The Ebola Panic Is Real (for Democrats)

The transcript discusses the political and public response to the Ebola crisis, focusing on its impact on the upcoming elections. It highlights the role of public perception, polling data, and the potential consequences for Democrats and Republicans. The discussion includes a critique of misinformation and the importance of accurate information in shaping public opinion.

According to the speaker, what role do Democrats and Republicans play in the public's fear of Ebola?

What metaphor does the speaker use to illustrate the unpredictability of the Ebola situation?