here with reaction fox news contributor tucker carlson, joe trippi and author of "new york times" bestller george washington secret six which is now available in paperback today. he's the co-host of fox & friends, trippi, letsz go to the president. he said hisj policies were on te ballot. take a look. >> i'm not on the ballot this fall. michelle's pretty happy about that. but make no mistake these policies are on the ballot. every single one of them. >> why don't democrats want to admit they even know him or voted for him or agree with him when a lot of them voted with him 99% of the time? >> well, look, a.r president's policies are alwayss!@ they are what midterm elections are end up being about. they always have been. always will. the question is are they a big drag? can they be a big plus for some presidents? they've been big pluses. this time around it's going to be a drag on democrats. what's fascinating to me about it is as low as the president's approval ratings are, most of the democrats in these races as you pointed out with bill hammer are, you know, yeah, they're right in i

tucker carlson, did you notice a difference in tone? >> yeah. canada is intimidated and has every reason to be and the u.s. did have enough information hours before the president said we don't have enough information. we locked count u.s. embassy in canada. canada has a real problem. canada because of its liberal immigration policies has the fastest growing muslim pop nation the region. it's the fastest growing region in north america. and they have the largest muslim population in north america. yesterday there were two events planned in canada with the nobel prize winner. the 17-year-old pakistani girl pushing for education for girls. both of those events were cash said by the canadian government. clearly casing out of fear, worried events like that would spark more violence from islamists. bill: i was not aware of that. a very interesting move on their part. the president said we have to counter terrorist attacks in our country. he laid into it. but you know this guy had a long rap sheet. once they identify him they know who he is and they ha

announced it was going to be cancelled that's when jon stewart appeared and did that visceration of tucker carlson. >> thank you. >>> ahead, nbc papers over a huge blunder by dr. nancy snyderman who has been ordered into mandatory quarantine. but bila rips headquarters. now back to "mediabuzz" and howard kurtz. >>> cable news likes to pigeon hole its pundits. these folks are on the right, these folks are on the left. sometimes commentators don't fit neatly in slots. i spoke about that with jedediah bila. jedediah bila, welcome. >> thank you for having me. president obama gives a short speech when he launched the air strikes into iraq and syria. you said some nice things about his remarks. you said many in the fox audience did not like it. was your response. >> i thought he was direct. i thought he said what needed to be said. there's this knee jerk reaction. some in the conservative community feel they need to criticize president obama at all times whether he's saying that needs criticized or not. >> does it include fox news. >> it includes everyone at some point or another who feel they are compe

here with me today, sandra smith, andrea tantaros, kirsten powers and today's @oneluckyguy, tucker carlson. [applause] and you are "outnumbered." >> profoundly. >> we love tucker. >> are you kidding? i miss being here. every time i pass a tv in an airport, i think i should be there. >> we got your love letters, cards and flowers, so here we are. >> thanks for having me. >> that will get you anywhere. >> flattery works. >> again, we begin with that growing fear and the facts about what's happening in texas, that ebola may not be limited to just one person. this as we learn that the dallas hospital treating that patient with the deadly virus may have breached protocol by initially sending him home after he reportedly told a nurse that he had just been in west africa. just a week before. john roberts is live for us in atlanta at the centers for decide control and prevention. john, brings up to speed. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. public health officials in texas casting a wide netting trying to find anyone and everyone who might have been in contact with not only thomas eric duncan, but

here with me today, sandra smith, andrea tantaros, kirsten powers and today's @oneluckyguy, tucker carlson you are "outnumbered." >> profoundly. >> we love tucker. >> are you kidding? i miss being here. every time i pass a tv in an airport, i think i should be there. >> we got your love letters, cards and flowers, so here we are. >> thanks f

announced it was going to be cancelled that's when jon stewart appeared and did that visceration of tucker carlson. >> thank you. >>> ahead, nbc papers over a huge blunder by dr. nancy snyderman who has been ordered into mandatory quarantine. but bila rips predictable pundits across the political spectrum. rn. . >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm eric shaun. a grim task in virginia after police found those human remains on an abandoned property that could be those of missing university of virginia sophomore hannah graham. forensic testing now being conducted for possible confirmation and parents have been notified. suspect jesse matthew is charged in graham's disappearance. she was last seen in downtown charlottesville on september 13th. >>> a major clean up job this morning after hurricane gonzalo swept through bermuda. the category 3 storm weakened to a category 3 before coming ashore. crews are clearing away downed trees and power lines. more than 18,000 homes are without electricity. thankfully no deaths or any serious injuries. >>> i'm eric shawn. i'll see you back at the top of th

