on larry king now lance bass is relishing his second act it would be a dream of mine to do a country album one day but that's that would be an interesting market to try to break in the game and what is it like to hide something every day of your life it's tiring it's tiring it was until i was able to tell the world that i felt that that weight lifted there's a lot of celebrities in entertainment people i know that are are very scared of coming out and i understand exactly where they're coming from because the market still is half very homophobic and you know studios want to make that bottom line you keep in touch with the guys we have this group text that all five of us are on and we've had for about a few years now plus was there a hint that surprised you by by was actually a huge runaway hit that i that i didn't think it would be that big ever every artist dreams of having that song that you turn on the radio and you get sick of it because you keep hearing it was that song all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now our special guest is lance bass you know him of course i

welcome to larry king now our special guest is lance bass you know him of course is one fifth of in-sync one of the most successful boy bands ever he's now host of a radio show called dirty pop and he has returned to the studio for the first time in twelve years as a solo artist lances also produced a documentary called mississippi i am so about the fight for gays civil rights in that famous southern state or infamous southern state as some white say you're from mississippi i have born raised in a city with city along a subpoena and then when i was ten in the jackson area you say in the documentary that you quote my whole life i knew that i was gay i knew what i was i knew i had to hide it i knew for the fact that i would never tell anyone my entire life i would go to the grave with the secret why well you know growing up in a place like that you know one of the earliest memories i ever knew was that i was gay around five years old i knew myself and you know i just knew i was attracted to this boy in kindergarten then the girl and i knew that even at that age that that was wrong i knew t

on larry king lance bass is relishing his second act it would be a dream of mine to do a country albumone day but that's that would be an interesting market to try to break in the game and what is it like to hide something every day of your life it's tiring it's tiring it was until i was able to tell the world that i felt that that weight lifted there's a lot of celebrities in entertainment people i know that are are very scared of coming out and i understand exactly where they're coming from because the market still is half very homophobic and you know studios want to make that bottom line you keep in touch with the guys we have this group text that all five of us are on and we've had for about a few years now plus was there a hint that surprised you by by was actually a huge runaway hit that i that i didn't think it would be that big ever every artist dreams of having that song that you turn on the radio and you get sick of it because you keep hearing it about that was that song all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now our special guest is lance bass you know him of cour

go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is former n sync member lance bass here's a part of what's ahead why you televise your wedding you're making yourself your own pop culture it's true you know it's something that i think the world needs to see. you know i you know gay marriage is just legal in just a few states right now and i think it's really important to be visible as as a gay person and and especially as a couple my fiance and i we love being able to walk the red carpet together and as a kid you know growing up if i would have seen a gay couple on television that i could've dream saying oh my gosh i could have that one day because growing up i didn't have anyone to look up to so that's why i want to be so visible for these kids in middle america that feel like they're the only gay in town like i felt i want them to be able to see something and be able to dream big. so tonight nine pm tonight right here on r t america and that does it for now i'm a military and have a great weekend. i'm marinating in the financial moral means test back to serious dev

on larry king now lance bass is relishing his second that it would be a dream of mine to do a country album one day but that's that would be an interesting market to try to break as a game at what is it like to hide something every day of your life it's tiring it's tiring it was until i was able to tell the world that i felt that that weight lifted there's a lot of celebrities and entertainment people i know that are are very scared of coming out and i understand exactly where they're coming from because the market still is half very homophobic and you know studios want to make that bottom line you keep in touch with the guys we have this group text that all five of us are on and we've had for about a few years now plus was there a hit that surprised you was actually a huge runaway hit the.

lances from fort lauderdale, florida. caller: good morning. i have a comment and a question. to me, so much of this seems bass-akwards.rr we do, building play, opening one up, what we handicapping ourselves and illuminating our chances of building the economy that would lead to innovation. i think people are looking forwards, but not if it is going to cut their throat. you're putting us in a position where we are in a race, and we have to win 50 times. i just wanted to put that out there. where is the skepticism from the president on the science? guest: i think you make a good point about china and india, that is one thing that a lot of the critics of these regulations will point out. the u.s. utility sector accounts for about 6.3 to 6.4% of global carbon emissions. it is not that much. if we reduce that, it is my going to make a difference globally speaking, because china is now the largest producer of carbon dioxide in the world. what the administration says no -- president obama can affect the global response on climate change. he hopes that this action domestically will promote corresponding action in china and in