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>> well these are very significant changes that were made. they're not cosmetic at all. and the question was, when we looked at these laws was, would the final measures that went into effect make things worse in those states for lesbian and gay people. and the answer seems to be in both cases no that the sponsors of this legislation have backed way off some of the possible effects. in indiana, what they have done is made it clear that if there are local ordinances and there are a number of communities in indiana that have a number of ordinances protecting against discrimination, that this will not provide a defense for any provider of commercial services housing, employment and so on they will not be able to plead religious freedom as a defense to an action under the local ordinances. so that's a tremendous step forward. it doesn't provide extra protection. there's still no state wide civil rights act for gays and lesbians. this makes things no worse. in arkansas remarkably enough the legislature did exactly what governor hutchinson asked it to do. throughout this debate we've been told why are you so upset? these laws only mirror the federal law. as you know we said over and over they don't. there's significant changes. particularly the arkansas law which was incredibly aggressive in inserting a new, broad religious exemption claim, they've gone back to the language of the federal statute. so it doesn't make any mention of corporations or private suits. it had a very strict standard that they apparently invented which has now gone back to the federal standard. >> greg tell us about what apparently according to the speaker, was your emotional meeting with the speaker of the house in indiana. >> well mostly what i can speak to is my own personal experience growing up as a gay child. you know i suffered from a lot of bullying and, you know and i also tried to commit suicide. we have a high suicide rate amongst our gay teens. my concern is what kind of message are we sending our lbgt youth who might be struggling with those questions of figuring out their own sexual identity. and so those were my own personal stories and my own journey and discovering of who i am. i'm a gay man, i'm living with hiv. i got legally married in california to my soul mate, johnny. so i was just sharing my story and who i am as a whole person. >> greg did it seem like the speaker of the house was in the first such conversation of his life about these subjects with you? >> you know i'm not sure. i'm not sure. you know, i don't think so. i think it just kind of heightened the awareness and how -- you know young people struggle going through adolescence. you know whether you're overweight or you wear braces and you feel different. you know growing up as a gay kid and being called sissee boy, getting beat up and getting my lunch money taken away regularly, those are the kinds of things i lived through. they also made me stronger but at the same time i mean those were -- i really am concerned about what kind of message that we do send to our young people. >> joy reid he went to indiana early in the week. but before we knew what this outcome was going to be. it has been a remarkable turn around and it seems like the republicans there are still on very shaky footing. the speaker of the house saying i've been really humbled this week. >> can i say how cool it is to see greg luganis, i watched the olympics. so it's really cool to be on tv with you. i was smiling when i was watching the house speaker. i don't want to say his heart wasn't moved by greg's story. his story is not new. the idea of gay marriage is hardly new. i do wonder at this shock that anyone can possibly take it the wrong way that a bill that explicitly states that a private florist or photographer has a legal defense if they decide they affirmatively do not want to do business with a coup that will contains somebody like greg luganis, and that these laws suddenly broke out 20 years after the -- both the case that precipitated the federal law, and something like 25 years after that and something like 17 years after the flurry of state laws that were responses to it to the federal version of this law. suddenly indiana, whose next door neighbor state illinois has just gone through a debate over gay marriage decided the need to have this law? what were the intervening events? i don't know, maybe hobby lobby or the acceleration the probability the supreme court will strike down the defense of marriage act. are you expecting us to believe now, mr. speaker of the house, you had no idea this law contained such things? i don't find that to be genuine. >> we don't have this backing down and reversals in indiana, at least three other states that were right in the process of writing this into law just put down their pens and said we don't have to vote on this. >> we should take a step back and just think a decade ago, in 2004 george w. bush ran overtly in ohio and probably won the presidency you might say, campaigning against gay marriage. and it's really -- it can't be said enough how much the country has shifted on this issue. we're talking about arkansas. we're talking about indiana. and within a couple of days these guys bowed down to public pressure. >> remember, we have this three-legged stool of the republican party, the tea party, the evangelicals and the corporations. i'm glad you mentioned george w. bush because why did george w. bush break -- he didn't break the tie in 2000. but why did he beat al gore who should have been able to sail into the white house based on just the clinton economic record? because they put -- they litigated the idea of morality of moral decline. george bush promised to be the guy who will stand up for bible believing right wing christians. in 2004 by doubling down on that, he got 78% of the evangelical vote 10% more than in the election before. evangelicals are holding the republican party to account. these laws were their way to do constituent service. >> greg what is your sense of how powerful the corporate response to this was? the personal response that you got to it was obviously very powerful. but what about the corporate part of it? >> well you know, they're going to make the difference in making those changes. you know that is revenue into their pockets. decisive action needs to be taken. that's the only way that we're going to be able to create change. otherwise, it's just going to be lip service. people have to take decisive action and stand by their word and not be a hypocrite. >> greg thank you very much for joining us tonight. let's get one more shot of joy reid and greg luganis up there. i want to see that up there so joy can have -- >> i'm not greg. >> oh there it is. finally. >> can somebody take a shot of the screen for later. >> it's going to be there. thank you, greg. and thank you, garrett epps. thank you very much. >> enjoyed it. coming up jeb bush continues to evolve on so-called religious freedom laws and ted cruz has a new opponent for the republican nomination, the fortune 500. and why john kerry will now be a front-runner for the nobel peace prize if the deal with iran works. and later, in one of the most dangerous areas of iran women have decided suddenly to take up surfing. ♪ the new, twenty-fifteen ford focus believes in "more." more to see. more to feel. ♪ more to make things really really... interesting. ♪ the new focus. from the auto brand more people buy, and buy again. at t. rowe you can't predict the market. but at t. rowe price we've helped guide our clients through good times and bad. our experienced investment professionals are one reason over 85% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper averages. so in a variety of markets we can help you feel confident. