in the "crossfire" neera tanden who is against the bill and we have peter sprigg who supports it. first to you, this is pretty big news. you talked about national baseball, football, millions of fans, haven't you at this point lost the country? what does this say to you? >> well, it says to me that there's never been a bill in the 40-plus years i've been following american politics that has been subject to so much misinformation as this simple bill from arizona. >> so people are just confused about it, is that your point? >> absolutely. >> all the republicans who are now against it, all of the leaders who are against it, they just somehow didn't read the two-page bill? >> what do people have wrong, peter? >> what people have wrong is this bill is not fundamentally about sexual orientation. it's about religious liberty. it builds on an existing concept that's been established both in federal law and in arizona law for a long time. it was over 20 years ago that the congress passed and president bill clinton signed the federal religious freedom restoration act. the supreme court late

james's church in colorado springs and peter spriggs from the family research council.u, ted. obviously you're a pastor. you were forced to resign as president of the national association of evangelicals after a scandal that involved a male escort. did the governor do the right thing? >> i think she did. i've been married for 35 years. i have five children. i'm a conservative evangelical. i believe we need to respect one another. she did the right thing. that was a broadly worded bill that had unintended consequences hidden in it that would have developed over the years. i think she did the right thing so that we can continue valuing our religious liberties and our faith and our respect for one another and, in the public square, continue taking care of one another. gail and i were speaking at a large church in phoenix, arizona last weekend. and we stayed in a marriott hotel owned by mormons. those are sincere mormons. we're sincere evangelical christians. it would have been hard-pressed if we were denied a room because they're mormons and we're evangelicals. they rented