassies in ebola zones of guinea, sierra leone and liberia are processing up to 100 visa applications daily. if approved, those people would be free to come to the united states. now, top republican lawmaker firing off a letter to the state department calling a halt to all applications until this threat is over. makes sense to me. why can't we make this happen? to ben stein, gary along with adam lashinsky and

cavuto launches right now. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto and all this time i thought the

who needs o'reilly when we have cavuto. kennedycavuto. neil: who indeed. i am always flattered by good and bad, but if you writeed bad stuff i am putting a wofpl could hurhurt onyou. have a great night, see you tomorrow. kennedy: if your halloween costume involves a haz-mat suit, and mask, and rubber boots you are 9 90% more prepared for eboa than u.s. military. >> soldiers in sierra leon with paper masks and rubber gloves is like sending ground troops to syria with super soakers and bicycles? >> i spend more time preparing for dinner parties, but probably saw the same amount of vomit. president gains outrage --

cavuto launches right now. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto and all this time i thought the president was ixated on fox. turns out he wasn't fixated on tv at all. >> he doesn't watch cable news. i've spent countless hours with him, and it was never in any of the trips ever took with him tuned into news. some of the things that would cross his ipad would include news from cbs -- he's aware of what's out there. neil: for a guy who do not watch us, he sure does like to tall a lot about us. >> uncle jim who is a little stubborned and has been watching fox news. you're a republican you're watching fox news. one television station that's entirely devoted to attacking my administration. >> some people are saying that the irs was used at a local level in cincinnati to go after -- >> these kinds of things keep on servicing because you and your tv station will promote them. so i'm not really watching fox news. along with our fox biz all-stars. tracy. ashley, what do you make of this. >> i think i'm just as fascinated as you are by this c

keep it right here with lou dobbs coming up next, and neil cavuto with a two hour special. lou: good evening, canadian capital of ottawa is under lockdown at this hour. after a gunman shot and killed a canyon soldier -- canadian soldier at country's national war monument before making into the parliament building, firing off what some witnesses have said were as many as 30 shots. you can see on the screen. a quick thinking spectator videoed some of the shooting, and people scattering. further violence was stopped when the parliament hill shot and killed the assailant who was later identified 32-year-old michael zehaf-bibeau. he is believed to be a canadian born citizen. awaitingnesing notification of f kin, shooter did not hit a single other person. although three others in the parliament building were injured, none wounded by gunfire, they were taken to the ottawa hospital, their injuries are considered to be not life threatening, we don't know the killer's motive for the shooting only 24 hours earlier, canadian government had raised terrorism threat level from low to medi

cavuto kicks off now. welcome, everybody i'm neil cavuto. pump it up because the price at the pump keeps going down. most gas stations see gas prices below three bucks a gallon. below three bucks a gallon consistently now too. good news for shoppers because now they'll have more money presumably to shop. which is costco and walmart are excited. they can see the dollar signs. unfortunately a lot of oil rich states can see the dollar signs too. not the dollars coming in, but out. a lot of job growth have come to expect goes down. still i'm excited more than bummed, and here's why it gives consumers a break when they need it most ahead of the holiday season when they'll open their wallet, so good for retailers, good for santa. good for kids expecting things from santa. good for parents getting a break from santa. good for the economy to use the consumer to get it out of this lackluster recovery ditch. all that while sticking opec right up the, you know what. what is not to love? there are more pros than cons. so play out the rest of this fallin

"cavuto" starts right now. welcome, everybody, i'm david asman in for neil cavuto. and our top story, it's flu season, but fears it's turning into ebola season. flyers and investors rattled over any sign of flu symptoms in the air like this scare in boston yesterday, and with warnings like this one, no wonder they're on edge. the world health organization saying in just two months we could see up to 10,000 new cases of ebola per week, per week! to former health and human services secretary mike levitt on whether investors and flyers have a right to be rattled. governor, good to see you, thanks for coming in. you know, you have two sides of this, of course, some people say that those of us in the media are exploiting people's fears, other people say the cdc has been much too calm about what they can do, where do you come down? >> at a moment like this, it's important to inform but not inflame. the people of our country and the world deserve to know that pandemics happen, and when they do happen, they can be very difficult, forceful experiences for the world. we have

i'll neil cavuto. talking about another crisis the government could be screwing up. on ebola or playing down ebola. it's most common symptom is acting like nothing is wrong. like insisting isis as the

welcome i am neil cavuto, first thank

good for you cavuto.take your meds it happen comes back to the meds which i had taken when i said this. heather said i have to disagree with you on this one. you're comparing a man who has been the assistant secretary to health human services who has something who has nothing, but a political fixer. one has experience with the health department and the other has a spinmeister. none has experience that was my only point. both because of their government background knew how to coordinate government agencies. that was it. that was the cease that was needed. it was good then. it was good now i hope. get off your high horse. who gives a crap. if you're tired of hearing the truth. and who gives a crap if you switch the channel right now. anyway brewster writes, neil your stupidity showing again. we don't need another bureau to straighten out this crisis. well, brewster, supposedly the smartest doctors around couldn't straighten this crisis out. so even you should figure that out. those doctors sound like idiots

i'll neil cavuto. talking about another crisis the government could be screwing up.n ebola or playing down ebola. it's most common symptom is acting like nothing is wrong. like insisting isis as the

for neil cavuto, coming up with a fox business special report. and his leading that coverage, he is joining us now. neil: hey, lou, amazing at white house, i can't believe this stuff keeps happening. you think about it, almost 10 hours since the attacks in canada. and much of the country, is still largely in lockdown, military bases in a lockdown phase, and personnel told to stay on base, if they leave base get out of uniform, as to not insight trouble. we will have large shopping malls, in all but lockdown under heavy guard, and people not much in a flood to shop. -- much in a mood to shop, in a crazy day for canada, they brace for what could be more recripple nation tomorrow, global markets have a chance to respond, when we see asian markets open, reports are ther they are jitte, but confused about our approach, and canadians approach. in what we are calling this, we don't know, they don't know. and for next 2 hours we'll try to get to the bottom of what anyone knows, we'll see. lou: neil, appreciate it we look forward to your coverage, stay tu