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. today, new jersey senator robert menendez pleaded not guilty to bribery charges. 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jeb has tried to stray in these waters before. remember terry schiavo. he kept this woman on a ventilator for months. what does jeb bush do? his brother promised to represent evangelicals. and what does he do? >> i would not be surprised if jeb gets the nomination when this is all said and done if he ends up evolving in the way that president obama evolved on this issue. you look at who jeb bush has hired to run his campaign. a guy who is very supportive of gay rights. but they're going to get through the primary. they're going to see if he wins the nomination. if the supreme court comes down and does legalize same sex everywhere, i think that does give jeb an opportunity to evolve. back to cruz i was with him in new hampshire over the weekend on his first stint on the campaign trail, and he was wearing that headset microphone that we still have a shot of. i thought that was very telemarketer of him. but he is trying to be mr. conservative on every level. this is all about iowa right now. he wants to be the alternative to jeb bush. so he's not going to bend on any issue at all. that's what we're going to see. >> robert costa, what do you make of george will's math today in his column that says the votes simply don't exist in america to elect a ted cruz president. >> cruz's calculus is there is supposedly this evangelical wing of the christian republican party that wasn't enthused for mitt romney in 2012 and stayed home and he believes he can get them to come out by having this fierce message on the affordable care act, when it comes to issues like religious liberty. he just does not believe that electorate exists. he does -- i would disagree that bush they shift on gay marriage. what we're seeing right now is a lock step message from these republican candidates. that which with pence almost immediately after this became a controversy. bush walked back his comments, but when it comes to the hard right of the republican party, they are direct thing party at the time. >> remember rick santorum, when he came really close. remember the map. let's say bush comes in third in iowa. then he has to win new hampshire. then they head to south carolina, the bible bent. he can't wait for florida to save him, he has to one one of those early primaries. so i think there is enough of a contich constituency out there. >> there's no chance he's going to going to change his mind in the primaries. this is speculation on my part but it's an issue that's taken off the table by the supreme court. republican donors are largely supportive of same-sex marriage rights at this point. we can see that in the way that he's softened already on this issue. a lot of people thought that president obama would never shift. he did. i don't think it's inconceivable. >> that will be the last word for now. coming up the historic frame work between iran and the united states that even bill e riley now supports. right now, buy one pair and get another free. audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is you imagination. nissan. innovation that excites. constipated? 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>> before we give the peace prize to kerry, obama has already got one, you can't give him two. but let's remember that from the first days of his tenure barack obama has said this is the goal. this is the most important thing he's been trying to do. >> and said it in the campaign before he ever chose john kerry as secretary of state. >> this is four years before right? >> yes. >> so from the beginning, when he sends his new year's message to iran which didn't work, and then he turned to other countries and said look we've tried to be nice and reasonable. it's not working. we have to put sanctions on them. he got them to agree in 2010. it didn't do any good until the new president of iran was elected. since that time he's had a negotiating partner. they've negotiated for two years and reached a good deal. i think obama gets tremendous credit. >> let's listen to what he said about the question people should ask the critics. >> so when you hear the inevitable critics of the deal sound off, ask them a simple question -- do you really think that this verifiable deal if fully implemented, backed by the world's major powers is a worse option than the risk of another war in the middle east? 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he's afraid you loosen the sanctions, iran will get strong. that's true. but the only reason why the sanctions regime has held up is because people have seen it as the lever to get deal. if the deal falls apart, the sanctions fall apart the next day, and you'll have an iran undetained in all respects. >> it would not be the first time that the president of the united states -- the president has said to the head of state in israel, it would be helpful if you criticize me on this because it will get me closer on this. the more netanyahu attacks this the bettner a certain way. but if he does try to stop it in the congress and that's the difference. >> there's three spoilers here. the most obvious one are the iranian hardliners who would find a way of violating the terms of the agreement by carrying on research and development. that destroys everything. two, netanyahu. what if he starts assassinating nuclear scientists? then the iranians say no deal. three is the congressional republicans. it's not good if they continue to act on their intrajinence after the deal. >> i think that -- what i was about to say a reasonable republican congressman, if anybody looked at this deal and was briefed on it by somebody who could explain what it means and what the alternative means and if this person was honest with him or herself, there's no way that -- >> the question is whether or not they are rational actors and whether or not the white house goes to congress at all, because they do have to. but that's going to be the next interesting thing to watch. >> thank you both for joining me tonight. coming up president obama's nominee for attorney general has the support of the majority of united states senators now to be confirmed. but since when is a majority enough in the united states senate? 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>> we think we're making progress. we believe when the senate returns, we're confident that they will -- senator mcconnell will bring her confirmation to a full vote on the floor. we're constantly urging them to vote her in on april 13th. >> robert costa, 51 votes, possibly another five republican votes for her that are undecided at the moment. how does mitch mcconnell continue to deny a vote on this? >> he doesn't. i spoke today, lawrence with several u.s. senators republicans, and they privately acknowledged in our conversations that this has gone on long enough, and they believe that much of the opposition to ms. lynch has not been about her biography or her record, it's been about having a protest of their anger about the immigration policies coming out of the white house, and their frustration with current attorney general eric holder. i think the votes are there, especially with mark curt jumping in. >> robert when you say you were talking to republican senators that have the attitude it's gone on too long does that include republican senators who intend to vote against her? 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