BOLDUAN: Tonight, you'll be witnessing history. For the first time, a major cable news network will air a presidential forum devoted to LGBTQ issues. It all kicks off a few hours from now right here on CNN. CNN's Kyung Lah is there. Kyung, what should people expect tonight?</s>KYUNG LAH, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Kate. What you're expecting to hear today is really a difference maker and a uniform voice among all these Democratic candidates. Ahead of all this, some of these candidates are getting a bit specific trying to roll out their proposals. I want to tick off a few of them. There are three candidates in particular who have rolled out proposals ahead of this evening's historic town hall. Senator Kamala Harris has rolled out her plan. She did stop by Los Angeles's The Abbey. It is a historic gathering place here in Los Angeles. She stopped to take pictures, to meet and greet with members of the LGBTQ-plus community. And highlighting shortly after that, she released a detailed plan, much of which we have heard on the trail. She also says she wants to establish a chief advocate for LGBTQ affairs in the White House. She wants to expand the table of decision making for the community in her White House. Now, all three of these candidates, Harris, Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, they all rolled out plans, which are tent-poled in supporting and passing the Equality Act, which has passed in the House. It's expanding civil rights protections for the LGBTQ-plus community, repealing some of the measures in the Trump administration, and, Kate, expanding the rights and civil protection for this community, which they all say - and you'll hear this throughout the evening -- that they feel has been under attack during the Trump White House -- Kate?</s>BOLDUAN: It all kicks off right here on CNN. Thanks so much, Kyung. A lot to look forward to this evening. Do not forget to watch CNN's back-to-back town halls. It starts tonight at 7:30 p.m., right here on CNN. Thanks you all for joining me for another day, for another wild day. "INSIDE POLITICS" with John King starts right now.
Tonight: Democratic Candidates at CNN Town Hall on Equality/Protecting LGBTQ Americans.