BALDWIN: We are just getting in new video of Piers Morgan and sit- down with the three senators. You have John McCain, Joe Lieberman and Lindsey Graham, all together, same room, and the issue of gay marriage came up. Here they were.</s>SENATOR LINDSEY GRAHAM (R), SOUTH CAROLINA: My state, we're not going to change the traditional definition of marriage. And I would support the traditional definition of marriage, not out of hate, but I believe that's just best for society. At the end of the day, states will come out differently on this issue and I think that's the way it should be. I think each state --</s>PIERS MORGAN, HOST, CNN'S "PIERS MORGAN TONIGHT": Could America really stand for freedom and genuine equality if half the states continue to view the rights of the homosexual couples to get married in a completely different way to the way they view the rights of a heterosexual couples?</s>GRAHAM: Can people in a republic -- can people in South Carolina and New York differ? I hope so. But can we do it in a way --</s>MORGAN: Can they both be equal? Can they both espouse equality if in one state you can't get married and another --</s>SENATOR JOE LIEBERMAN (I), CONNECTICUT: That's the basic question. Two, one is, is it unconstitutional to prohibit same sex marriage.</s>MORGAN: What do you think, yes or no?</s>LIEBERMAN: What do you think they should say?</s>MORGAN: What do you think they should decide?</s>LIEBERMAN: I think marriage ought to be decided by the states. That means some states would have the right to prohibit same sex marriage though I must tell you --</s>SENATOR JOHN MCCAIN (R), ARIZONA: That's the principle of the conservative federalist belief.</s>BALDWIN: That is just a portion of the interview that you can watch in full tonight, 9:00 Eastern. "PIERS MORGAN TONIGHT" right here on CNN.
McCain, Lieberman, Graham Sit Down With Piers