[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ gonna lay down in the grass and watch that acorn split in two ♪ ♪ slowly takef better days might twist my eyes ♪ ♪ gonna stand my ground watch that sapling rise ♪ ♪ just as long as i've the strength well i'll raise that flag ♪ ♪ like a wisp of cloud from a mountain crag ♪ ♪ now this is awkward i kept it bottled up too long ♪ ♪ years like tiny drops of rain on a glassy lake leaving nought but circles in their wake ♪ ♪ though we barely comprehend what the question is ♪ ♪ only know for certain the answer's yes ♪ ♪ now this is awkward really don't know where to begin ♪ ♪ i kept it bottled up too long i know that feeling too yeah ♪ ♪ don't ask me where the time has gone i know that feeling too yeah ♪ ♪ days i can't tell no right from wrong i know that feeling too yeah ♪ ♪ i kept it bottled up too long know that feeling too, yeah. ♪ tell me about it tell me about it tell me about it ♪ ♪ like sunlight breaking through yeah ♪ ♪ tell me about it tell me about it tell me about it i know that feeling too ♪ ♪ gonna lay down in the grass and watch that acorn split in two ♪

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ready, set, grow in partnership with acorns. us is akbar gbajabiam a gbajabiamila, a form nfl star, current co-host of "american ninja warrior," the author of "everyone can be a ninja, find your inner warrior and achieve your dreams. it's great to have you here. >> thank you for having me this is cool i always watch this on tv. >> oh, you're lying! >> i didn't say i watch it every day. i watch it i work with a guy named matt "money" smith and he has it on. >> i love your back story. when did financial literacy become important to you? >> financial literacy became important to me really when i made it to the nfl that was the first time that i was making solid money i still remember my first year, $225,000 in 2003 oh, my goodness, this is a lot of money, what am i going to do. i remember my quarterback at the time, rich gannon, telling me, akbar, don't listen to these guys making fun of your car. i was driving a 1998 pontiac sunfire. make sure you invest, go buy a home in alameda. man, i don't know a lot -- i'm having locker room

you see images like that, and you hear the sounds of the drums, and you hear the sounds of those acornsyour ankles? pedro aquihua perez: yeah, definitely. well, it's an adrenaline rush, right? it's something that kinda gets the blood boiling, in a good way of course. you know, very excited, and it just takes me back, right, to our ceremonies and our practices on a weekly basis. damian: for a lot of us who are not familiar with aztec dancing, it looks beautiful, it sounds beautiful, but to you it must be something very spiritual to celebrate. pedro: it is, it is. i mean, you know, it's something different for everybody, right? every individual kind of connects in a different way. you know, we are ceremonial in that way, we're spiritual, and so it has a deep meaning. it kinda brings us together. it centers us, you know? it allows us to continue to work on ourselves, right, in a good way so that we may continue to, you know, really influence the young, the jovenes, you know, the young people that come around. and through culture and tradition, then we impact in a good way. damian: talk abo

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termsk mortar is an easy grinding holes where they were able to take acorn said things like that and match their meal. there are lots of places where you will see evidence of this including hospital rock, the pictographs that are on some of the granite rocks there. they call it hospital rock because they assume that the native americans used that as a location for curative measures as you are walking along. it is not uncommon to find evidence of their life in the mountains. our visit to vice aaliyah, california is in american history tv exclusive and we showed it today to introduce you to c-span cities tour, for eight years now, we have traveled to u.s. cities bringing the literary scene and historic sites to our viewers. you can watch more of our visits /citiestour.g >> president trump will speak at the annual conservative political action conference live saturday morning at 11:30 a.m. eastern. then at eight, senator bernie sanders announcing his candidacy for president in brooklyn, new york and sunday morning at 9:45 a.m. eastern, new jersey senator and presidential candidate cory

