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months of gay acceptance in our lifetime between an nba star, president supporting marriage equality. >> and pauln, nine months ago this would have been a liberal opinion for a democrat. a lot has happened. >> john: we got to going to break. when we come back it's back to birth control. do you know what live would be like without row verse wade? that's coming up next.

paul? >> it is one step towards equality it is leaving one group behind. we are here with troop 234. >> we did. it passed, 61%. he and his son water over joyed when the decision came down. >> it is a big deal. super excited. we are start making progress. >> this is what american society is like. >> 1400 leaders from across the country voted today. previously membership was denied. but he says it will help recruitment in the state. his son has been a member for 8 years. he thought about quitting because of the rule. >> they teach us to be fair and equal to everybody but they are fought being fair and equal. >> we have further to go but this is a huge step for the boy scouts. >> reporter: that is because even though openly gay boy scouts are allowed to join, openly -- leaders are not a-- gay leaders are not allowed. >> i think that will be lifted in time. >> the boy scouts should be an american institution and to do that they will have to reflect the values of for american. >> reporter: he is the young man who was denied his eagle scout because he is openly

in fact when asked about his support for hemp rand paul said quote, "i'm fascinated by the paper thing. one acre of hemp is equal to two acres of trees. trees take 15 years and hemp one season. somebody said the declaration of independence is is on hemp paper. i don't know if that's true or not. i've heard it though." sadly, folks... [ cheers and applause ] sadly, puff the magic senator here might be on to something about the declaration being written on hemp. it would explain why it's signed by founding fathers john hancock, ben franklin and zeppelin rules. next up, folks, everybody loves disney world. the rides, the costumes, the walt-sicles. so much fun. but win thing ruins the disney magic and that's the long lines. fortunately if you've got the cash, there's a way to get a jump on the riffraff. >> casting light on how the rich hit disney world. the new york post reports they're hiring disabled people to pose as family members so they can jump to the front of the lines with their kids. the black market disney guides run $130 an hour or just over $1,000 a day. >> stephen: yes, skip lines by hiring the disable

so goes the battle for equality for gale and lesbian americans. evolution is happening, but as paulrlier this week, there is movement. >> i would vote differently. i think that was a vote in my first term in 1999 or 2000. i do believe if there are children who are orphans who do not have a liven person or coming, i think if a person wants to love and raise a child, they ought to be able to do that, period. but he still doesn't believe they should be legally formally allowed to love each other forever till death do they part. >> i believe marriage is between a man and woman. >> opponents of marriage equality argue that somehow marriage equality would harm the fusion of marriage. in fact in 2004 paul ryan voted for a federal ban on same-sex marriage. at the time he said -- i support this evidence to amend or constitution to protect marriage, but according to ryan's former running mate, mitt romney, raising children is the bedrock, the whole idea, whole enchilada. he said to the national review -- marriage is first and foremost about nurturing and developing children. paul ryan's point

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equally corrupt is rand paul is essentially fighting to lower what they already don't pay. >> all right's quickly go to bob in gran bury, texas. >> caller: good morning. i'm glad callers realize the house of representatives house ways and means committee controlled until bill clinton ran them out of there with his laws and you forgot to mention ceo. he paid no taxes. his corporation paid none. i don't hear him ever get mentioned because he's a friend of the president's. like say when people realize it is the congress, that's where it comes from right there. >> i hear ya bob. i don't think that people are ignoring certain factors because they're friends with the president, as you put it. i know that big business is using the current law to sort of skate around, skirt the tax law to not pay what they morally should be paying. and it is because of the laws that we have. until we can fix those you'll always have these businesses that are take advantage of the system and continue to take money out of the united states. you know what? that is the law. igor volsky joins us next. it's tuesday w

a small change equals big savings with kraft singles and oscar meyer deli fresh turkey backed by the low price guarantee. walmart. >>> paul50 years and sherry nutting was part of his inner circle near the end of his life. she was his friend, record keeper of sorts, and photographer. you arrived when? >> i came in the '70s, but went down to marrakesh. in 86s i wrote a letter to paul bowels and said i had to meet him and take his picture. he wrote back and said, come and visit. well, i never left. >> a lot of people came here to live that dream, that life. has the reality come to resemble his perception of the reality? >> the tangier i say is paul bowles. i still feel it. you can still find the magic. >> the market or souk in tangier is one of the best in all morocco. the food stands and vendors are still pretty impressive. wander the markets long enough and you're sure to stumble across the unexpected. whose? sure. how about a lancette? here nothing goes to waste. char broiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crunchy lunch brea. the grant socco's indoor market officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. s

equal marriage rights. the other issue here to consider is as a conservative, don't you want a child to be raised by married parents? ultimately, i think this is pauln's effort to not get too far behind on an issue where the public is racing ahead. you see the polls are moving overwhelmingly and very quickly in one direction toward support of gay rights in all different forms and support for gay adoption has tended to be a steppingstone towards stronger support for gay rights and other forms. recall also that president obama supported the right of gay couples to adopt well before he supported same-sex marriage. i think this is paul ryan signaling to supporters of gay rights and to republican donors, many of which are rich republican donors, many of who are supportive of gay rights as well, that he's not going to let this issue hobble his presidential ambitions. >> he did go on to talk about the issue of marriage equality in the same meeting saying he believes marriage is between a man and a woman. we just respectfully disagree on that issue. certainly, there is interest in marriage equality, since there are these cases before the supreme court. he

equal shot to win a championship. >> rose: is it healthy for the league that lebron and chris and dwayne all end upton same team and you forbid chris paulo go to la to the lakers? is that healthy? >> well those are two separate issues into i understand that. >> and so first having to do with how players wind one teams, there were these guys called, it wasn't just bird, mick hail and this guy magic played with kareem and worthy, so there have been all kinds of gathering of players in particular teams and that's a question of the draft, trades, free agency and ultimately management and how in how you do that. with respect to chris paul as the owner representative and the owners being the nba that own that franchise that was a trade the players elected not to make. >> rose: the referee that went to prison, that was your toughest challenge, you have said that, i am just quoting you. >> no, no. it was very -- >> rose: to remind you of what you said. >> it was very difficult. it certainly was. and we worked so hard. >> oh, a shock. a lot more surprising than when we got the call from jason collins. >> rose: really? >> a knock on the door from