>> you know, sean -- >> go ahead, aman. >> i would like to answer that but let aman take it first. >>s an over reaching government, federal government. it doesn't matter what industry and if you're a rancher, miner, logger or in the restaurant industry or whatever it is. one guy said it's happening in the guitar industry. so i don't know what that means. >> it is. >> it's these agencies -- >> gibson guitars. >> okay. it's these agencies making these codes and saying they are laws and then they got law enforcement and judges and prisons and courts and everything to enforce those laws when none of them have been legislative and all unconstitutional. >> let me add to that, i read through the decoloration, of independence the other day and it struck me, and there's some lines here. it says experience has shown that man kind are more disposed to suffer while the evils are sufferable than to right themselves by apologize accompli -- abolishing the forms. that's why people rest significant nate with us. it's not about our cattle. it's not about our family. it's because they are experiencing

back to respond tonight is cliven bundy and his sons aman and arden are with us. what is your reaction to being called or compared to the tim mcveigh or the boston bombers, what is your reaction to that? >> sean, i would like to ask your audience, you seen these videos in the last couple of weeks. i want to ask you, who looked like the terrorists? who is the domestic terrorists here? did you see we the people with guns or the united states government with guns? harry, why are you acting like this? why, harry, are you calling for a civil war? that's not what we the people want. we just wanted you to disarm your army and get out of our state and start acting like citizens of the united states. that's all we want, harry. >> cliven, by the way, we're putting up pictures. apparently you put on your facebook page or your daughter did, now a lot of these dead cattle of yours and apparently, there were graves dug by blm people. is that true? >> there were graves dug and we have dug into at least one of them and we have found dead cattle in there, yes. >> all right. let me

am i wrong there aman? >> absolutely. you and i both know that's protected. let me just give you a little background. there was rules to that amendment box, too. there was about a 200 x 200 square box. they said this is your first amendment right. they had rules on it you could only have 25 people in it at a time. they actually set up two of them and you were only allowed to protection one box at a time. so basically saying that of all of america, you can only protest there and there can only be 25 of you at one time. >> you know, from my perspective, guys, i'm looking at it this way. i'm having a hard time understanding why the government would create a confrontation like this on land that they don't even want for a turtle that doesn't apparently need protection that the cattle are not going to hurt, i understand their dispute with you but this does not seem the right way to handle it. it seems like this is brewing into -- people are being tazed and hit and beaten and this --

when you're ready, get your job done and get with it. >> aman, when you really break this down, this is what it seems to be about to me. that your dad took his cattle, he thinks it's state land. they are claiming it's federal land and basically, these cattle ate federal grass and you didn't pay for it and they might have pooped on federal property. is that worth hundreds of agents, snipers and the senate majority leader and his son saying that you ought to be arrested and put away for however long they want to put you away? >> well, if you look at them trying to do this over and over and over again, all over the nation, and then getting away with doing this for many, many years, and then one family or one community stops it, then you think that it kind of puts in perspective. you say well, yeah, they do have to end this to continue to do what they are doing. >> how did they get to a million dollars in the amount of money they claim you owe, i would imagine the cattle would have to eat a lot of grass for a long period of time and the grazing fees, is most of that money because of, i g

. >> aman, thanks. >>> there are unconfirmed reports of a new chemical attack in syria's civil war. armature video of alleged victims was posted online. nbc cannot verify the video but say poison gas was used in a village in syria injuring scores of people and they are blaming each other for the attack. it's said the white house is aware of the reports but cannot corroborate the plans. >>> despitely trying to determine who is shooting at vehicles along the highways of the kansas city highways. the fbi and atf have joined the investigation. the latest tonight from john yang. reporter: outside kansas city, tom mcelderry for lafarla home when he heard a loud smack against the door. turns out it was a bullet. what did you think when you got out of the car and seen this in your door? >> well, i was pretty surprised but shocked to see what was there. >> reporter: a few days later, his check engine light came on and mechanics found a second bullet under beneath the car. then came the news of more attacks just like his. >> i almost prefer it to be an act of randomness. >> reporter: there ar

in the jordannian capital aman. also willing to accept more people from syria but expressed her concern by the number of citizens on the ground. >> we are concerned about the number of dual austin-syrian citizens. it is against the law in australia for a dual citizen to take part in the fighting in syria on either side. it's against the law. and so it's a matter of deep concern for australia, and for other countries. >>> still to come. south korean president condemns the captain's actions in the ferry sinking. >>> the man they call gabo, gabriel garcia marquez. and sports in 30 minutes. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has spoken to his russian counterpart sergey lavrov and insists that russia shows commitment to bringing the end of violence in ukraine. more from mariam lamazi. >> comments come as u.s. vice president joe biden arrives in kyiv in show of support for the interim government. joe biden is expected to push for all sides to honor the agreement. state department spokesman jen saki on that phone call betw

