Five LGBTQ+ families, including two with trans children, share their journeys. The families also talk about how the Equality Act would improve their lives.
around government ministries and is far more dependent on the government for official needs. and so, it s a lot harder to come out with the kind of journalism that we see here in the united states that would challenge an existing governmental position. the other element in all of this is the tokyo electric power company may not be fully leveling with their own japanese government officials. and one of the remarkable things about this is it s very hard to know who s really in charge here, the government or tokyo electric power. it reminds you in some ways of those debates we had on your show, in fact, about whether or not the u.s. government or bp was running the show during the oil catastrophe. yeah. it sure looked like bp, as we know. thank you. michael, more for you next time. i m sorry to short you this time. michael sanger and david hish. up next, president obama and members of congress from both sides of the aisle had been