we'll corba was the son of president when i was governor babbitt's liaison and ran against babbitt in 1982. he is one of the endorsers. these are people that have seen my strategic ability to reach across the aisle and build a coalition around big. >> let's get to some questions we have been getting at easy governor twitter feed. what is your stand on marriage but for the federal appeals court right now. fred duval? >> i favor marriage equality and i believe it's time to recognize family members who have struggled with this issue and throughout my life we have dealt with this and it's high time we end this discrimination and enable folks to marry. >> i'm supportive of traditional marriage and i've said to folks as an elected leader don't expect people to agree with me on every issue but i will state what i believe. i will respect others and i will listen and treat everyone with dignity and kindness. on an issue like is the governor does not make the decision. this decision is decided by the people i believe and we will see what the people say that that's where i stand. >> end of the c

the next day, there was an op-ed article by bruce babbitt of arizona saying, "states rights should not be a dirty word." how come he can say states rights and ronald reagan can't? >> i will end with this. when i was writing about murphy of ronald reagan, "when character was king," a close friend of his sent me a videotape of reagan speaking. this was after he left the white house. reagan was becoming -- speaking informally on vacation with friends and they decided to videotape their conversation. they got on the subject of race. reagan talked about being young and how he came from a family where his dad was a big democrat and reagan was a liberal democrat. reagan said something that i quote in the book. i cannot remember it exactly. reagan said something about how if he and his brother ever came home and said something disparaging of another religion or race or different ethnic or religious group, he went like this and said, bam! my father would really pound me, like you would never do that. wasvery feel of his home none of that kind of ugliness. that i think was the beginning of him a