WILLIAMS: Here's what we're going to do, Charles. Since you think what-aboutism is okay. What about the President more than a decade ago was for gay marriage? Then when he met with the President, it said on the Christian Broadcast Network, he said it was a "bad decision" and should be left to the states, and he would go to Supreme Court justices that would overturn Roe and handle traditional marriage in the proper way. What did he do? He appointed two Supreme Court justices that were able to do that. So I don't want to hear any crap about President Obama and George Washington. They aren't President. This guy is President and he's a racist, homophobic bigot, and the fact you're supporting him is just shameful.

MOHYELDIN: Let me read a little bit of this Washington Post op-ed where they talk about the economic impact that has been had on the community by this President. The administration's aggressive negotiations on trade deals have preserved LGBTQ jobs. His hard line on foreign policy has protected LGBTQ lives. What benefits all Americans benefits the LGBTQ community as we cross every racial, socioeconomic, religious and cultural divide. They also say the president's tax cuts have helped put and keep food on the table for LGBTQ families. Do you disagree with that?

WILLIAMS: Let me talk about that. Let me talk about that. I appreciate the President cut my taxes. And I appreciate that when I was a Senate staffer for almost seven years, I passed a lot of those same trade bills that made goods coming into America a lot cheaper for Americans. None of that matters to me if I don't have a job because I've been fired. I cannot pay taxes if I don't have a job. I cannot pay less taxes or because I live in a state where it's okay to fire me for being gay. And it is in South Carolina. I cannot afford cheap underwear or a nice tv in South Carolina if I don't have a job to pay for those things. I don't want to hear about the tax cut helping gays, I don't want to hear about trade bills affecting and helping gays. I want to know why I can be fired in my state for being gay and the guy opposite me, Charles, thinks it's something we don't need to worry about. It's, what's the big deal? It's a big deal if you get fired from your job.