a new law in uganda makes some homosexual acts punishable by life in prison. we interviewed the president shortly after he signed the harsh anti gay laws. he justifies the laws in part by his belief that gay people are not born that way. that s a common belief. throughout parts of africa. reporter: do you personally dislike homosexuals? of course. they are disgusting. what sort of people are they? how can you go i don t i never knew what they were doing. as i ve been told, what they do is terrible. it s disgusting. now a possible u.s. connection to uganda s action. was this anti gay agenda pushed by some american evangelicals. let s bring in jeff charlotte, who was reported extensively on this, including in harper s
become the dominant power there. in terms of their government, respect for rights. dignity of people or democracy or freedom of the press. interview with senator rubio later today in the situation roo room, he talks about the situation in venezuela and i ask him directly if he wants to be president of the united states. he gives a very candid answer. also speaks about that. up next, a meeting of political rivals, house speaker john boehner in private talks at the white house. gloria borger standing by live. we ll discuss. and later, u began dans living in fear a day after uganda passed harsh anti gay laws. a tabloid newspaper called 200 of the country s top homosexuals. a rare look at what it s like to be gay in a nation consumed by