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The supreme court of the united states said things are okay for one group of people and not okay for another group of people. this is not unprecedented. they did it when they said black and white people couldn't marry. oh, wait, i guess you the can. now they've said straight people and gay people can also all get married. you want to get married go right at it. the government is not going to get in the way of you more than they did in the way of straight people back in the day. haters are going to hate. we thought what this woman wanted was an accommodation which they've granted her, something...

Race. >> correct. >> in our legal system you couldn't marry across the racial line now you can legally. virginia had the law against that. >> loving versus virginia was the case that decided that. those who were advocating for that outcome -- >> it is a dusty old document that must be adhered to in terms of original intent. because this high school debating point. air force, where is that in here? there's no air force in there. there's an army and navy and the navy includes the marines but the army air corps was okay but when they created a separate force called the air force, where is that in...

Possessing a power and prophesy unmatched in our time. but we would do well to recall that day itself also belonged to those ordinary people whose named never appeared in the history books, never got on tv. many had gone to segregated schools and sat at segregated lunch counters. they lived in towns where they couldn't vote and cities where their votes didn't matter. there were couples in love who couldn't marry, soldiers who fought for freedom abroad that they found denied to them at home. they had seen loved ones beaten and children fire hosed, and they had every reason to lash

Alike. his words belong to the ages. possessing a power and prophesy unmatched in our time. but we would do well to recall that day itself also belonged to those ordinary people whose names never appeared in the history books. never got on tv. many had gone to segregated schools and sat at segregated lunch counters. they lived in towns where they couldn't vote and cities where their votes didn't matter. there were couples in love who couldn't marry. soldiers who fought for freedom abroad, that they found denied to them at home. they had seen loved ones beaten and children fire hosed.

Call each other names and calling people bigoted who don't believe what you believe. necessarily it doesn't help us conduct this in a civil manner. i have to say i'm with john ridley. i think ridley's point as a historical precedent is the one you have to answer. i respect your opinion on this, but john's point is there was a time in this country when it was nod allowed in a lot of states and a black man cone -- couldn't marry a white woman or a white woman couldn't marry a black man. they decided that was not something voters in each state could decide that was a fundamental question that the...