it was very seldom that we at the hrc facilitated the meetings from the very beginning and was very seldom there was an absence at these meetings. and it was very vibrant and very committed group and a group that brought not only knowledge but a lot of emotion to the process. one statistic that i can't seem to get out of my mind and i am probably going to miss quote the number. but it is still, i think, significant. is there is a relatively high percentage as we know, of lgbt youth who have contemplated suicide. the number of seniors and i think that the report actually states in the last year, that have contemplated suicide, is almost equal to that number. and that is within the last year. and i think that what that demonstrates is a substantial and a tremendous sense of desperation and a lack of hope in this community and it is something that we need to look at immediately. because for every month we don't look at these issues, we may lose more seniors and we may lose more individuals, who take their own lives. >> the other thing is come is cultural come pentcy and we have done a lot of

i'm more of india tops seem to want in the un hrc. the us backed resolution seeking an international tuned into the complex writing sessions i did i'm going on. can you send them on to become untied those espoused by the twenty seven and that the last month and that means but kids at the end of the new bt to get onto the bar. rights groups and even experts have said she was in the main part of that on tonight a comment in any war crimes by tom anything made in one house and christian and hindu been an awful still conducting not in the three men. on npr. by the movement but the gutsy and peace in the sun has set according to report released on monday. the christian community is that the district in full force manages to live up to seven hundred im in which he hundred hindu women but also included in the stack and the gays. good thing the huge group of twenty twenty five uninterrupted forcefully converted to islam and maddie to the doctor who bought tea and apple said. what many oddities of the victims were approached the courts would de

it was very seldom that we at the hrc facilitated the meetings from the very beginning and was very seldom there was an absence at these meetings. and it was very vibrant and very committed group and a group that brought not only knowledge but a lot of emotion to the process. one statistic that i can't seem to get out of my mind and i am probably going to miss quote the number. but it is still, i think, significant. is there is a relatively high percentage as we know, of lgbt youth who have contemplated suicide. the number of seniors and i think that the report actually states in the last year, that have contemplated suicide, is almost equal to that number. and that is within the last year. and i think that what that demonstrates is a

it was very seldom that we at the hrc facilitated the meetings from the very beginning and was very seldom there was an absence at these meetings. and it was very vibrant and very committed group and a group that brought not only knowledge but a lot of emotion to the process. one statistic that i can't seem to get out of my mind and i am probably going to miss quote

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press, i think she will ben git from a more disciplined bill clinton on the press. >> charlie: the book, "hrc: state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton." jonathan allen and amie parnes, thank you. >> thank you. >> charlie: ted strickland is here, he is a democrat and he is the former ohio governor. he was one of president obama's highest profile co-chairmen during his reelection campaign. he also served 12 years in the u.s. house, representing ohio's sixth congressional district. he recently became president for the center for american progress action fund. i am pleased to have him at this table for the first time. shame on me. welcome. >> so happy to be here. >> charlie: thank you so much. you have a ph.d. in psychology and were a counselor at a prison -- >> for over ten years. i worked 20 hours a week at a maximum security prison in ohio working with very seriously mentally ill inmates. >> charlie: did that give you insight into human behavior and served your well in politics? >> some of the most brutal, sadistic behavior i witnessed in the prison, but some of the kindest, most, you

she will benefit from having a much more disciplined bill clinton. >> the book is called "hrc: state crets in the rebirth of hillary clinton." jonathan allen and amie parnes, thank you. ♪ >> ted strickland is here. he also served 12 years in the u.s. house representing ohio's sixth congressional district and recently became president of the center for american progress action fund. i'm pleased to have him here for the first time, shame on me. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> you have a phd in psychology. you are a counselor at a prison for over 10 years. iked hrs a w maximum security prison in ohio working with some very seriously mentally ill inmates. >> did that give you insights into behavior? >> some of the most brutal, sadistic behavior. some of the kindest, most generous behavior i've heard in that maximum-security prison. >> he ran for congress. >> three times before i finally one on my fourth attempt. >> what does that say about your? >> i'm persistent. i ran three times. someone said if at first you don't succeed, you try again. there's no sense in being a fool about it. [laugh

. >> i think i see chad griffin from the hrc talking on the telephone, which i believe is with presidentre. >> the president is on the line from air force one. >> president obama. >> go ahead. >> hello, mr. president, this is chris perry. >> and sandy, we thank you so much for your support. >> we are real proud of you guys and we're so glad that in california and a growing number of states around your leadership so you guys should be very proud of today and your courage, you are helping out a whole lot of people everywhere. >> the man holding the phone in that clip is chad griffin. his efforts are part of a new book called "forcing the spring" by jo becker here with me in studio. also with us are the two women you saw on the phone with the president, chris perry and sandy steer. they were two of the four plaintiffs in the prop 8 case that pushed for same-sex marriage rights in the state of california. also with us for the first time on television, the daughter of the attorney who argued before the supreme court for prop 8 and, therefore, against allowing same-sex marriage in the state of

the state of illinois? you know what i mean. >> not right now. >> ok, but not right now might not mean not ever. of hrc stateuthor secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton. going to is she not run for president of the united states? >> no, not right now. but i think she has been wanting to since 2008. she is having a lot of fun with that right now. bill clinton has been having fun with it. but the truth is that she is for a forward apace presidential run. >> i asked bill clinton whether or not we would see another clinton in the white house. that is specifically how i phrased it. might we see another clinton in the white house? >> chelsea is still too young. [laughter] [applause] you know, i spent most of the last six months trying to reorganize our foundation and make sure we had a good space for hillary to come in and do her projects and she spends half her time on the foundation because she knows more about how they should be managed and organized than i ever will. this has been fun for me. i don't know what hillary is going to do. but whatever it is, i expect to support it. >> ok, he expects to s

the break. in dallas yesterday. i've since come to an hrc or against it on top one was better not this country is fully fit a robot reasons that i don't want this book. what of music's off a ship moving on up. what a surprise one and all it is india's decision to abstain from working at the united nations human rights commission against the dunn cup and believes that the active state sponsor of resignation is too intrusive and maybe the sovereignty of the country. and as long as a shock to the book of criticism and protests by southern allies off the upa eye. in every decision mocking destination no foreign policy. india abstain from voting on the response of the convention on human rights commission and she got why do you get support to get into cars and then onto cars in fiji. it is his intention was to watch the full court in for an independent investigation into a rigid human rights by patients in the nation. an extended investigate the mechanism. with an open ended mandate to one in ten national processes is not the concept of up to it.