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By Burgess Everett (@burgessev or mailto:beverett@politico.com beverett@politico.com ) EBOLA CASE IN NYC: Per AP: "Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo urged residents not to be alarmed by the doctor's diagnosis Thursday, even as they described him riding the subway, taking a cab and bowling since returning to New York from Guinea a week ago ... Health officials have been tracing[Craig] Spencer's contacts to identify anyone who may be at risk. The city's health commissioner, Mary Bassett, said Spencer's fiancee and two friends had been quarantined but showed no symptoms." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=fc7b1e01587c51ed384dd385ecfd6582958b3e1b4971f9c80119e984dcb8ccf9 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=fc7b1e01587c51ed384dd385ecfd6582958b3e1b4971f9c80119e984dcb8ccf9 Sen. Chuck Schumer: "I've spoken this evening to both the Ebola Response Coordinator Ron Klain and HHS Secretary Burwell; they have assured me that all federal resources will be available to New York in any way. I will be monitoring the situation very closely." Serendipitous timing: The House's main focus is sure to be the new Ebola case during a rare recess hearing today. The full House Oversight Committee will convene at 9:30 a.m. in 2154 Rayburn. Witness list: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=fc7b1e01587c51edfa57cc84e449828869158484e5815af61b8905757007cbcc http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=fc7b1e01587c51edfa57cc84e449828869158484e5815af61b8905757007cbcc OBAMA, OBAMA OBAMA, OBAMA OBAMA (sung in tune of "Versace" by Migos): My man Manu Raju surveys the landscape in red states once assumed to be safe for the GOP, like Kansas and South Dakota. Republicans there are doing everything they can to tie independents to President Barack Obama and national Democrats, a national effect that is now being employed essentially everywhere by the GOP. Killer anecdote alert: "Their bitter 55-minute debate had just ended. Greg Orman walked across the stage, looked Republican Sen. Pat Roberts in the eye, shook his hand and smiled. 'You said, 'Harry Reid' 38 freaking times,' Orman, running as an independent, told Roberts." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d08af67e0a4bb6d409368faec9cdf4d5fcab3a7b27208e38d1 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d08af67e0a4bb6d409368faec9cdf4d5fcab3a7b27208e38d1 Harry Reid effect on http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d08af67e0a4bb6d409368faec9cdf4d5fcab3a7b27208e38d1 full display in Georgia, per @ajconwashington: Team Perdue really wants everyone to know there is a tracker in their midst #gapol #GASen http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d0f33aea301fe5d312a11c96b80f6cdfb91ebdc6e1ca24b0d8 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d0f33aea301fe5d312a11c96b80f6cdfb91ebdc6e1ca24b0d8 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d0653e932ed2c4708ca9b813c1cc7b413c2e474de2f526d57c http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d0653e932ed2c4708ca9b813c1cc7b413c2e474de2f526d57c SEEING RED IN ILLINO http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d0653e932ed2c4708ca9b813c1cc7b413c2e474de2f526d57c IS: Sometimes, you just really want to see how someone would act during a House floor debate. Mike Bost, who's running against reserved Democratic Rep. Bill Enyart, is that guy, according to Alex Isenstadt's profile of the fiery Bost. "The Illinois Republican's explosive behavior on the floor of the state Legislature - paper-throwing, microphone-slamming, Bible-invoking tirades - have made him a YouTube sensation and one of the most controversial House candidates of 2014 ... Bost's hard-charging style has at times drawn unwelcome headlines. Last month, it was revealed that in 1984 Bost shot and killed a beagle that had bitten his 4-year-old daughter Kasey near her eye socket, causing her to get 24 stitches." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d0c71ae755774945c1774cfffc085cf40025bc4a468e9e3d47 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d0c71ae755774945c1774cfffc085cf40025bc4a468e9e3d47 But wait, there's more: For your morning enjoyment, two of his famous tirades. Pension reform: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d01b9e2402cb3f01575e1a989204bed627158decfddc6136f0 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=d7621041253656d01b9e2402cb3f01575e1a989204bed627158decfddc6136f0 | Gun bill: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a694033f071d3a67c8851ad351f7fbb936ef75de8718aa5efaa38 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a694033f071d3a67c8851ad351f7fbb936ef75de8718aa5efaa38 INTELLIGENCE CONTRAST: The past two years have strained the Senate Democratic majority's relationship with the intelligence community, from data mining to the CIA's interrogation report to the CIA's intrusion into Senate files. So while Republicans are vowing to take on the Obama administration at every turn, the intelligence community isn't likely to be one of their main leverage points. Sen. Richard Burr, the leading contender to chair the Intelligence Committee in a GOP Senate, said he's past the drama with the CIA: "Dianne may have some problems with it but I think we've gotten a full accounting of what happened ... there's some mistakes but I don't think it's the first director that's made mistakes." My story: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a694050e34136f9f966861c90e32620475949e0027a822f376bd5 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a694050e34136f9f966861c90e32620475949e0027a822f376bd5 