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." >> host: brian moulton of the human rights campaign. he is their policy and political affairs director. thanks for joining us. >> guest: thank you. connell: >> host: the vote enda. what does it mean. >> guest: it is a simple piece of legislation t would add sexual orientation and gender identity to federal law prohibiting discrimination in employment along categories like race, sex, disability, et cetera. this is really important because unfortunately all the advances we've seen for lgbt people all of country in terms of marriage and other areas, employment discrimination is very much reality and still perfectly legal in many states, in fact, in 21 states to fire someone or deny them promotion because they're gay or in 33 states, there is no state law that protects people who are transgender in employment. still a very significant issue facing our community and there really need to be a national solution to it to address that problem. >> host: how many times has this kind of vote come up in the past? >> guest: the bill was considered on

host: brian moulton. our guest, james -- our caller, james is up next. james, go ahead. -- ir: i wanted to let found the idea of us asking why somebody would want to work somewhere where there is discrimination going on to be a odd question considering the need tot people simply eat. it does not matter. you work where you need to work in order to survive. is people should not be discriminated against because of sexual orientation or any kind of transgender issues. when will the human race ever learn that all people are people, not just the ones that we most understand? guest: thank you, james. that these are basic -- these are basic, core protections. the poll has borne out that americans by and loss support, we have to have congress turn that broad public opinion into reality so that people like charlie that we spoke with can go tod others work without fear of losing their jobs simply because of who they are. host: republican line, he here is liz. caller: good morning. i believe no one should be discriminated for any reason whatsoever. on ald like to co

. >> on the next "washington to brian we would talk moulton about legislation that would ban work place discrimination. they look at the history and roles that third parties have in american politics. our guest is charlton college professor and author david gillespie. >> as a pakistani, i am concerned about pakistan. i want good relations with but not just out of love and caring for the united states, but out of love for pakistan. pakistan has to understand and realize as a nation that nor the nation can stretch your and make your size bigger than your neighbor. , sizes and advantage to india. echostar music it over one thing and be happy with the security with india as long as there is no attack from india. has nuclear weapons and india has nuclear weapons and the security has been achieved. pakistan can address its economic dysfunction. 40% of children don't go to school. make sure that pakistan's population does not continue to rise at a pace is much faster than the pace of its economic growth. and of those things can be addressed just by building relations between an american milita