Find all of the Pure and Mixed Strategy Nash Equilibria When I do the basic calculations for mixed probability, I get that the Column player always plays B. However, I am getting a negative probability for the row. Any help is appreciated.
I assume that you are calculating a mixed strategy for the row player so that the column player is indifferent between choosing $A$ and $B$.  And the reason why you get a negative probability is that the row player cannot make the column player indifferent by choosing, say strategy $C$, with a positive probability $\in [0,1]$.  This is because the column player (always) strictly prefers $B$.  


  Side-note: To avoid such confusion in the future, try to see whether you can apply math to calculate a mixed strategy to a game.  Here you clearly cannot (because of the above argument), and that is why math is giving you a ''weird'' answer.  Namely, math yields an answer to a question: What would be a hypothetical probability with which the row player chooses, say, strategy $C$ to make the column player indifferent?