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alan colmes, syndicated radio show host of "the alan colmes show." welcome to both of you.im, start with the ebola thing first. the u.n. seems to be on board for declaring ebola a dangerous thing and threat to world order, instability, that kind of thing seems to be easy to get nations at the u.n. to sign on to. >> it is fairly easy to get nations at u.n. to sign on as long as america does all the work. as i understand it is our 3,000 soldiers who are now in africa doing social work there. i talked to a military veteran said, listen, 10% of them will wind up getting ebola themselves. that is 300 americans who will have a tragic fate. plus, if they end up back here, and potentially infecting their families all the rest of us, it would be nice if the obama administration had a better, thought-through strategy about this and also took seriously the lesson about getting control of our own border so ebola doesn't come here and create an genuine epidemic here in the united states. jon: yeah. talking about it being the largest official show of international support for a security

alan colmes is host of "the alan colmes show." both are fox news contributors. the theater doesn't come naturally to him. jim, what do you think about that? >> well, maybe should have thought harder whether he was qualified to be president or not. president is a public person who has to be persuade and mobilize and motivate the country. we think back to the great inaugural addresses of franklin d. roosevelt in 1933 we have nothing to fear but fear itself and john f. kennedy in 1961 ask not what you can do your country. ronald reagan, we can do this because we're americans. if a president doesn't have that sense of uplift and inspiration and follow-through, by the way, then he is probably in the wrong job. jon: alan, i want to read you this quote because he is catching some heat in the media for everything that is going on right now. edward isaac dever in "politico" wrote this morning. president barack obama has one person to blame for looking indecisive, and dithering and cowed by bungled political calculation ises, barack obama. this is reoccurring theme for ob

alan colmes is host of the alan colmes show. both are secretly bff's and fox news contributors. >> going to kill him with his base. >>> let's start with you. this primary has been going on for a while in some form or fashion. you know, they ru re-krut people who know certain languages and have special skills in certain cultures that could be help to feel the u.s. military, no? >> i mentioned this on my radio show today, and you would have thought that a little explosion took place in the phone bank. people are going nuts at the idea that the u.s. military has come to this. i mean, is it asking too much to go out on i a limb and saying the people who serve the united states of america are going to be american citizens. i don't know. first of all, i don't know why you would want to fight it. >> make them citizens. >> that would be an option. >> these are, as you point the out, people who came here not at their own val igs, but came here before the age of 16 with their parents. they didn't choose to if you want to use the word ille

>> i think alan colmes is wonderfully consistent. i love watching you two go after him there. you had the right question, who is the politician that once said what department do i go to get my reputation back because chris christie has been slimed. governor perry in texas and governor walker in wisconsin. certain levels of the attorney general's office, they can't go after a politician in the polls so they go after him with the law. i think we are seeing it in the case of chris christie, i don't think it was a great investigation here in terms of there being a smoking gun. >> it will be interesting to see if it does affect him if he decides to run for president. >> he's running. >> you heard it here. >>> here's what's coming up, a major break. the major break for a missing student. what police are saying about a new person of interest and where they're now looking to try and find hannah graham. >>> and cops in one town keeping their eyes this robbery suspect caught red handed net surveillance video holding up a store. but what's that under his sweatshirt? and then there's this

john: thank you alan colmes, you are buying warm radiators. >> i am not running. >> good. >> republicansre antichoice too, not just ain't abortion but antigay marriage, and drugs, and antispree speech in some cases, i will confront a republican next. >> is it possible to have too much choice. >> they have mocha chino, and frappuccino, and capa john: i called democrats antichoice, pro choice on abortion but they don't want to let me eat what i choice, hire who i want, buy a gun, not join a union, not buy obamacare. and so on, this suggestions that republicans while antichoice on abortion are pro choice about most other things, but they are not. they have their own things they like to ban. tony perkins head family research accounts, why can't i take any drug i want, this is my body. >> it your body, john, but consequences are paid for by the broader society. >> we pay for damage caused by cigarettes and alcohol should we ban them. >> we limit them, we restrict them. we don't ban them, but, what we're talking about here is something that has been illegal, that we're trying to make legal. in