and frank marshall davis, acorn, alinsky, community organizing. once again, to vet the 2020 candidates, which we promise will be doing nightly and/or predictions of a failed obama presidency rooted in these radical views turned out to be more accurate than we would've wished for for our country. if the media had done their job, america might have avoided that disaster. they were obama's cheerleadersev every single day, even on the ridiculous $150 billion iranian deal. well, we can see history is not repeating. the latest controversy surrounding reuters and robert francis o'rourke on friday. we learned that one of their reporters, reuters, sat for almost two years on an embarrassing story about o'rourke's time as a renegade hacker until after his hotly contested race with ted cruz. in fact, a reporter named joseph man entered into an agreement with beto bozo to delay his damning story. if it seems like the mainstream media and democrats work together to win elections as one team? because they actually do. so-called journalists shielding democrats f

community organizer, voting president acorn reverend wright's church for two decades, not much to runth substance but nobody in the media care to. the people didn't care. >> tammy: look, even in this case we now know reuters protected him during the senate race and they had information he was part of a hacking collective. and they held that until after the senate race. they had an agreement with him to do so. we know the same situation will be happening. look what we already found out he is a dirt theater. you can imagine a fat got out what we don't know. but i would say some in the media are saying, that is intriguing that he's like obama but i would suggest democrats, in the end, they did not like and up what happened and it was a chance they took an a mistake and it got us donald trump. and that is the result of that. >> sean: i am willing to give him a pass for stupid stuff he has done as a kid. we all do stupid things. >> tammy: sure. >> sean: even into the 20s. >> tammy: i didn't. >> sean: he ate the dirt after he lost to ted cruz. that is recent. and took it home to his family.

community organizer, voting present, acorn, reverend wright's church for two decades.to run on with substance but nobody in the media cared. people didn't care. >> even in this case, we know that reuters reporter protected him during the senate race, had information that he was part of a hacking collective, and they held that until after the senate race. they had an agreement with him to do so. so we know the same situation will be happening. look at what we've already found out, though, he is a dirt leader. you can imagine if that got out, what we don't know. i would say that some of the media are saying, that is intriguing that he's like obama but i would suggest that democrats, in the end, they did not like what ended up happening, a chance they took, a mistake, and it got us donald trump, which of course is the result of that. >> sean: and willing to give him a pass for stupid stuff he did as a kid. we all do stupid things, even into our 20s. but by the time you get to that age, he ate the dirt after he lost to ted cruz. that was recent. >> these are obviously adul

it's all part of a new partnership we have with acorns, the savings and investing app. we're digging into all of this so you can get through these crazier times and be knowledgeable. guess what else is around now? proxy season for investors, the most wonderful time of the year when a huge number of companies hold their annual meetings and you the shareholders get to vote on all sorts of major decisions it's the one month where we're reminded that the corporate executives only work for you and that's why it's such a game that most home gamers don't actually vote their shares look, i get it if you're a regular person you probably don't own enough for your vote you think to move the needle that's the wrong way to look at it entirely. you should be engaged with what's happening with these companies. it's your job. you deserving to make these decisions. after all, your watching the show, which means you must be savvy, well informed and incredibly good-looking. all right. that's why tonight i want to help you enjoy the fun of proxy season, which brings me to broadridge soluti

what some of our colleagues have said russia the legality seized and occupied crimea, contravening acorn international risible that no countries can enter the borders of another by force. it manufacture the appearance of a farce of a process on march 16 that is mistakenly referred to as a referendum, and simply made up numbers. generously claiming for instance that 120% of the population, every man, woman and child, plus 20%, had voted, and then brazenly struck a crimean campaign meda for russianl military participants which dated the campaign for march 20, when people were still keepev negotiating to the president in office. asked her tor comment about whether u.s. government did not comment yesterday on the anniversary of the douma vote. we did not comment because this vote has no legitimacy. after russian forces consolidated control in crimea, who had run a, torture mission in crimea against activists, appeared in ofbass, in towns that many of.ad heard russian special forces, not tractor drivers and miners, took action to seize the administrative buildings in these towns. they have fu

