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and susan paige whom i've known forever and e.j. the new word i hate is protocol. we only use when it we're in trouble and it doesn't mean anything. it doesn't say rules. it doesn't say you must do this. it doesn't say you must not travel from west africa. and then we say mistakes were made but nobody made any mistakes. you can't get it from sitting next to someone on a plane but we want to check out everyone on the plane. i'm not sure of the danger lines. >> all the experts say this is not a big threat. you have to take it seriously. the trouble is people keep stumbling over things that make it seem like -- >> they're expecting 10,000 kaess in the next week in west africa. >> in december in west africa. no expert thinks more than a handful of case. >> if we haven't stopped the traffic. >> if a nurse doesn't know not to get on a commercial plane, shouldn't they have her own common sense not to do that? that's undermining confidence. >> there is a typhoid mary aspect. my question, the president was on the mark when you listen to, he said if we don't kill this at its

sets this up.e, e.j. lee gets in for the score. the jags win, 49-6. terps have the day off tomorrow. big college double-header on abc 7 tomorrow, with oklahoma and texas at noon, and michigan state takes on purdue at 3:30. royals, might be another 18-in game or something like that. >> george clooney just got married, but he might be in the doghouse for a in tysons corner, northern virginia. celebrated 100 years of philanthropy for the foundation. you see 100 people who donated tonight, all on stage together. a great event. george clooney decided to spend part of his honeymoon at the new york comicon. for a panel for his upcoming movie "tomorrowland." from the wedding in venice, italy, to comiccon? >> can we get out of this mess for the weekend? >> we will wake up to a little patchy fog. highs tomorrow only 65 degrees. same on sunday. we cool down a little monday. then upper 60's, middle 70's on tuesday. and some strong thunderstorms across the mid-atlantic. >> that will keep you busy. >> jimmy: we have a fun show for you tonight. the great martin shor

e.j.his the beginning of a big split or is this sill as that gentleman just said on tape the beginning of a kfconversati? what do you make it have? >> i think it's the beginning of a conversation and debate. let's be clear on what they did and didn't do. the draft of the statement they put out was extraordinarily welcoming, and a lot of us wish, at least i say as a catholic, with wish it stuck with that language. they pulled that language back but they did not go all the way back to language that was really quite hostile to gays, talking about inherently disordered activity, saying homosexuality -- >> this is a big shift. this is a huge shift in the church, isn't it? >> correct. so even the modified document is a step forward for those of us who would like the church to go there. but the other thing is the method here was a kind of openness and really an open debate that you haven't seen in the church in many ways since the reforming second vatican council in the 19 0s, and i think as for

i mean, right now e.j.on't be starting this week, so i'm sure his stock value has pulled back some, but i think he's one of the better young quarterbacks in the national football league. i think that still has potential to run. from an athlete's perspective, i think it's more of an insurance policy more than anything, really. >> yeah. jack, from your perspective of the athletes that you know so well out there might be considered for this type of ipo? >> definitely. i mean, there's some great athletes. can you imagine getting a megatron and be having the opportunity to buy into 10% of his future earnings? some of these athletes that are playing in the league now, if they stay healthy, which can also be insured, by the way, if they stay healthy, their earnings potential is huge. from an athlete's side, i think it's an opportunity to hedge yourself. now you're not taking on all the risk. you're passing on 10% of your future earnings risk on to investors, and i think it's incredible platform. >> who do you have

. >> i'm e.j. out for marriage equality. >> i'm le narcs i'm turning out for reproductive rights. >> i'm turning out for human right rights. >> hi, i'm natasha, i'm turning out for prison reform. >> we'll see if little john does the trick there, thomas. >> yeah. >> now you are speechless. >> a employers went to help a family in need. instead of writing a ticket whose daughter was not in a booster seat. he went to wal-mart and bought her one. the mother said she had fallen on hard times. she posted about the random act of kindness, asked of what he did t. officer said, quote, a ticket doesn't solve the situation. what solves it is a child being in a booster seat and added it was the easiest 50 bucks i could ever spend. >> that's awesome. >> i think that's a great thing. >> many people see this story pay it forward. they need a little help. >> definitely. >> louis, thank you. >> next on "way too early." the stories you can talk about in the days ahead. "morning joe" is just ahead. 24/7 it's just i'm

