but we cannot view this as it is the responsibility of the united stateses to fix what's happening in iraq. the really tough part of democracy which we are struggling with as the greatest and the longest continuous democracy in houston. the really tough part is how do democracies. >> yes >> majority rules but you protect minority rights. we have a tough time with it. those countries have a tough time with it. you can see what's happening in egypt now. in syria and iraq and that context. the iraqis have to have an inclusionary government. it's a country with sunnis, shias and kurds. >> yeah. >> they have to be involved. they have got to develop -- they have got to get away from the concept that if one group is in power, the other group is out. >> to that point, does the carped prime minister, nouri al-malaki, has he failed in your view to be the kind of inclusive leader that the country needs at this moment in time? >> yes. >> does he need to go? >> whether he goes or not. >> in your view. >> up to the iraqis. they have got to decide if he is to stay, he certainly has to taking. >> it

united states. today 19 states allow same-sex marriage. in 23 statesesn same-sex marriage are being challenged. eight states have had their bans on same-sex marriage ruled unconstitutional. four are on hold pending appeal. david boyes and ted olsson have teamed up to tell the story of their victory in "redeeming the dream, the case for marriage equality" and in a documentary film on hbo tonight "the case against 8." here is a clip from the doc. >> when we announced it, one of the people at the press conference stood up and said how can we trust what you are doing if you're doing it with ted olsson. >> there was reaction among conservatives that i was a traitor to conservative beliefs. >> it really is a betrayal of everything that ted olsson has purported to stand for. >> i don't know what happened to ted olsson. i have no clue. ted used to be one of us. >> so many of your fellow conservatives are on the other side of the issue. >> i haven't had a chance to talk with them all yet. >> joining us now, david boies and ted olsson. you're heroes to the country