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. >> aman, your thoughts on all of this hearing harry reid's comments, the sheriff's comments, the courts in the hill newspaper? what's your reaction? it seems nobody is letting this go. they maybe wanted to diffuse what was going on this weekend. >> i would say if i had a reaction not one of fear. which is one that they want to us have. i believe that we were backed by the people of this country and that we the people is where the strength is and it seems like harry reid has forgot that. and so, we're not afraid at all. we're ranching. sean, if you look i know you can't really look, look behind us out at that river there's kids out there playing and a week ago they would have been arrested for that. and we're enjoying this land again. we no longer have to worry about being pounced upon and our faces shoved in the ground and taken to jail because the people stood up. the people did what was right. and they got their freedom back. >> ammon, there's no doubt that so many people showed up to support you and i would argue a little bit the media coverage that myself and some other people have

aman, what is happening right now? >> reporter: well, not only did the pro-russian separatists ignore the deadline by the government to lay down their arms and leave the buildings they have already seized in seven different cities, but they have actually taken another police station. this one not too far away from where we are, about 30 or 40 kilometers north. according to footage, we have been able to see this from the scene. the pro-russian separatists managed to storm a police station there. there's been an exchange of gunfire, molotav cook tames have been thrown as well. it's a scene repeated over the last few days with very well armed and well equipped russian backed malitias overtaking key government buildings including police stations and here the regional administration building. once they do so, they barricade themselves in. this is part of a larger political demand they have, which is wanting the eastern part of the country to break away from ukraine. they want a referendum to determine whether they should be

odyssey started in san jose where they think he jumped the fence after dark and got on amani boun aman -- a maud flight. >>> now to the crisis in ukraine and new accusations of the state department. the russian military and intelligence forces paid to stir up unrest. the images cannot be independently verified but they were taken to the internet by ukraine diplomats. today, the u.s. began another diplomatic push to help ukraine's interim government. vice president joe biden is in ukraine tonight. to help the international monetary fund. but pro-russian separatists are in eastern ukraine. jacky rowland has the story. >> vice president joe biden is expected to reiterate the respect for the government in kyiv as it deals with the rebellion in the east by pro-russian activists. the deal reached in geneva last week calls on these activists to come out from behind their barricades in exchange for greater autonomy. heightened tensions and mistrust between the two sides. pro-russian activists have called on russia for help. it concludes it has no other choice but to intervene. >> we have been

aman, as you hear harry reid speaking and the sheriff, what are your plans, i assume as cliven's son,ou want to protect your dad? what are your plans if they come late in the night? do you worry that in fact they may kill either your dad or someone in your family? >> wow! that leaves me almost speechless. it's a court order. the guy owes $1 million in back fees for grazing his cattle on federal lands. the same thing every other rancher pays in the great united states of america. hannity has said many times on his program that he wants violence off the table in nevada. meanwhile, he floats the possibility of death? you know what this guy is? this guy is totally out of bounds for a broadcaster. we're talking about the death -- the possible death of bundy? assuming that the federal government's going to go in and kill people. the bundys made it clear, if the feds show up, it won't be pretty. >> if they come, we'll deal with them tonight. if that's what we've got to do, we'll deal with you. if you got guts to do it, come on. >> they're going to do what they're going to do if that's their

