frc is a public policy organization that advances ideas and public policies. we are a leading inside the belly organization to events religious liberty with ties to organizations in all of our 50 states outside of the beltway. host: let's move on to matt in concord, new hampshire. caller: hello and good morning. it is great to be an american. in six days, i'm getting married . i live in new hampshire. i'm getting married in new york. i decided to get married on the side of the lake in a beautiful vineyard. when i was planning my wedding which took quite some time, i contacted 37 pastors, reverence priests, when everyone to call them. everything one of them told me no, i'm not a member of the church. i wanted to get married in a beautiful area. they all told me no. i took the answer. i'm going to get married by a judge. i contacted 45 photographers and none of them -- i am married a woman, by the way -- but none of them asked me if i was marrying a man. it did not even come up. the person making our cake, no questions. the photographers didn't question it, the

>> a bunch of us went to the frc. we were in the processing center driving around looking for coffee trying to wake up. getting situated and going through the frp process. >> that morning started off i was going to medical out processing. >> the srp where both soldiers were headed consisted of five single story buildings close together. where soldiers had various tests done. when walk out side this building to the right-hand side there are 3 or 4 chairs and across from that 3 or 4 chairs. in front of the door there are 3 or 4 rows of chairs. i was there with a specialist and another friend of mine. i had finished checkups processing and i amzations all that stuff. psych ef val. i was almost finished with the srp for the day. i had just had one more station to go through i think i was probably 3rd or 4th person in line to get my final screening done for the day. >> since i was finished i didn't have anything to hi think about or focus on to do next i was just waiting. i was kind of falling asleep in the chair just rela

frc is a public policy organization that advances ideas and public policies. we are a leading inside the belly organization to events religious liberty with ties to organizations in all of our 50 states outside of the beltway. host: let's move on to matt in concord, new hampshire. caller: hello and good morning. it is great to be an american. in six days, i'm getting married . i live in new hampshire. i'm getting married in new york. i decided to get married on the side of the lake in a beautiful vineyard. when i was planning my wedding which took quite some time, i contacted 37 pastors, reverence priests, when everyone to call them. everything one of them told me no, i'm not a member of the church. i wanted to get married in a beautiful area. they all told me no. i took the answer. i'm going to get married by a judge. i contacted 45 photographers and none of them -- i am married a woman, by the way -- but none of them asked me if i was marrying a man. it did not even come up. the person making our cake, no questions. the photographers didn't question it, the