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Make sure hate doesn't become law. >> the u.s. is already breaking last year's record for the number of anti-lgbtq laws enacted. why is this happening now? >> i think this is cynical politics. the extreme right has figured out an issue where they can take advantage that a lot of people don't know trans people. are not aware of the struggles of trans people. they are passing off misinformation as truth. as a result, they are getting people whipped into a frenzy so i think that it is genuinely cynical politics. >> every time lambda has been part of a case before the supreme court, you have won. ...

Continue to be depressed, especially the elderly community. we did a report with aarp. 98% in 2022 said the united states was a more physically dangerous place for them, and they're not wrong, even after what happened on saturday night. we're mobilized. >> look at the screen there. 11,500 reported incidents. what do you want people to know? >> well, there are a few different things. one is that our communities absolutely have been impacted by hate, and the hate doesn't always come from outside the community. it can come from inside. sometimes there are also other systemic issues. so it can be ...

Spewed on the most watched hours of fox news at a regular clip against the u.s. military, against gay men and women, against gay teachers, against their right to exist. speak to the dehumanization that goes on all day, every day, in america. >> i mean, it's absolutely repulsive to watch the number of people in the wake of this horrific tragedy not wanting to take any responsibility. you know, hate doesn't exist in a vacuum. and this has been a record year, 2022, for anti-lgbtq legislation led by the gop. antitrust legislation, and we now see with tiktok, on the very same day that this shooting...

Actually do it. >> meanwhile, daily storm thanked him, saying, it normalizes naziism. >> how did you get the name pe p pewdiepie? >> the new youtube original series. >> i want to thank youtube for allowing the emperor for being here. >> and that kind of normalization of hate doesn't just happen on youtube. it happens in the halls of government, where the stakes are much higher. >> and we saw that in the 2016 election, obviously, with donald trump. and, you know, in the case of many of his advisers, like stephen miller. >> the word racist gets thrown around a lot. by me. but miller, who writes ...

Former Vice President Mike Pence is scheduled to give a speech at Stanford University Thursday evening. It's the third stop on his 2021-2022 campus tour. But former President Trump's second-in-command was met with protests ahead of the event.