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The Boondocks: Season 3: Episode 3 -- When the Chinese call in some old debts, Ed Wuncler is forced to gamble all of Woodcrest's economic fortunes on a kickball game with its sister city, Wushung, China. Kickball legend Huey Freeman is to come out of self-imposed exile from the game to do battle with the red ball one last time. It's a kickball game to end all kickball games.

Ratings are down for Dale Sweeney (David Alan Basche), host of the conspiracy-themed radio show 'Hey, I'll Believe You,' but his luck turns when he gets a strange on-air call in a possibly alien language. FBI agents and UFO sightings soon follow. A hilarious supporting cast including Patrick Warburton, Chris Elliott, Ed Helms, Mo Rocca and Fred Willard elicits big laughs in this sci-fi comedy by director and co-writer Paul Francis Sullivan.

Two of Hollywood's hottest stars -- Wesley Snipes (BLADE 1&2, PASSENGER 57) and Ving Rhames (PULP FICTION, MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE 1&2) -- go head-to-head in this explosive crime thriller! When the world's heavyweight champion (Rhames) is sent to prison, everything points to an inevitable showdown with the penitentiary's undefeated champ (Snipes). But to make sure the meeting will happen, a former mob boss (Peter Falk -- TV's COLUMBO, CORKY ROMANO) must call in favors from the outside world. Then the battle is on ... and the action, adrenaline, and intensity switch into high gear! Also featuring Master P (RHYME & REASON, I GOT THE HOOK-UP) and Ed Lover (RIDE) -- this powerfully entertaining motion picture is another crowd-pleaser from the hit-making director of 48 HRS., ANOTHER 48 HRS., and LAST MAN STANDING!

Carson catches up with Brit-Award winning singer-songwriter, Ed Sheeran. From SXSW in Austin, TX.

Carson catches up with Brit-Award winning singer-songwriter, Ed Sheeran. From SXSW in Austin, TX.

Carson catches up with Brit-Award winning singer-songwriter, Ed Sheeran. From SXSW in Austin, TX.

Carson catches up with Brit-Award winning singer-songwriter, Ed Sheeran. From SXSW in Austin, TX.

March 14: A recently-resigned Goldman Sachs executive penned a bruising op-ed about his former employer in Wednesday s New York Times, calling the financial firm toxic and destructive and claiming it sidelines the interests of its clients. CNBC s Jim Cramer calls the piece shocking and says it should be a wakeup call to the banking industry.

Larry Summers, Harvard University professor and former Treasury Secretary, wrote in an Op-Ed in the Financial Times that America's current woes call for 'smart reinvention not destruction.'

Ed's been getting heat for predicting a Santorum victory, he explains why he made the call, and talks Iowa caucus aftermath with Jonathan Alter, Joy-Ann Reid and Bill Burton.

Since the beginning of October, small caps have been outperforming the broader market. Sharing perspective on what your next call on small caps should be, with Satya Pradhuman, Cirrus Research and Ed Clissold, Ned David Research.