. >> i'm e.j.d i'm turning out. >> i'm turning out for reproductive rights. >> what's up, this is lil' john. and i'm turning out for the legalization of marijuana. >> lil' john wants to smoke weed and she wants to take her pants off zblvm i like the beat, i think it's a catchy ad, i like everybody showing the diversity, i don't like some of the content, like rock the boat for marijuana, but that's just me as a former prosecutor. >> what about using music and, you know, culture to get people to vote? >> it worked for them for both campaigns for obama. no one has a problem with that. no. >> it also raises a lot of money. >> lena dunham did that ad her do >> remember, this is rock the vote, it's not rock the liberal vote. but however, every issue that is mentioned in here skews liberal. if you think about it, whether it is pot or -- it's a video celebration of issues that date tore the self. these are things that i want. it not about what makes the country better, it's that i want my pot or i want thi

he was talking to e.j., then of the new york times magazine, my own publications. >> when was it publishedt sat as they do in magazine cues, and when the harold decides to undertake the surveillance, stake out the townhouse, confront him, that quote is completely unknown. by the time they publish, the quote they have an advanced copy, still not out, but they take that and reference it. from then on people think, first the challenge, then the following. it's not true. >> it was a great moment where you have gary hart being pummelled at this press conference and he looked around the room, and you say, he knew that many of the reporters had been having affairs. hypocrisy there? >> series of questions of adultery immoral, have you ever committed adultery, and if you talk to the people in that room, they just, therm it like it was yesterday, because they gasped. and hart does look out, and he's looking at reporters who he knew in 1984 had been very affairs, and he's thinking about what's the definition of adultery again, and he goes through this whole process in his head, and that, you know, th

upon wh when you take that point, e.j., that is part of the problem for the u.s.d that will not be super strategic and we are bombing and we have set off a policy of degrading isis and setting isis back. isis is not being set back on this instance and they're not on their heels and taking more land as they go and speak to the reticence of other states in the region. turkey is there on the border and israel is very close and israel is a country that does not want to engage in a ground war. neither do we, so can we blame them? >> part of the problem is u.s. air power can do can a lot, but it can't win on the ground and the kurds both in iraq and here as mr. gerges suggested have been very courageous fighters, but they do not seem to have the capacity on the ground that they would need to pully push the islamic state back and so that is leading to these calls saying, well, if the turks don't do it and the turks don't want to do it because they don't want to strengthen the kurds. they've had conflict in their own country with the kurds. the government in turkey now ha

. >> i'm e.j.lity. >> i'm turning out for reproductive rights. >> okay. perry bacon, nbc political senior voter. you know i had to do that. let's start off with you, ashley, talk about this plan. you have come out. you have lil john, obviously, a bevy of stars we're seeing in that little clip, that little video. why come out with that at this point? we're so close to the election. is this something we could have done earlier? why now? >> this is actually the start of the push for voter registration. we have two deadlines after this week and the most important thing for young people is make sure they're registered to vote in advance of the november election. so, this video, which is so much fun and so, you know, we hope motivational, is really geared at making sure people understand there's an election coming. have you to be registered to vote and you can use rockthevote.com to find out information. >> is there a media buy, tv buy, or web only? >> we have some of our other ads have a tv buy behind,

>> well, i kind of agree with e.j. who said on msnbc yesterday that he could have resuscitated einstein and the republicans wouldn't have been happy. but i think actually we have an incredible amount of medical expertise, epidemiologists, public health experts, throughout many agencies. what we need is someone who can organize the effort, make sure all the agencies talk to each other, make sure that there's no gap in communication or in effort. so i think what we did need was an administrator and not another medical expert. we have lots of those, including dr. frieden who's trained in contagious diseases, is renowned in the field, has impeccable academic credentials. i think we needed an administrator. >> can you point to areas, though, sir, where things have fallen through the administrative cracks and i guess offer an explanation as to why? is it because this is a new situation, lack of experience, lack of focus on this? why do you think these things happened? >> well, i think more than anything, it's the nature of o