I say my soul, I say my soul, I say my soul, I say my soul. How do you feel about this proposed event? I think it's a waste of time. I think whoever is so uptight that they gotta make that their issue instead of feeding the poor or calling their mother. It's got their priorities different and I think they're probably... All of those things are based on fear. They're afraid of losing something. I don't know what they think they're gonna lose. If I gave people getting married, it's really based on fear and that's kind of such primal thing you can't really reason about it. There was a document called the Family of Proclamation of the World that the Prophet, the leaders of the church, put out maybe 10-15 years ago and it was sort of a declaration of sort of an open letter to the world declaring our views on family. It does very specifically talk about marriage, that the order of God and the order that we will return to God in is in our familial connections. And the key to that would be the connection of the female and a male person and it does very specifically say that marriages between a man and a woman. There's no gay couples that are gonna be married in the temple. Now, the other side of that being we are all children of God and that I personally believe that people can build whatever relationships they want. They can make covenants with each other and they can make commitments the way they see fit. I think happiness lies into it too, you know, everybody has a right to be happy. All of that. The big thing is the government is like, is the question is like, well okay, it's one thing for religion to believe that things are a certain way. It's another thing for them to then communicate. Everybody else like how things don't. It's another thing for them to communicate to the government, what marriage is. You know, I think couples should be able to share benefits. They should be able to have grieving rights. They should be able to not be protected from bullying. Just remain it against. There's probably a place where it sort of looks like conflict but it's sort of not. The government, the church has never come out and told anybody out of vote. Anyone who says that they do really doesn't know what they're talking about. It's hearsay. So, um, here it's just not about, it's not what they're teaching. When our leaders get up in front of us and speak, they're not talking about how they're not disengaged people. They're not doing those things they're talking about. They're uplifting each other and trying to live a life and try to grow and see things as each role. The church is made up of people. Not angels. People make mistakes. People make mistakes. People have different perceptions of things. And they're motivated by fear and many different factors, you know. If children are loved and nurtured, no matter who does it, they're going to grow up happy, healthy and productive. They're actually a wholesome, especially in their... Yeah, I can't remember how old, our 12-year-old, she comes and she asks... What are you about? We're about gay people. We just say we'll live. We believe that people of all walks of life, you know, deserve to be happy to make their choices, to live with and love who they please. And, you know, I mean, for the first two years, we had a gay nanny, you know, and he was awesome. For those two years, you know. Yeah, he was our tour nanny. Yeah. You know, so we'd tell you that and we'd just say we love him and we love him. Everybody else said that we tried to explain to her why some people feel certain ways about things and try to set a little light on maybe that's not right or maybe how she can find out for herself. Yeah, you know, I mean, you tell him you love them wherever they are and whoever they love. Old church is about an individual testimony. It's about every individual in the Mormon church has gone to God themselves with concepts and trying to find out what the truth is themselves. The religions based on your own experience with God and your own search for truth. Maybe that's the misconception that we're all kind of a woman. We're all one body kind of moving. Yeah, you know, shuffling along as the mob does, but I don't think that's necessarily fair. I don't think Romney could be a good president. I don't think he has the right perspective. He's obviously hired a bunch of people working on this. I mean, yeah, tell you, I voted for Bomm. Bommed. I'm bombed. Wanted better. I wanted better. You know what I think every, I think that's across the board. So it's frustrating. I wish Huntsman were to stick stuck in there. That would have been a good Mormon. We have, but he's not really a practicing Mormon. I don't think that's the best kind.