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I'm obviously not a lawyer. but, you know, people did claim to have religious objections to, for example, interracial dating or interracial marriage or, indeed, what they used to call race mixing down where i grew up. and they said the good lord didn't intend that. well, that was wrong. >> let's talk the money issue on this. i'm more comfortable and more knowledgeable about. arizona went through hell with the martin luther king issue. and they don't want to have another thing like that. is that the sentiment out there? >> absolutely. martin luther king, more recently sb-1070 did some really se...

Accommodations. and one wonders if this would pass constitutional muster if it were challenged. it certainly would be. >> is sexual orientation covered by the civil rights act of '64? >> not specifically, but who knows by extension? i'm obviously not a lawyer. but, you know, people did claim to have religious objections to, for example, interracial dating or interracial marriage or, indeed, what they used to call race mixing down where i grew up. and they said the good lord didn't intend that. well, that was wrong. >> let's talk the money issue on this. i'm more comfortable and more knowledgea...

Sorry, you're neil cavuto. it was voted on by president bill clinton. >> why do they need this again? if it's already a law on the books, why do they need it again? >> because it's a federal law and we have state sovereignty. each state needs to also pass their own laws in order to show their differences and be able to stand on principle when a case comes up in their actual state. for example, we had the same situation with immigration. why did zoarizona have to pass fb-1070? because the federal government was want doing their part. >> to police their border. >> exactly. >> arizona tries to en...

Take that information and do the right thing. >> governor jan brewer speaks to cnn exclusively. the next hour of "cnn newsroom" starts now. good morning. i'm carol costello. the clock is ticking in arizona where the governor has only a few days left to veto a bill that has become a lightning rod. it would allow businesses to site businesses and deny services to gay customers. leading republicans are urging jan brewer to kill the bill. >> unfortunately, it hurts the image of our state just as a couple of years ago, our other law, sb-1070, that you are familiar with, it is not an accident that...

In 2012. you probably remember her for signing the last massive controversial bill to come out of arizona sb-1070, the antiimmigration law that earned the ire of the president in 2010. brewer has vetoed this kind of legislation in the past and to her great credit she fought hard to win medicaid expansion in horror state over republican opposition. we'll find out this week if she's going to do the right thing this time around. steve pierce who are is one of the legislators who voted the bill and is now asking the governor to veto it joins me now. senator, the first question is why did you vote ...