gayness upon us. congress frank we started to talk about this in the last block and you were talking about how broadly written this particular bill in arizona was. i wonder if you see any theoretically in oregon there is something being proposed that would be a lot more narrow in scope and tell clergy members in churches that if you have a religious exception to same-sex wedding you don t have to perform them. this is a more specific narrow religious carve out to you? i don t know of any law anywhere that supports same-sex marriage, many of which i have fought for which would compel a clergy man to participate. it has long by the kate that ra byes do not have to marry jews and nonjews if they don t want to. it s long by the case that catholic priests don t have to mary if one has gotten a divorce
jerry spoe dak. do you still stand by your support of this failed deal? you ratcheted it up and increased the debt ceiling. a senate debate and a conversation with tim cape and george allen. i m candy crowley, and this is state of the union. joining me is colorado governor john hickenlooper. governor, thank you so much for being here. catch me up now on the state of the investigation. well, the investigation continues now that we have had access to the apartment of the suspect. they ve got a lot more new information, and they will continue to put together the case. and what have they found in the apartment that might be useful? are they learning anything more about the suspect? you know what they have asked for me is to not talk about this, and they are learning more, you know, moment by moment. but like in any investigation like this, they are trying to make sure they are getting all of the information first before they release it publicly. sure. is there a
spch spodak. you still stand by your deal. highlights from the virginia senate debate and a conversation with the candidates, democrat tim kaine and republican george allen. i m candy crowley and this is state of the union. joining me is colorado governor john hickenlooper. governor, thank you so much for being here. catch me up now on the state of the investigation. well, the investigation continues. we had access to the apartment of the suspect. they got a lot more information, they re going to continue to put it together in the case. and what have they found in the apartment that might be useful or are they learning anything more about this suspect? you know, they asked for me not to talk about this. i think they are learning more, you know, moment by moment. but like in any investigation, like this, they re trying to make sure they are getting all the information first before they release it publicly. sure. is there anything that you can tell me about that
law going forward, do you anticipate that there s going to be lawsuits over that, do you anticipate there s going to be complications over implementing any portion of this that remains? i can t imagine there won t be. you know, when they first passed this bill, there was an outcry from people like me that they were going to coerce law enforcement to in fact profile people. law enforcement officers are taught not to profile people but to profile behavior. and they put in the law something i have never seen before in any law anywhere that says anybody who believes their law enforcement agency isn t enforcing this new state law can sue them. they put a cop in a position of you re going to get sued no matter what you do now. because we get sued by people who think we re profiling them and now we re going to get sued by people who think we should be profiling them. pima county, arizona sheriff
i can t imagine there won t be. when they first passed this bill, there was an outcry from people like me that they were going to coerce law enforcement to in fact profile people. law enforcement officers are taught newt to profile people but to profile behavior. and they put in the law something i have never seen before in any law anywhere that says anybody who believes their law enforcement agency isn t enforcing this new state law can sue them. they put a cop in a position of you re going to get sued no matter what you do now. because we get sued by people who think we re profiling them and now we re going to get sued by people who think we should be profiling them. pima county arizona sheriff clarence dupnik thank you for helping us understand how it would have worked on the ground. i appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. all right. on the one hand, the health of