Wyden unplugged: Sen. Ron Wyden told me he's mulling using the arcane process called Senate Resolution 400 to release the beleaguered interrogation report over the White House's head if the scuffle over redactions continues. He also had tough words for how the CIA has treated the Senate: "If a 19-year-old had done what the CIA did with respect to the Senate files, that 19-year-old would be sitting in jail today. And I am not going to let these kind of serious matters -- questions of truthfulness and questions with respect to criminal law -- I am not going to let them be swept under the rug." LET'S TALK: GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski says she spoke to Don Young about his recent remarks on suicide. In a Facebook post she said she "encouraged him to rethink the past few days and apologize to Alaskans so we can all be rowing in the same direction against suicide ... Words matter, and I hope Don can recognize the need to apologize to all Alaskans who have been impacted by the tragedy of suicide." CAPITOL FENCE MEETS RESISTANCE: Roll Call's Hannah Hess stays on one of the most interesting stories for the Huddle community. "The idea of building a security fence around the Capitol appears just as unpopular now as it was a decade ago ... In 2004, House appropriators added language to the legislative branch appropriations bill to prohibit Capitol Police from spending public dollars on the project. At the time, amendment sponsor Sam Farr, D-Calif., said a fence 'really hurt the image and understanding of what a democracy is all about' ... Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton, D-D.C., rejected the fence ... late Thursday afternoon ... 'Worse, closing the streets and enclosing the Capitol within a fence would send the message that a Congress that cannot keep itself safe without fencing itself in cannot keep the country safe.'" http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a6940457d6a018aba699d775d4a468f10ef0ca908f224a2666ee1 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a6940457d6a018aba699d775d4a468f10ef0ca908f224a2666ee1 GET READY -- @RyanBeckwith has your Senate election schedule right here: Close Senate races, by poll closing time: 7 p.m. Ga., Ky. 7:30 p.m. N.C. 8 p.m. N.H. 9 p.m. Colo., La., Kan. 10 p.m. Iowa 1 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a69401d51408363c9bb79923ff540477b07b2b06be731cd25a677 a.m. Alaska TWITTER TRAFFIC -- @BunBTrillOG: Thank you Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee! #Honored instagram.com/p/ugan_yDQ9z/ http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a694057a6d99274ecf8eec0b15a63cd7b9d8617332a2f052c216e http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a694057a6d99274ecf8eec0b15a63cd7b9d8617332a2f052c216e http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a69401d51408363c9bb79923ff540477b07b2b06be731cd25a677 SECOND-TO-LAST FRIDAY BEFORE THE ELECTION, Y'ALL. And welcome to the Huddle, your play-by-play guide to everything Capitol Hill. Thanks a ton for waking up with me this week, I'll be leaving you in the capable hands of Lauren French next week. Please send tips to mailto:beverett@politico.com beverett@politico.com and mailto:lfrench@politico.com lfrench@politico.com and follow along on Twitter @burgessev, @laurennfrench. DEMOCRATIC TELEPHONE: Republicans are delighted about the lack of coordination between the White House and congressional Democrats during the midterms (His policies are on the ballot, Senate Democrats support his agenda, etc.). The L.A. Times dives in: "White House officials argue that Obama is doing all he can to help struggling Democrats. He's raised millions for campaign committees, delayed controversial elements of his policy agenda and tailored his message to cater to their political needs, they say ...Privately, the president's advisors are frustrated by the media's rush to see a gaffe where the White House sees smart politics. If Obama isn't sticking to his allies' message, it's because it's a losing message, they argue." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a69408d90e66ef1a10f85e48e5d43c87bc826f898b5afc2223eb6 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a69408d90e66ef1a10f85e48e5d43c87bc826f898b5afc2223eb6 NEWSPAPERS, WHO NEEDS 'EM? Politicians never gain when they appear to be shying away from transparency. In recent weeks both parties have been tagged: Rep. Bill Cassidy skipped a televised debate against Sen. Mary Landrieu, Sen. Kay Hagan did the same against Thom Tillis. Now Iowa GOP Senate nominee Joni Ernst is taking fire for peacing out on editorial boards. Dylan Byers takes it away: ''Is Joni Ernst afraid of newspaper editorial boards?'' Rekha Basu, a Register columnist, wrote on Facebook ... Basu's son is a volunteer on [Democrat Bruce] Braley's staff, a fact she noted in her latest column. Rick Green, the Register's publisher and president, told POLITICO, 'Any affiliation that Basu's son has with Braley's campaign is not a factor in our endorsement process.'"Ernst's camp says she skipped because 'Recent editorials in the Des Moines Register make their position in this race perfectly clear." Dylan's story: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a6940d0abc1fdb2c5e8ed6cbe5fbb5d1a2cdf93ab0eb6575b72c9 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=f901f4ad555a6940d0abc1fdb2c5e8ed6cbe5fbb5d1a2cdf93ab0eb6575b72c9 Basu's Facebook post: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a872174ac2647b12eec1eeebf74200639a16c2f75611c48ebc8 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a872174ac2647b12eec1eeebf74200639a16c2f75611c48ebc8 Quibble: Basu also asks "Would Ernst similarly thumb her nose at the press while serving in the Senate?" The reality is of course that many senators thumb their nose at us quite frequently. CAN'T HELP THEMSELVES: Scott Brown and Sen. Jeanne Shaheen debated again last night, and this time we only received 23 fact checks or press releases during the evening from them. That's down from 28 earlier this week. Still way too many. More questionable media management: Apologies to Breitbart's Matt Boyle for missing this at first, but Shaheen's staff tossed him out of an event. