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>> i'm sorry, where is that? >> there was a lawyer in front of the united states supreme court trying to base his argument on what he calls the marital norm of sexual exclusivity, and sadly, newt gingrich wasn't there to cheer him on. the point was laughable, if the court had time to laugh, but they ignored that nonsense to focus on the relevant issues. joining me for an exclusive interview, two of the founders of the group backing the challenge to proposition 8, dust in lance black, the academy award winning screen writer of "milk" and chad griffin, president of the human rights campaign. als...

♪ ♪ imagine there's no heaven ♪ it's easy if you try >> their headline for your uncle was harvey milk expands lbgt equality globally, which is exactly the fight you have been in, that you've chosen. as we know, lance black's brilliant movie about harvey milk brought him to an entirely new generation who may not have had such an awareness. what is it like for you now post movie when you talk about harvey? >> oh, it's been a great educational instrument because we find people all across the world, in particular in cultures and societies where we have tremendous diminishment of not

Been -- those people have already been ruled eligible to marry, you can't take back that right. okay? you don't get the eight, nine states. don't get the 50 states. where does this take this case in the future? where does it go after this year? >> that means by late june people can legally get married in the state of california which is significant. >> an eighth of the country. >> so that in and of itself is a big thing. this guy deserves -- >> gay people move to california for sure. >> potentially. also it creates another case law and then invariably, this is going to be the challenge for thi...

People can legally get married in the state of california which is significant. >> an eighth of the country. >> that in and of itself -- >> gay people move to california for sure. >> potentially. also it creates another case law and then invariably, this is going to be the challenge for this court. there's going to be other cases that ill invariably make their way to the supreme court. >> this is progress? >> we did two things. the reason we brought this case was to do two things. one was to prove that prop 8 was unconstitution unconstitutional. the second thing was to use this as an education...

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