. >> one of the people here celebrate something is brian silva.hat is happening. you've been working to get same-sex marriage legalized since 2008. how far have things come? >> tremendously far. our organization started 20 years ago when people would not utter the word marriage equality. when it was not what we're about, and something that we should not be striving for. it just goes to show that you have to start somewhere one foot in front of the other. people can marry the people they love. >> has it been mostly hard work? who else has changed. >> they're coming out and living their authentic successful. they're taking risks doing that. as people get to know us, they'll see that we have the same hopes dreams and fears and love as everybody else. when you see that you realize there is no reason that the lgbt people should be treated fairly and equally. >> yet there are still a lot of people who are going to be opposed to the supreme court decision saying that marriage should be traditional and this will threaten pro creation. what do you say to t

pastor jeffers and brian silva and father morris.her morris said he was spat at yesterday's guy pride parade. >> i don't want to make this about me. there were a lot of people who are gay. who have been fighting for gay marriage for a long time who have been probably spat on and a lot worse by people on my side. >> were you wearing my collar? >> i had my cauler -- collar. i think people were excited about having won this victory. probably drunk. perhaps wonderful -- >> you're not saying this representative of the guy community. >> not at all. it shows there is tremendous amount of emotion and tension on both sides. we have to get above that to say let's use rational arguments and respect. >> brian, this is what you've been fighting for. you've got a supreme court decision. even though in a dissent justice scalia said i write separately. and justice thomas warning religious institutions could be forced to do things that go gejs their values. >> should churches synagogues mosques, if they have a different view a religious view on gay m