COSTELLO: All right. "Talk Back" question of the day. "Should we welcome pastors in the public square despite their views on homosexuality?" This from Melissa. "Well, we have freedom of speech and that means the freedom to not listen to hate-filled speeches." This from Sophie, "There's no need for a pastor at an inauguration in my opinion. It would be more impartial and inclusive without it." This from Michael, "Sure, but I think religion should be taxed if they get involved in politics." This from Darin, "Like them or not, they have every right to be part of the process. Give the dude an opportunity to put forth his current ideas before you toast him. People learn and people change." And this from Scott, "I have no problem with the pastor speaking, although my opinion differs from his. I would welcome his presence and speech." Keep the conversation going facebook.com/CarolCNN or tweet @CarolCNN. Headaches, ears ringing, sleepless nights. Bernie Kosar former NFL quarterback has had them all after playing ball. Now Kosar says a new treatment has stopped his symptoms.
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