Tonight’s live episode of The
Independents (Fox Business Network, 9 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. PT,
with re-airs three hours later) begins with the latest on the Ebola
outbreak, including a timely reminder from
The Federalist‘s Mollie Hemingway (who will be on to
discuss) that we
already have an Ebola czar; it’s just that she’s been even more
forgotten than the millions in taxpayer money thrown at the Center
for Disease Control’s anti-pandemic efforts. Kennedy hits the
streets of New York to find out what the heartland is afeard of
with the virus, and Party Panelists Michael C. Moynihan, (Reason
contributing editor) and Jimmy Failla (gruff ex-cabbie
with a heart of gold) will react.
The Panel will also consider the strange
Obama-phobic implosion of Democratic Senate candidate in
Kentucky Alison Lundergan Grimes, and what that might say about the
party’s
uneasy relationship with the president two weeks before
Election Day; and assess the efficacy of Facebook founder Mark
Zuckerberg’s
$25 million CDC donation to fight Ebola.
The three-way South Dakota Senate race is as tight as it is
inscrutable, with former GOP Sen.-turned independent candidate
Larry Pressler now saying that he’d be a “friend
of Obama” if returned to office. He’ll be on to discuss.
Foreign policy analyst Michael
Weiss will break down the latest battlefield confusion
surrounding ISIS. And I will spin a yarn about the charming Briton
who
built his own damned road rather than wait for the government
to fix a damaged one adjacent to his property.
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