i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan, michelle and my buddy from "the five." the ebola show on capitol hill shedding light on how much the people in charge don't know. take a listen and try to remain calm. >> doctor frieden, how many non-u.s. military flights, commercial flights, are currently going into the affected countries? >> i don't have the exact numbers. >> reporter: does anyone on the panel know how many commercial flights are going into these areas? >> that was thursday. get this. we here at "cashin' in" debating a travel ban for weeks. why are they now just getting around to debating the merits of a travel ban? government incompetence at its worse and this time could be deadly. michelle, those watching "cashin' in," in charge, maybe we'd be safer? >> we should be proactive in our response to ebola and instead, reactive. i don't understand why the travel ban wasn't implemented right away. what we should be doing, banning anyone who comes into this country that originat

i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week. wayne rost herbsish john thin hoenig, dagen mcdowell and jonas ferris. welcome. intensifying an online campaign to inspire lone wolf attacks by isis. new calls for social media companies to put a stop to this. michelle, facebook, twitter, youtube, google. take your pick. should the companies be doing more or less, like pulling isis off their venues? >> i think when they noticed that there are accounts that are just there to distribute propaganda to identify people who are sympathetic and get new recruits and radicalize people, facebook and twitter have a duty to shut those accounts down. but as we see accounts used for logistics and planning, i don't think facebook and twitter should shut those accounts down. turn them over to the intelligence community to harvest, contact and get information and data. >> weigh in, wayne? there is a privacy right we have to talk about, too, but go ahead. >> yes. of course there is, but i think michelle make as good point when she says we have to monit

i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. is week, michael eric dyson said this. >> there's a lot of antsiness about isis and what people see on tv, but at the same time, this is a religion that is ancient, honorable, venerable. why is it we get confused between the two? we don't do it with the white supre supremacist groups within christians. >> wow. come on. >> it's really looney. if you listen to some on the left for years they've been warning us that the biggest threat in the united states are christian fundamentalists. they believe hobby lobby is a bigger threat than isis. i'm sure you could dig back and find one instance. i'm not sure what michael eric dyson was referring to. but i'm sure you could find one instance of white supremacy, but to conflate christianity with isis, to me is just shameful. >> i don't think he was defending radical islam. >> he sure was. he said we were getting all antsy about it. >> he said we shouldn't overreact to something that's not a threat to the united states. >> you don't think isis is a

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. preside

the number one business block continues with eric bolling in "cashin' in." >>> isis -- ebola -- and americansocus 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, re

keep it right here.the number o continues with "cashin' in" and eric bolling. >>> controlling the contagionas ebola scares keep popping up in america. a majority of americans want to ban flights from the ebola breakout zone, since we can't trust our government to do it or anything, we the people are starting to take matters into our own hands. >>> plus -- >> higher education shouldn't be a privilege for those able to afford it. >> now hillary to hypocrite. mrs. clinton raking in a cool $225 grand for a college speech about, wait for it, soaring college tuition. making it obvious. the president's hopeful drowning in hypocrisy and then -- >> a tree fell on blake abbot.

the number one business block continues with eric bolling and "cashin' in." >>> we are everywhere. chilling words from isis as the terrorist group reins in north america. how can we fight back before this happens again? >>> plus, what do the most business friendly states have in common? they all have republican governors. take a guess who owns most of the leaf states? all voters need to hear this before they vote. >>> and "cashin' in" for not working? raking in hundreds of millions in paid leave

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kirsten powers is in the house -- [laughter] and today's hashtag one lucky guy, "the five" cohost, eric bolling -- [laughter] trying to do some sort of no-spin zone thing. this is "outnumbered," and that's where you are, outnumbered. >> i'm glad to be back. >> a little love here. >> good to have you on the couch. >> good to be back. >> i know, i missed you. i've been spending more time on this couch, so to be reunited with you -- pretty good day. >> hi there, kirsten. what's going on? [laughter] >> hey, kirsten. >> she's ready for you. all right, let's get moving. we begin with what happened in canada. [gunfire] >> about this time yesterday, we were just starting to get our minds around the chilling scene inside canada's parliament building as a gunman -- who was a recent convert to islam and wanted to move to the middle east -- opened fire and killed a soldier and then the canadian sergeant at arms shot that gunman dead. officials in canada say the gunman acted alone, but we know there was a possible isis-related chatter targeting canada leading up to yesterday's attack. our david lee miller i

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eric, this is a thing that i don't understand -- >> go to bolling on that. >> you revoke passports which keeps -- you keep them from joining terrorists, which i get, but it's kind of half enforced because we don't do anything to them when they're here. like we don't put them away so why don't we just let them go and kill them over there? >> i guess the theory is revoke their passports, follow them around, listen to what they say, listen to the chatter and see if you can open up the -- pull the layers of the onion back and find a bigger terror plot. i just kind it very interesting, the process. the terror attack happens yesterday. yesterday the canadians call it terror, immediately, right away. then we find out this guy had some -- he converted to islam, et cetera, et cetera, had some issues, the passport was revo d revoked. why is it so hard for us to do the same thing. why is it such an off limits thing, when a guy stands up and kills 13 people, 13 or 14, depending on where you are with an unborn child, 14 i am, you can't call that terror, that's workplace violence. have they declared t

boll beat the disease. >> this is a servant leader. >> reporter: the ap reports she had close contact with thomas eric duncan, inserting catheters and drawing his blood. while it's still unclear how she became infected. nurses didn't wear hazmat suits until two days after he was admitted. just how many people did she come into contact with? the stunning admission that the before she checked into the hospital with ebola-like symptoms, she flew from cleveland to dallas with 132 panc passengers. the airline and the cdc scrambling to contact the travelers. even though she was among the 77 health care workers under self-quarantine, she was allowed to fly home to cleveland two days after duncan's death to visit her family and plan her wedding. on october 13th, flew back to dallas with an elevated temperature of 99.5. the next morning, she checked herself into the hospital. the cdc originally claimed vinson made a mistake flying. >> she should not having on the plane. >> reporter: but abc news learned that she contacted them before boarding the flight, and the cdc gave her the all-clear because she did not meet the 100.4 degree threshold.

boll has run out. >> i begged him, don't go, but there was nothing to do. >>. >> reporter: in dallas, administering an experimental ebola-fighting drug over the weekend to thomas ericuncan after his condition worsened. it's never been tested on humans until now. >> theoretically it may make a difference. but it's experimental. >> reporter: and another diagnose, the first person to contract the disease outside west africa. a spanish nurse in a hospital near madrid who treated a missionary who died from ebola is now a patient herself. highlighting the danger of the disease spreading not only in poorly-equipped west african clinics, but more sophisticated hospitals. this as officials here hope to temper fears and keep the virus cane contained. >> we don't have an outbreak. we have one event that's being handled properly. >> reporter: and we know the hospital workers are being closely monitored. same for a handful of other people with close contact. good news is no sign of symptoms for any of them. >> thank goodness. >>> and now the war on i.c.sis e at home. a chicago teenager arrested before he could board a plane to the middle east to join the terror group. good morn