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joining us is jim pink ir -- pinkerington, and alan colmes, both fax news contributors.ting, alan, the production, if you will, of these beheadings has become very slick to the point where even the victims were wearing lapel microphones so they could make their statements before they were killed. >> they're media savvy. they know we're going to cover t. we have to cover it. it is, after all, news and you can't stop social media from spreading it. but what's really happening is we have politicians like lindz ya graham and john mccain that get on the sunday morning shows and tell us they're going to attack the united states. arizona republican senator, radio show, they're on the border of mexico and jimmying up fear and then there's a push toward this greater war that we're now being told could take years. so it's our reaction to it. it's our reaction to what they're doing, not the media coverage is causing the problem but the way we're reacting to it that is now creating another war. the administration won't say, bob seiffert asked, are we at war? the answer was no. of co

let's get into it with jim pinkerington, alan colmes, author of "thank the liberals for saving america you think the media te columnists had it about right. >> as you pointed out, maybe two minutes on the sunday morning shows, to what we've accomplished in northern iraq, freeing 15,000 turkmen and hardly gets discussed, they put on john mccain all the time, they put on the same pundits calling for more war and saying obama has to do more. not even discussing what is already being done now. we have drones flying over syria, we have an operation in northern iraq, we have american men and women service people in harm's way in the middle of the fourth administration now bombing that country and hardly gets talked about on the media. jon: jim, what about it? are the media not giving the president a fair shake here? >> it's nice that 15,000 people were liberated in the one town in iraq but a month or two ago, the city of mosul was conquered by the same people as was a large swath of both iraq and syria so it would appear that isis is winning a lot more than losing and the mainstream media ca

alan colmes, radio talk show host, fox news contributor, cal thomas, syndicated column it, author ofhat works, common sense solutions for a stronger america. welcome. let me start with you, cal, look on his facebook, rapted against america. called himself israel. had pictures of usama bin laden on facebook and 9/11 attacks, officials are saying this is work place anger. >> eric, i feel like we're back in the clinton administration debating the meaning of the word is. if it walks like a terrorist, beheads like a terrorist, talks like a terrorist, has tattoos with islamic slogans on his victim's and put anti-israel and anti-american sentiments on facebook page, tries to he convert coworkers to islam it's a terrorist. what if blows up a drugstore, call it pharmacological violence? one problem we have not identifying enemy. during world war ii we identify the enemy as nazis and imperial empire of japan. stereotyping where we got people behind the war. the way we're fighting this war is more like amy van per built's book the etiquette less george patton's rules of engagement. you can't wi

alan colmes and brad blakeman. good morning to both of you.e president talk about ukraine earlier in this hour. but specifically on isis. where are they? what are they put together, how much work do they still need to do, and did any of these comments from earlier today suggest to you that there either is retribution about to happen? i think the american people, they see this stuff twice in 14 days and they are pissed off and they are ticked off and they want someone to channel that's emotion and energy. >> i think the american people are being mislead by pundits on the media. as tom coal pointed out of course he has a strategy, it's airmen, working with our allies. it's a whole bunch of things. he hasn't said specifically what he's going to do fan he did you would have the same critics saying why is he signaling to everybody what he's going to do. he went into amerli and stopped the 2-month siege and saved 2,000 turkmen. when went into somalia and went after al-shabab, the terrorists who did the mall attack last year. we have drone strikes ov

bill: joining me now is brad blakeman and alan colmes. fanciful. go, brad. >> it's true.his president governs the way he wishes the world to be, not the way the world is. the buck stops with the president. the american people hold the president accountable because foreign policy is the president's prime responsibility. he makes treaties. he has ambassadors at his beck and call. the president is missing the mark when he believes that his policies alone, his rhetoric can change world opinion. when things go bad it's never his responsibility and that's where the fault lies. >> you can't blame the president for everything that goes on in the world. you can argue whether his policies and reactions to hem are appropriate but he can't control what goes on in the world. you can't just trace it back to obama. we should not have been in the middle east to begin with. lest you think i'm defending barack obama. i don't think we should be in there now bombing isis. but that's what led to is very rising in iraq. we got involved in something that was none of our business to begin with.