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 originates from a country that is affected by ebola, and do this until they get the virus u

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. president. how about these economic measures. food stamp, up, gas and food prices up. the number of part-time jobs up, all not good. the labor participation rate down. median household income, down. the personal savings rate, down, also all not good. now, wayne, we hear a lot about ebola and the isis threats. how about the threat to capitalism? you're not hearing that from the white house. >> well, it's not really that, the fact of the matter, starts and says, oh, every measure that you make of the economy, just totally wrong. i mean, i don't know why he's saying that. we know from the facts that the federal government gives us. there is, his own agency saying 65% of the work force, you know, which is employed then's in 2009, we're down 62% of it now -- that's five years later and five years of people working have s