. >> when we come back, bill to aman takes investing whole other level. we will speak to the ceo about their joint $46 bid next. stay with us. ♪ >> welcome back. he made big news this week in a a company that makes botox among other products. we want to dive into why he's doing it. bill ackerman is here, along with his partner in the extraordinary endeavor. welcome, both of you. class michael, begin with you. millions will be the acquirer here and take on assets and employ the synergy believes you can gain. there is a good reason everyone is so fascinated by this. the market is still struggling to understand is why you could not do this on your own. why could valley and not go out ? d buy contracts class a couple of reasons. tradingis better at than we would ever be able to do. have $4we did not risk mr.o put at ackerman and his team toward our cause. they now own 10% and they could be an independent voice. finally, in terms of the probability of this deal being done, having a third party that is related our model and believes the combination is in the sh

our top story this morning, gm's ceo mary barra facing a congressional panel we're going to get to amanoment. it was interesting to watch just what she had to say yesterday. i'm not sure she -- >> you were able to see the advantage of having a new ceo

aman mohyeldin is in ukraine this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. four armed gunmen overtook this police station. it's the type of crisis the ukrainian government is trying to contain. it comes on the heels of another similar siege, if you will, on a government building here in the city of donesk, that they want to declare an independent republican re public or have a referendum to break way the eastern part of the country from ukraine. they've barricaded themselves inside this building and so far have refused any offers from the ukrainian government to hand over the building and leave the premises. the ukrainian government says it wants to end the situation peacefully and not use violence or the use of force but it is creating more of a tension for the government in kiev that is still struggling. meanwhile, the russian government says it is prepared for talks involving the ukrainian government, eu and the u.s. later this week, scheduled to take place thursday. perhaps representatives from the eastern part of the country attend those talks. the stat

i first met bill when he hosted us in aman, jordan, where he served as america's ambassador. since then during so many tumultuous times, after a day of meetings with leaders all over town, diplomats, analysts, members of congress and politicians, i would have the privilege to sit with bill at the end of it all, and there i would get the truth. there would crystallize for me what the way forward was. bill's calm demeanor doesn't come from blind optimism. he has soberly led secret talks with iran in recent years and served as ambassador in moscow during very tough times. bill has seen it all, but his calm comes from the clarity of his convictions about what the united states must do to be a force for good in the world. bill is a master statesman. he has earned the respect and admiration of his colleagues and his counterparts around world while serving ten secretaries of state. we have a concept in the liturgy of yom kippur, the most solemn day of pleading for mercy and justice, of an advocate on a high with pure heart of just conviction. for us it is always the wish and the hop

that, one of the things -- you made mistakes in this whole process is, you said you were in a mann -- amanthat they question mark >> yes, i was. >> were you at the embassy? where did you say you were at that point? >> in the evening i was at dinner with liaison partners in amman. >> when you talk about how you relied on your analyst to get whatever formation you could garner from benghazi immediately after, as opposed to necessarily the station chief on an equal footing, say this event happened in amman while you were there and there was a station chief, as you were seeing it, would you call washington and ask an analyst that in washington what is happening in amman even though you were there and the station chief was there? it seems like an equal if not greater weight would be on the person who is actually on the ground. >> the way the process works is the people on the ground collect information and they send that information to washington. the analysts take that information, which is not the totality because the analysts are getting information from all sorts of places, not just from pe

. >> nbc's aman mohilldin. >>> a search for malaysia airlines flight 370.been five days since searchers detected any signals beneath the surface raising concern that the batteries in the black boxes may have died. robert, welcome back. is it typical after narrowing and narrowing again the search area over the past couple of weeks for officials to now expand this area like they did today? >> hi, alex. no, it's not typical at all. nothing about this search, this investigation has been typical, though, so we shouldn't be too surprised. i think what's happened is they've gone back and recalculated what the returns from the pingers have told them. they've redone the math. and they've decided they really weren't as close with their calculations as they thought they would be, so they just expanded it a little bit. well, significantly, but still to the point they'll be able to attack the problem with sonars. >> do you see a discrepancy from the officials that they feel confident it is the black box? or do you think that's been diluted? >> it's been diluted a little

