As cross examination of Cantor began on Tuesday, college lawyer barbara findlay, who spells her name without capital letters, (REALLY FUCKEN BIZARRE ADDITION TO THIS STORY WHY WOULD SHE CHOOSE THIS THEN I ASK) attempted to play video of a recent interview he'd done with CBC's The National. In that video, Cantor, who is gay and an atheist, addresses his unlikely alliance with religious conservatives in the U.S., and estimates that he has more than doubled his income this year by providing testimony in support of laws limiting the rights of transgender people.

Controversial psychologist tells B.C. hearing he feels a duty to speak out on transgender issues