Scott sees the slippery slope leading to the recent Supreme Court same-sex marriage decision as going back to the start of cultural Marxism with Herbert Marcuse and the Frankfort School. He was the teacher of Saul Alinsky and laid out the radical agenda that gays have adopted as their own from the time of the Stonewall riots of 1969. Peter added to Scott's comments by noting that homosexuals are now attacking what they view as religious-based discrimination which they also see as unacceptable. This has placed religious freedom in a cultural battle with homosexual so-called 'rights' and the more 'rights' given by the government to homosexuals, the more gay power grows. As this Crosstalk moves along you'll learn about: --Scott's lawsuit involving an LGBT advocacy group in East Africa that is trying to charge him with crimes against humanity. --A case where conversion therapy was deemed to be 'consumer fraud.' --The guest's thoughts on the Raffi Freedman-Gurspan hiring. --The 5-stage process that Scott believes the homosexual movement uses: tolerance, acceptance, celebration, forced participation in the culture and finally punishment of all dissenters.