. >>> los dioses se aman conscientemente y los amantes conscientes se vuelven dioses. >>> qué bonito. zapata ,sonriendo, porque laura zapata es quien más vimos intensa y ver la reconciliación con thalia, y verla con su abuelita, qué bonito. >>e> s que thalia siempre s un ser de luz siempre está contenta en cosas positivas y esto era como un lunarcito negro. >>a>además después de la muerte de su mamá su abuelita era todo. >>>ppor eso nadie entendái el alejamiento. >>p>pero quiero saber cuánto dura esto, porque esto ha pasado durante mucho tiempo. >>> te apuesto que tienes el celular de vero (risas) . >>> quiero saber que en esta ocasión es diferente, porque además laura zapata dijo que s ha disvinculado, thalia, de sus otras hermanas, entonces, muchas critican que laura zapata ahora recibe dinero pero no es eso, porque un adulto mayor necesita cuidado, atención . >>> y amor. >>> vamos a ver la pieza de nuestros amigos de televisa espectaculos. >>> thalia está en méxico y san la visita a nuestro país vino la mencionada reconciliación con su hermana laura zapata y eva manje. >>> fabulosa

earlier,ing aman explained why this dell does not coops substitute front running. >> the way the ruleso trade on "inside information" as long as you didn't receive the information from someone who has breached the duty of, a fiduciary or confidentiality. what's happened here is we teamed up with valiant. they basically came to us and said, look, you can help us acquire allergan. we'd like to work with you. we said, great, we formed a partnership. it has various terms. it gives us the right and permission to buy a stake in all sper gan. >> of course, there have been people buzzing about whether or not this is legal, whether or not the sec will look into it. ackman told us as he was walking out of here, yeah, he had his lawyers look at this carefully. guess who his lawyer is. the former director of enforcement at sec. he said if anybody has questions. they can call dr. robert kuzami. >> if two companies, three companies, five companies decide that they're going to make a bid, they is the company different? >> you have private equity. >> you get a private equity guy, why is that? >> you g

al jazeera, aman. >> people who have been the victims of acid attacks in colombia say they want the governmento actually implement a law or law that's already been passed to restrictatsid sales and to increase the penalties. at least five more people have been attacked in the last two weeks. hundreds have been attacked in the last decade. from bogata, alex andra reports >> reporter: when she refused to work, a man attacked her with acid. it burned her neck, arms and shoulders. >> i started screaming and screaming, as if crazy. i can't -- my god -- describe it. i would scream and throw water on me, all the "t's" water i could find and i would see pieces of skin falling off. >> her husband left her soon after and with the attacker threatening her daughters, she ran away to the columbian capitol looking for help. >> it was humiliation after humiliation. my friends would say my mother was a monster. now, we are alone, my mother and sisters, but we help each other to survive. >> more than 900 people have been takd with acid over the past 10 years. most are poor women who face constant discriminatio

our top story this morning, gm's ceo mary barra facing a congressional panel we're going to get to aman jabbers in just a moment. it was interesting to watch just what she had to say yesterday. i'm not sure she -- >> you were able to see the advantage of having a new ceo, too, right? the advantage of being able to say, well, we're different now. my company is not going to be focused on the cost cutting and its negative effects. what can you really say when someone says that? and the harder you sort of criticize her and pushback, the more people say, well, she wasn't in charge, anyway. so it's a moving target for these congressional guys. . >> do you want to give her a grade? >> i think she did as well as could be expected. >> in terms of apologizing or -- >> i think what people wanted more -- i think they were expecting too much, frankly. >> given all we heard was i'm not sure who -- >> it's passed off on the -- but why is there no name attached to it? >> there should be some names, it's a big company. >> anybody knows it could be this -- maybe ayman jabbers in washington. >> who we sai

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>> i'm aman manager, investment manager, iwho are you writing books about security. >> guest: in 2008 when the stock market started to collapse my clients were losing money and i wanted to understand why. so i started digging into it. i found evidence of financial terrorism in the 2008 collapse. i shared it with friends who were connected to the pentagon and the fbi, and the next thing i knew i was a government contractor doing research, which came out in 2009, found unequivocally there were evidence of foreign terrorism, financial terrorisms as part of the took market crash. >> host: that resulted in your first book. >> guest: came out in 2012, titled "secret weapons." >> host: what's the thesis of the book. >> guest: basically enwhen we were doing crazy thinking in the housing bubble, enemies of the united states, particularly radical islam, elements elemente pla, noticed our vulnerability economically and started using teak instincts to target leeman brothers, aig, city bank, galledman sack, and they started using manipulative techniques with the intent of crashing our mark. sounds