. >> sebring, florida, next up. george ann, hi, there. >> okay, go ahead. >> george ann, go ahead, sebring, florida. >> caller: i was fortunate enough to be able to bring my children from the ipswich area of england to virginia so they got to see where the settlers came from versus where they were coming to. and they knew that they lived in big mansions in england, and over here we were living in mud huts. and i would also like to know if you are checking around in gloucester around pallatan's chimney, where chief pallatan had his home, and if so, are you finding anything of interest there? >> no. well, at another site, excuse me. at another site was really where pallatan, it was a major village when the settlers came in. it's some distance away from the pallatan chimney. that i think is legendary more than real, that that was wherever -- that that was a major location at all. >> here's los angeles, kerry, go ahead. >> caller: i was wondering if you were doing any excavation in the water, where the portion of the fo

. >> sebring, florida, hi there. >> go ahead. >> sebring, florida. >> i was fortunate enough to be able to bring my children from the ipswich and felix area of england to virginia. so they got to see where the settlers came from versus where they were coming to. and they knew that they lived in big mansions in england and over there, over here, we were living in mud huts. and i would also like to know if you are checking around in glousster around powatan's chimney? if so, are you finding anything of interest there? >> no at another site. at another site was the -- was really where powatan his major village when the settlers came in. it's some distance away from the powatan chimney. that i think is legendary more than real that that was wherever that that was a major powatan location at all. >> here's los angeles and carrey, go ahead. >> i was wondering if you've done any excavating in the water where the portion of the fort goes out into the water. >> no, we haven't because of the fact that the fort is nine feet above the bottom of the river right next at the shoreline. so, and he's sa

. >> well, i had an amazing photographer and director steven sebring.. chris cornell is singing the background vocal or har mo in, "all i have to do is dream." >> i said, no, wait a second but erica was talking about some of the stories. >> what's one of your favorite stories in terms of the songs? >> okay. let's take "angel of the morning," for example, which was an a.m. song and an fm song. when i was a young girl hearing that song, i thought, okay, cautionary tale. i grew up as an american. my mother was greek, my dad was american. your reputation is important. you didn't want to be known as easy. i heard that and it's like look what happens. you give it up to some guy and he dumps you and you're looking for a way to get home. then when i heard the song as a woman i thought, no, this is kind of an empowering song. she's saying i know exactly what i'm getting into. call me angel of the morning but i'll figure out how i'll get home. >> were you nervous about how it would be receive sthd. >> yeah, of course. nowadays everybody can be a critic and they c

richard on the phone from sebring, florida. we will actually go to rick >> from canton, ohio. caller: somebody just tweeted you and talked about derivatives and wars. what is interesting is i can take two states in this country and attach them to derivatives and wars. the first state is texas. the last four wars have been started by texans, the largest military base in the world is and taxes -- texas, i think to lyndon b. thousand troops in texas, exxon is in texas, the bush family, karl rove is in texas. derivatives, you go to wall street -- $800 trillion of derivatives. what is amazing, at one time oil was the seven republicans and over in the east coast you have the east coast democrats. when clinton deregulated the derivatives to the extent he did, it allowed the east coast, which jews and the banking system to attach to the southern republicans. so now you have the east coast democrats with the derivatives and you have the south with their oil and their war -- so he -- and also, these regions, the south, texas, has its own propaganda outlets. host: i think i will stop you