Mo Rocca

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Every great movement begins with an individual act of defiance. Moses stood up to the Egyptians. Gandhi stared down the British. Mo Rocca met a man in Syracuse, New York, facing the mightiest foe of them all.

Every great movement begins with an individual act of defiance. Moses stood up to the Egyptians. Gandhi stared down the British. Mo Rocca met a man in Syracuse, New York, facing the mightiest foe of them all.

Let me ask you this, Mo. The time that you spent in the field, can you now tell men what to look for in a good pair of panties? Oh, absolutely, John.

Let me ask you this, Mo. The time that you spent in the field, can you now tell men what to look for in a good pair of panties? Oh, absolutely, John.

Well, do you have an example of that to show us, or is there someone? Oh, well, sure, here. Oh, okay, yeah.

Well, do you have an example of that to show us, or is there someone? Oh, well, sure, here. Oh, okay, yeah.

I know, I understand, yes, they're underneath. Very good. Mo Rock, everybody!

I know, I understand, yes, they're underneath. Very good. Mo Rock, everybody!

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Everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day, but Brendan Fay wants to ruin everyone's good time.

Everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day, but Brendan Fay wants to ruin everyone's good time.

But you're gay. Your parade is in the summer. Well, I'm Irish and gay. But that's impossible, according to Reverend Lou Sheldon of the Traditional Values Coalition.

But you're gay. Your parade is in the summer. Well, I'm Irish and gay. But that's impossible, according to Reverend Lou Sheldon of the Traditional Values Coalition.

And he wants to protect the heterosexual march that is the St. Patrick's Day parade.

And he wants to protect the heterosexual march that is the St. Patrick's Day parade.

The Reverend has valid reason for concern.

The Reverend has valid reason for concern.