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check your steps at foodsafety.gov. >>> all right, you know margaret cho for her standup comedy, her nd her activism. she's fun and extremely honest. in our face to face interview, cho explains her personal life. >> for a long time you have been an advocate of gay rights and at the same time, you are married to a heterosexual man? >> but i'm bisexual, so i have different aspects of my life that seem contradict try but they're not because that's who i am. >> you kind of a made a funny of that, in the past on your tour, saying i'm the one that i want, saying that you're heterophobic. >> i was the ship speedian on the lesbian love boat. >> i was kind of scared. i have a lot of straight friends. it's just a funny juxtaposition because in my world, everything is gay. everything is we're and so to move outside of that is sort of a strange experience. >> how do you help people kind of understand, then, the dynamic of, you know, you being bisexual, living with a man who's heterosexual, and how you make plans going forward? >> i don't know -- >> is it like an open marriage? meaning like you se

rehearsals, the rejection, all of that next >>> face to face with margaret cho. she's a comedian, an actress, activist and, yes, a dancer. cho strapped on her dancing shoes to participate in the hit show "dancing with the stars." in my face to face interview, she talks about the competition spotlight and the struggles. >> every now and then you surprise us and try something different. so "dancing with the stars". >> yes. >> you took a few steps in that. what was that experience like? it looks like every contestant loves it so much, so much fun that they're sad when it ends. >> yes. well, it is really hard. it is really fun, kind of terrifying. like being thrown into the olympics, really, you're competing. there is judges, numbers. there is like a minute and a half. >> millions of people watching. >> millions of people watching and for me, i am a dancer, so i come from dance, and i understand a lot about it and i feel like that is so -- it is such a powerful experience to do. it is a physically transformative experience. and i just -- i don't know. i loved it. it w

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more face to face with margaret cho.lk about her show "drop dead diva," her eninfluential family, her comedy and the obstacles she overcame and she talks about sort of her open marriage, face to face with margaret cho next saturday. >>> yes, it is july, but the sweltering heat that is gripping much of the country right now is nothing to brush off. >> it's been bad. hot, hot. >> dangerously hot. that's louise dunlap of madison, wisconsin. she is 88. she is overheated because her air conditioner gave up on her when she needed it most. so she called her repairman, turns out the extreme heat is creating a mini economic boom for people who do exactly that kind of work. jacqui jeras in the weather center now. boy, this is like a broken record. it is so hot everywhere. there really is no escaping it. >> imagine being that air conditioning repairman. inside a hot attic trying to repair a new system or install a new system. it really is brutal. this is the third weekend in a row that i've been standing here with you. we have been

that's going to change everything, i think. >> face to face, margaret cho.o talked about her own sexual identity which she jokingly calls hetero phobia. she talks to me about how she balances her bisexuality in an open marriage. >> you just mentioned as being a member of the gay community, however, at the same time you are married to a heterosexual man. >> yes. but i'm bisexual. i have different aspects of my life that seem contradictory, but they're not. because that's who i am. >> you kind of made a funny of that, in the past in your tour, i'm the one that i want. saying you were heterophobic, actually. >> i'm kind of somewhat scared of straight people. i have a lot of straight friends. no. it's just a funny juxtaposition. because in my world, everything is gay. everything is queer. and so to move outside of that is always sort of a strange experience. >> how do you help people kind of understand, then, the dynamic of, you know, you being bisexual, living with a man who is heterosexual and how you make plans going forward? is it like an open marriage? >> w

. >>> and then margaret cho face to face, comedienne, actress, activist.talk about her activism. and we also talk about her kind of open marriage, my word, not hers, just based on the description, sounds like open marriage. she's married to a heterosexual man but she is bisexual. we talk about that. she's very candid about that. >> i'm hearing you right. open marriage. when i hear it, i think -- am i thinking the right thing? >> probably thinking, see other people and your spouse can, too. that's what they do. and she talks about how that works. >> okay. >>'s fascinating. very interesting. >> i'll bet it is. >> the conversation is. remember tracy morgan made those offensive remarks about gays. she and he are friends. they're colleagues. they work together on "30 rock" and how a comedian pushes the limits, how it's expected to push the limits but how you don't want to cross the line. margaret cho, beginning noon eastern time face to face. >> did she say he crossed the line? >> she said she would have handled it differently. >> i'm always curious. and you sa

. >>> coming up in the 2:00 eastern hour, we continue our face to face with margaret cho. she'll be talking about her experience on "dancing with the stars." and later she talks openly about her marriage. a special live edition of "your money" starts right now. >>> we are just over two days away from the date when the united states may not be able to pay all of its bills and minus a deal, we're left with this question -- has washington lost its mind? i'm ali velshi. welcome to a special live edition of "your money." we'll head to capitol hill and the white house in a moment to get the very latest on what is being done to prevent a potential default. we can't say for certain what would happen if the debt ceiling is not raised by august 2nd. we are going to examine that this hour. but crisis and chaos are some of the best guesses that are being offered by some economists. the most recent cnn o.r.c. polling says 51% of americans would hold republicans responsible if the debt ceiling is not raised. just 30% would find president obama more responsible. peter moresi joins us. i