so joining me to discuss all this and politics of ebola, van jones, cnn political commentator, and sarahatmayer, co-host of real news on the blaze, and david gergen joins us as well and dr. sanjay gupta, chief medical correspondent on cnn will joan us. the president said he isn't against a travel ban. he doesn't think it will work. here he is. >> if we institute a travel ban instead of the protocols we put in place now. history shows there is a lake y likelihood of increased avoidance. people do not readily disclose their information. they may engage in something called broken travel. essentially breaking up their trip so they can hide the fact that they have been to one of these countries where there is in place. and as a result. we may end up getting less information about who has the disease. they're less likely to get treated properly. as a consequence we could end up having more cases rather than less. >> okay, sanjay, do you first. is the president right will it be harder to keep track of where people have been. are they more likely to lie about it. it is hard to say that for sure.

. >> sarah bareilles. norah jones is on it, too. >> a lot of talent, that guy.ca. she plays a job counsellor who tries to help four refugees find new life in kansas. she's compared it to "the blind side." it's a tale with a message. she says it's something you can bring your kids to, 10 and up. >> a great story. very heart warming. >> we have apps for us as well, google slide recently. what is that? >> this is an app that allows you to edit powerpoints on the file. you can, multiple people can edit at the same time. it saves as you go. as we all know is pretty important. it wants to convert it back or play it straight from your song. it's free. >> is that a work thing? >> it's a work thing. you can download it on to your phone, adjust it on the train on the way home. when you get there, you can share it back. >> powerpoints all the time. it's amazing. you know i heard there was something else on the list but i'll just show you. can i show? willie geist mentioned he'd like to be cher for halloween. >> oh boy. >> we have uncovered this. >> oh. [ music playing ] >>

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