i long for the good old days when lgb meant lets go brandon.s get this straight. >> yes. >> i'm kind, i think i'm on team lesbian here. >> okay. >> if a man becomes a woman and has girlfriend you either are a lesbian or aren't a lesbian and the lesbians say you aren't a lesbian, es pegs a if you keep your junk because then it's like you're going to start dating a lesbian and have straight with sex with her and she's like i'm a lesbian. >> i really don't think any of us should have to care. >> then don't care. i don't care. this is a great one-story. >> i feel like however you want to daker define your own sexuality is up to you. but apparently that makes me really conservative on the issue as opposed to the much more progressive viewpoint of there's only one way that you can define your sexuality or else you're a biggot. it's crazy how it's kind of flipped. i think both groups deexist and have whatever opinion it is that they have, but i would have to break it to the mermaids that a lot f people when they say i'm a lesbian, what they do mean is

exactly what is happening and that's why, even kazakhstan 's statement that it is going to leave the lgbof the fact that in general, moscow, which they are quarreling with, will be with whom. russia yes, there are no other countries, well, in the military sense, er, it’s just not needed. russia doesn’t need it, it’s not a moment, that is, as far as i understand , it all started in ukraine. so when russia started its military adventure, the war and flooded with our blood, but accordingly, during this process, their teeth were knocked out in the military sense, and now no one makes any bets on moscow from the other side, and how is this whole story now? i agree that this is definitely a key moment, definitely a lost war yes, it has already been passed morally, it has not yet been completely lost by military means, although it is a matter of time, but morally, we have been sitting on this for a long time and it is important to underline that kievskoe withdrawal of troops yes or their exact departure from there as a result of the defeat at kievsky in sumy chernihivsk ukraine was not yet at t

they traveled in order to really protect against real aggression , this is exactly what is happening. lgb yes, this is another proof that in general, moscow, which they are fighting, will be who it is russia. yes, there are no other countries there, well, in the military sense , it is more. she is simply not needed in russia. in ukraine, when russia started its military adventure, the war and bloodied us, but accordingly, during this process, their teeth were knocked out in the military plan, and now no one makes any bets on moscow from the other side, and how is this whole story now? of our powerful counteroffensive in the homeland is reflected in the kremlin schedules, i agree that this is definitely a key moment, definitely a lost war yes, it has already been lost morally, it has not yet been completely lost militarily, although it is a matter of time, but morally, we have been sitting here for a long time and it is important to emphasize that the kiev withdrawal of troops yes, or the exact departure from there as a result of the defeat in kievsky in sumy, chernihivskyi ukraine was not

and that's why even kazakhstan's statement that it's going to get rid of the lgb is yet another evidence . in general, moscow, which they will create with themselves, to whom it is russia. yes, there are no other countries, well, the war. in the sense of uh , more. in ukraine so when russia started its military adventure, the war and spilled blood on us, but accordingly , during this process, their teeth were knocked out in the military plan and now no one makes any bets on moscow from the other side, and how is this whole story now. after our powerful counteroffensive in the kharkiv region, it is reflected in the kremlin's timetables, i agree that this is definitely a key moment, it is definitely a lost war yes, it has already been passed morally, it has not yet been completely lost by military means, although it is a matter of time, but morally, we are sitting on it it is long enough and important that they will underline that kiev withdrawal of troops, or more precisely, withdrawal from there as a result of the defeat in kiev, in sumy, chernihiv ukraine was not yet at the turning poin

lgb -- lbj followed with his regional war on poverty. 65, they have invested $4.5 million in economic projects across appalachia and try to over 10 billion in matching funds. one of the commission cochairs was quoted as saying bidens proposed american jobs project was -- there was a lot of federal money going that way. has that had any impact? why are we still talking about persistent poverty with all of this attention from the federal government? >> one program that was done away with that joe manchin put the kibosh on -- to lap the federal government programs have had an impact. you see that in the infrastructure of eastern kentucky. that has carried through to today. we talk about how build back better which was once just a catchphrase needs to be a reality. they must build back better in these floods. in the sources of federal income, there is reason to hope that that could make a difference. the state government has a role to play. there are the local community efforts, the nonprofits, foundations that will in many cases be the stew

the entire cast of the movie is openly lgb. >> i know you want this to be ay movie and enjoyable, not just for gay people but for straight people? >> absolutely. funny is funny. >> every single time you went te movie, only as it related to yor specific world view, you would not see very many movies. >> it is interesting because lgq folks we grew up seeing movies only about straight stories. >> reporter: the stars took phos with metallica's drummer lars u. >> this gives us hope. this is like a love story for the under. love is out there for everybodyt is hard to be a fabulous queen, right girls? >> we have all grown up with roc comedies and the gay person is always like the side character.t this is like our theme. >> reporter: the line for a chae to see the main characters on the big screen stretched for several blocks. >> being here in san francisco,f course premiering in the castro, the castro, such a historic place, what does that mean to you? >> i actually watched on a plan. i'm taking lots of plane rides e days for the movie. and i rewatched the documentary and i was so struck abo