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a87a6e98fa1f8a9f2b7c6824899d2db9c215d755dd89f72743e http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a87a6e98fa1f8a9f2b7c6824899d2db9c215d755dd89f72743e HEAD-SCRATCHER: "A popular military enlistment program for immigrants with specialized skills is now stuck in bureaucratic limbo - after the Pentagon announced last month it would begin allowing some young immigrants without legal status into the program. Army officials confirmed Thursday that the program, called Military Accessions Vital to the National Interest, has been suspended while the service tries to finalize screening procedures for the immigrants who want to enlist ... 'It's a major bureaucratic screw-up by the Obama administration,' Margaret Stock, a retired lieutenant colonel in the Army Reserve who first came up with the MAVNI program, said in an interview.'" SMK and Jeremy Herb: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a87bcf4f8dd33578b1b4af25c4ceabd1fe3bc6ab8d1097dbc3e http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a87bcf4f8dd33578b1b4af25c4ceabd1fe3bc6ab8d1097dbc3e NOBODY LIKES NAZIS: Lawmakers are in a rush to cut off Social Security benefits to Nazi war criminals after a big AP scoop earlier this week. This being Congress, of course, there are already competing proposals. My item: http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a8785189e204ce72b92d3047bc55f9b806227fb9fb2e621a42b http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a8785189e204ce72b92d3047bc55f9b806227fb9fb2e621a42b REIDING BETWEEN THE LINES: It's not looking good for Democrats in Nevada, where Lucy Flores was the great hope for lieutenant governor. Ralson Reports that she's down by 11 points in a new poll. That means that IF Brian Sandoval wants to run for the Senate in 2016 against Harry Reid, it's appearing likely a Republican would replace him as governor, rather than Democrat Flores. http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a876cbcbe5bfb99a81de90e704266df76e872c47663b868f355 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a876cbcbe5bfb99a81de90e704266df76e872c47663b868f355 ANOTHER CONSERVATIVE NEEDLER: Conservative Review launched a couple weeks ago ready to skewer Republicans over just about everything. Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy's 2015 agenda, for example, is a piece of "soggy white bread." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a8793bc561dc3e5dfd1d3e380c5789428b6062d8812ff0d859b http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a8793bc561dc3e5dfd1d3e380c5789428b6062d8812ff0d859b EYES ON THE ROAD: Capitol Hill is surrounded by busy streets filled with guys in suits and women with briefcases and all sorts of important people, so the Capitol Police are cracking down. "United States Capitol Police have issued more than 440 citations for distracted driving on the streets near the US Capitol in the past three years, according to a review by the News4 I-Team." http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a8768a3cd1c4138d80f02c0f707a0efe44b1dbc8779c1082ee5 http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a8768a3cd1c4138d80f02c0f707a0efe44b1dbc8779c1082ee5 @mikedebonis: Because congressional pedestrians are apparently more important than regular pedestrians... RESPECT -- Fearless POLITICO leader Jim Vandehei emails our staff yesterday: "David Rogers, one of the finest journalists of this or any era, is getting rightly recognized for his outstanding writing and reporting: He has won the David Nyhan Prize for Political Journalism, award by the Harvard Kennedy School. David will receive the high honor Dec. 1at the John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum at Harvard Kennedy School.This award recognizes his amazing journalistic work and achievements over the past 30 years." Flashback, John Kerry Senate retirement speech: 'I thank David Rogers for all that he has stood for so long in this institution ... It is hard to imagine my job without seeing him in that long green coat waiting by the elevator after a late-night vote.' http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a87d74817673f11e3f17600b74419e6c4700fe74aa06855b40b http://go.politicoemail.com/?qs=8183a50ae98d8a87d74817673f11e3f17600b74419e6c4700fe74aa06855b40b THURSDAY'S TRIVIA WINNER - Wilfred U. Codrington III, Esq., was the first to answer our burning question about President Barack Obama and Speaker John Boehner's cigarette use: "Obama prefers Marlboro Red and Boehner used to prefer Barclays, but has switched to Camel Ultra Lights." TODAY'S TRIVIA - I'm taking today's question: Of the 165 congressional memorials at Congressional Cemetery, how many are actually grave sites? The first person to correctly answer gets a mention in the next day's Huddle. Email me at mailto:beverett@politico.com beverett@politico.com GET HUDDLE emailed to your Blackberry, iPhone or other mobile device each morning. 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