The 'Glee' Conundrum: Chris Colfer Talks Taking Pics with Anti-Gay Politicians (Video)

Here's an interesting predicament, presented to "Glee" star Chris Colfer by Piers Morgan: if you meet politicians that you know have voted against your own personal rights, what do you say to them?

In an interview with Morgan (which will air on Monday on "Piers Morgan Tonight"), Colfer discussed his recent attendance at the White House Correspondent's Dinner and how it went when he came face-to-face with members of the GOP, many of whom actively oppose gay rights.

"Everyone loves 'Glee,' everyone loves me in 'Glee,'" said Colfer. "It's great when people come up and they're like, 'Oh my god, I just love you. Can I have a picture with you?' And I'll be like, yeah, sure...you don't believe in me and my rights, but you want a picture with me. Sure. Sure, I'll take a picture with you."

When Morgan asked him if he knew how they voted, Colfer noted that he does "watch C-SPAN occasionally" and usually has a good idea of whether or not they support gay rights. But as he says, "I think it's more likely they'll change their mind positively if I give them the picture, rather than not."

Check out the clip below, and tune in to "Piers Morgan Tonight" on Monday on CNN for the full interview.