Bonus Episode, October 15, 2014

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Ana talks about her salsa dancing experience and receives “pure joy” from her boyfriend. Cenk reveals his salsa dancing experience with disastrous results. Will Cenk have a dance battle at Ana’s brother's wedding?

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The Young Turks, October 15, 2014

The Young Turks: October 15, 2014

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Ana & Cenk host SCS. More on the death of the nurse who contracted the Ebola virus, along with what procedures and infrastructure the nurses are dealing with in treating people with the virus. Navarro Community College in Texas has rejected international students from Nigeria over the fear of spreading the Ebola virus. John Thornton was arrested for violently mopping his fellow hotel employees. A Washington DC rabbi of 25 years was arrested for placing a hidden camera inside a women’s shower at his Orthodox synagogue. After attending a state-ordered faith based drug rehabilitation program, Atheist Barry Hazel Jr filed a lawsuit and won a 2 million dollar settlement. A man woke up wearing pink panties after receiving a colonoscopy. The man has now filed a lawsuit against the sugical group who performed the procedure. Restaurant workers across the nation are participating in a protest movement called “Not On The Menu” which highlights sexual harassment of waitresses by their customers and management. A group called dreamdefenders.org has released a video called “Vest or Vote” that examines gun violence in the African American community. Show notes by Bart Kyle Hour 2 Source Articles: Sign up for The Young Turks daily source articles email newsletter: http://eepurl.com/PLlqD Barry A. Hazle Jr., Atheist, Wins Nearly $2 Million In Settlement Over Faith-Based Rehab Program http://goo.gl/AwJ3Pg Barry Freundel, Georgetown rabbi, is arrested on voyeurism charge http://goo.gl/NlwzEr Texas College Rejects African Applicants Because It Fears Ebola http://goo.gl/I2JIS4 'I'm not on the menu': restaurant workers speak out against harassment http://goo.gl/sY70L6

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Cenk hosts TYT. A unnamed health care worker in Texas is the second patient on US soil to contract the Ebola virus. The nation’s largest nurses union, National Nurses United, has accused hospitals in failing to protect workers from the virus. A Rutgers Poll shows that media coverage of the Ebola virus has shows that 69% of New Jersey residents are concerned about the virus, but the more people watch coverage of the virus the less they know on how it is transmitted. New deficit numbers show that the 2014 amount is below the average amount from last 30 years. A flashback video of Romney giving his prediction of what the unemployment rate would be if he was elected president is shown. Gov. Nikki Haley of South Carolina is defending the confederate flag by saying that she spends a lot of her days on the phone talking to CEOs and not one has complained about the flag. Pastor Ron Baity of Berean Baptist Church, is claiming that Ebola is god’s wrath for gay weddings and that “rogue judges” have gone against the ministry. Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council has given Baity an award for those who are faithfully working to engage the culture in Jesus Christ. Members of Ohio pastor Ernest Angley's church are coming forward with allegations of sexual abuse . Death threats are made against feminist speaker, Anita Sarkeesian, causing her to cancel an event at Utah State University. The NY Times reports the CIA has commissioned studies on how the organization would arm foreign fighters and its effects on businesses and other government organizations. Show notes by Bart Kyle Hour 1 Source Articles: Sign up for The Young Turks daily source articles email newsletter: http://eepurl.com/PLlqD 'Massacre' threat forces Anita Sarkeesian to cancel university talk http://goo.gl/rQTNdV NC pastor comes unglued over coming gay weddings: ‘You think Ebola is bad now, just wait!’ http://goo.gl/eBeaBK The Media's Ebola Coverage: The More You Watch, The Less You Know? http://goo.gl/wmoyjV C.I.A. Study of Covert Aid Fueled Skepticism About Helping Syrian Rebels http://goo.gl/dwNRTy With New Ebola Case Confirmed, U.S. Vows Vigilance http://goo.gl/m2hfl2

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