but larry snyder pulled him aside, and says are you crazy? you want to boycott? is your only chance, especially as a black american. how wealth are you going to make an adequate living to support your family? rise to au going to position in society better than your father or grandfather? olympics,o go to the and you will be the anti-boycott forces. besides, what difference will it make? the games will be there anyway. this is the argument jesse listens to. at the same time, he gets impassioned plea from people in the boycotts community, including the head of the and of begging himacp, not to go to the olympics. he says that bigotry anywhere is intolerable, and you should not in any way condone it. passively, just by attending the games. pleas.istens to the and like virtually every other athlete who has a chance to be on the olympic team, rejects them. that is what athletes do. they want to compete. there were jewish track start to went on the team to berlin. also, jesse recognize on some they say we are subhuman and they are the master race, how am i going to dis

up next, he playing coach larry snyder in the film, "race," which chronicles the story of jesse owens' historic 1936 olympics. it opens in theaters friday. let's take a look. >> do you wanna win a gold medal? >> sure.o it in berlin? well, i mean, unless you were planning on waiting. you know, i -- i heard they don't care much for colored folk over there. >> well, they don't care much for them in columbus, either.gonna be a problem? i just came here to run.ome back to the show our good friend, jason sudeikis. lause ] >> seth: you've gotta come in. you've gotta guest drum for us when fred's gone. >> are you kidding me? you can't follow this guy.ould just mime it, though. we'll have somebody else do it. >> that i could do, actually. >> seth: that would be great. >> that's not a bad gig, actually. >> seth: yeah, just drum karaoke that for us. >> i would happily do that. that's fun.na get to -- >> hi, fred, by the way. hello >> fred: hi, jason. >> nice to see you again. >> fred: nice to see you, too. >> seth: you guys always so civil to each other. e cameras. you know? [ laughter ] >> seth

larry up next. >> caller: good morning. thanks for c-span. my question is why is there no criminal liability being assessed against the emergency manager appointed by governor rick snyder who switched the water supply from lake huron to the flint river? and all this talk about the epa to me seems to be a smokescreen once again to try to blame the president and people in washington for actions taken by state officials that are only concerned with one thing and that's money. thank you. >> well, regardless of what you think about the emergency manager and personally, i'm not in favor of the emergency manager, i think it's un-american, but the reality is if you look at this from a science and engineering perspective, the emergency manager is not someone who makes decision about corrosion control. all of these problems are related to the fact that a state civil servant at mdq did not follow federal law. they did not require the corrosion control to be put in the water. and all these problems, the leaks, the lead, the legionella, came from that fact. and it was backed up by the epa so this is not a decision that's made by the mayor of flint, the emergency manager or the gove

larry, go ahead. >> caller: yes, i'd just like to -- excuse my voice, i'm sick "how it was so political. the republicans hammered, they just hammered the epa director there yet gave snyder all softball questions. they're the ones that hate the epa and want to get rid of it. i can't remember what congressman pointed that out but the thing that really gols me about all this stuff in flint, hillary clinton comes in to michigan, and makes a racial thing out of this. i don't know if people in america know the population of flint is 57% black, 43% white. it's not a race of things. the hero in all of this is mayor karen weaver. she's the one who got the ball rolling. it was rolling long before clinton come in here to try to pick up some votes. that that's what -- that's what -- why the outside stuff just drives me crazy. >> larry the michigander have the last word on the hearing today. thanks for all your calls and comments, more at facebook.com/cspan. we will also show you the entire hearing, want to remind you again coming up tonight, 8:00 eastern. it's the epa administrator, and michigan governor rick snyder, testifying before the house oversight committee. this is the seco