ron foreign yea columnist of national journal and tucker carlson host of fox and friends weekend. >>l, the idea that we're not going to get under control until it's controlled in west africa is not reassuring. west africa is a very disorderly place. that's going to be along time. ebola is not a threat to countries who practice basic hygiene. if it went airborne it could devastate this country and the world. the government tells us not to worry. the same government told us if you want to lose weight eat more carbs. ifs think a little bit of paranoia is warranted. rethink our immigration. country has have viruses whether they are physical or by the way political ought to be countries, you know, that you screen immigrants from really really carefully. we think that's somehow evidence of bias to do that we should rethink that ron? >> look, i'm not a dock, to i'm not even a medical reporter. >> you don't even play one on tv. >> that's why i have to trust my government and the healthcare system. unfortunately right now i think tucker was made -- made the same suggestion. we really have los

tucker carlson is the editor of the daily caller. bert hoopes is the former chief of staff of joe biden. let's talk about the economy. tucker, do you agree with the president? >> i agree the stock market has doubled under his tenure. he said the rich are richer. the middle class are struggling and in that is the great irony. you have seen the wealth gap spread faster and wider than it has in generations under a president who seems to claim to care about income equality. >> 52 consecutive months of job growth. the economy created a quarter million jobs. the motion the presiden presidet doing anything, i think this is a wakeup call for all politicians. the president's approval is 40%. but congress' approval is 7%. martha: it's a dismal picture for congress and they have a role to play as well. i want to show you a couple more numbers. are you satisfied with how things are going the country today? this is a right track-wrong track. 59% say they are not satisfied. let's look at how you rate national economic conditions. 43% say it's getti

martha: tucker carlson editor of "the daily caller,." mrs. doherty has been silent.he said in the beginning she was greeferg her son and she wasn't that concerned initially with what had happened. but now the more she learns, the more questions come up for her. you know, you can't blame her, tucker. it's been intentional confusion in many ways, has it not? >> of course it has. it's hard to hear an interview like that. she is not publicity seeker. the callousness she was handled by the government is today he pressing to hear. she heard about this from her relatives at first, the government couldn't find her phone number, she says the fbi which is comical but also sad. but then they lied to her. it's almost touching to listen to her say i had total faith in the government. i knew of he was in in an official capacity. he died and i assumed nothing more could be done. but now we have the eyewitness testimony of four security operatives, who would a book about it, "13 hours" that laid out in detail how they tried to save these men and they were prevented. they were told t

you know brian hates halloween, so we brought in tucker carlson. >> he hates it? why? e feels awkward. >> tucker is here and we've got kimberly from "the five." >> this is going to be a special morning. i like the special effects and the lighting. this is a real show. you've got a budget. >> you mentioned costumes. we are at the conclusion of today's telecast going to be dressed up. we want you to e-mail us so you can figure out what we are. kimberly, here's the first hint. it is? >> we all have two personalities. but that's in real life. >> that sounds like a diagnosis. >> so that's the hint. we all have double personalities. who would we be? we're going to give you more clues throughout the show. in the meantime, after seven weeks on the run, this is our top story, suspected cop killer eric frein is finally behind bars. >> he sure is. the f.b.i. can cross a name off their top ten most wanted list as eric frein was taken into custody last night. pennsylvania law enforcement hailing the end of the manhunt. >> anita joins us with the latest details. >> it is actually ain

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nice to see you tucker carlson. >> so nice to be back. >> hunting? >> shot a few birds.d to be here. >> where were you? >> out in northern california wine country. >> i was here. >> ran a half marathon. >> you guys came back on a great weekend because coming up later on the show we will be exploding pumpkins on the show. >> chucking pumpkins. >> hurling them at buildings and cabs. >> one of us has a hidden talent you about to discover on today's show. >> stay tuned. >> starting today new ebola screenings go into effect at jfk. new york's largest airport. travelers from west africa now l. now have their temperature taken as they enter the country. next week four other airports will be joining. in this as a teenager in brooklyn, new york is, rushed to the hospital after collapsing with ebola-like symptoms. the 14-year-old who recently returned from a trip to sudan is now undergoing tests. some brand new video to show you here in the "fox & friends" from boston. where an out of control fire forces as many as 30 people out of their beds in the middle of the night. unfortunat