unfortunately, acorn meltdown is not something you expect to have to survive. de-fueled, it hasn't been decontaminated or decommissioned. only operated for 90 days. it was supposed to operate for 40 years. we still have a high level of a radioactive on the river that may never be cleaned up. in a sense the accident still continues. host: my guest is eric epstein. we are dividing our phone lines regionally. if you are resident of pennsylvania you can join us by calling in at (202) 748-8002. what happened 40 years ago? don't know if you want to call it an accident. an accident is when idea runs in front of a truck and gets hit. this was an anticipated disaster. the relief valve, which opened as it should had indicated on the channels that it closed and it hadn't closed. we had a loss of coolant accident. it wasn't until there was a shift change that the valve was closed. we found out through the department of energy years later that temperatures were about 4800 degrees. that was significant. a core melt accident which led to the fuel being exposed and interacting

rebecca, we wrote an op-ed for invest in you, ready set grow, the financial education initiative with acornse was about investing in financial literacy for women and girls. very timely. what is the big takeaway >> thinking about the basics of the economy, the u.s. economy about consumers. so if we all want a strong economy, we need financially literate consumers not overspending, not flipping houses too much or credit card debt we have to start in school we have to start where they're young and start with the girls and the women and the end of the daye, sara, we live five years longer, sorry, mike, wilf. women tend to live five years longer and run household finances so if you want a healthy u.s. economy which i think everybody does you have to have financially literate women and girls. and right now the schools just aren't able or willing to teach it as much as they should and we need to push the schools and do what we can at home, opening up a basic checking account for your kid or talking about the value of money going shopping. >> and we just flashed up a statistic which i think is 30% o

anyone who is looking for more things to -- i refer back to his floor statements around acorn.etoric and terminology. he's the worst of the worst. so i actually don't know that we should assign the entire party to what he's saying because he's ridiculous but there is a lot to be said for the entire gop for not standing stronger against trump for adopting the rhetoric. when there was the first house hearing this year on gun violence in years, republican after republican and then representative matt gates got up and was only talking about immigration. as if the people who were committing crimes are not sick human beings and it has everything to do with immigration status. and it has nothing to do with the guns and the way they're able to have easy access to weapons of mass destruction. so the fact the party it perpetuating this and fooit finding scape goats is i think a lot stems from president trump because he is the president but not exclusively. >> you said he's the worst of the worst. i do suggest someone else who is probably worse. take a look at this. the australian senator

as far as no voting fraud, has everybody forgotten about acorn in 2008?hey were taking tens of thousands of fraudulent voter applications. they ended up being disbanded and done away with. if my memory serves me correctly they have reconstituted under another name. host: you bring up a lot of topics. guest: none of them weren't speech related so i'm not really sure what to say. we haven't covered another provision of the many provisions in hr-1 that creates new disclaimer requirements. thelready think that it -- disclaimer requirements are silly as it is. the candidate saying i'm john smith and i approve this message. of course he approves this message. he paid for. let me read you a disclaimer we would have to have on radio ads if this bill becomes law. this is by fictional group called americans for the environment. it doesn't exist. it would say paid for by americans for the environment. clean environment.org. not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. doe, president of americans for the environment and americans for the environment appr

from small acorns, from small acorns. larry sanders, thank you very much indeed. thank you.ay it, in their dotage. where are all the young candidates? why is everybody in their70s? young candidates? why is everybody in their 70s? there are younger candidate on the democratic side... but not at the top of the polls. but not yet at the top of the post, yes. there is a problem in the democratic party more broadly in getting younger members into leadership positions. look at nancy pelosi, she has now 78. she has been leader of democratic party for 17 years. republicans, interestingly, turned limit their leadership positions in congress, which forces them to bring in younger members and it isn't happening on the democratic side, which could be a problem for the party as they head into the polls. polls are showing us that people do not necessarily want to elect somebody that all. sometimes should currently say that i don't have anything against 70—year—old people! we will move on. police in the uk say another teenager has died after being stabbed in central london. the victim was