All the Experts Got It Wrong on Ebola Virus: Emanuel

Sept. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Ezekiel Emanuel, ethics and health policy department chair at UPenn, and Richard Haass, president at Council on Foreign Relations, discuss the spread of the Ebola virus, the factors that have aided in the spread of the illness and the global response needed to combat the disease. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”

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Why does anyone even listen to a ghoulish character such as Ezekiel Emanuel? This guy is so evil, smug, and arrogant that I can barely stand the sight of him...

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These CFR geeks really think we believe that were nurturing democracies in Africa. Hahahaaa!