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SEN. KAMALA HARRIS, (D) JUDICIARY COMMITEE: My question is very specific. Can you comment, on your personal opinion, on whether chemicals in the water are turning the frogs gay? It's a yes or no. Please.
ALEX JONES, SUPREME COURT NOMINEE: In Weyerhaeuser Company v. United States Fish and Wildlife Service, and this is, I think, relevant to your question, Justice Kennedy wrote, in the majority opinion joined by Chief Justice Roberts, and Justice Alito, and Justice Gorsuch, and Justice Breyer, and Justice Kagan, the days of discriminating against gay and lesbian frogs, or treating gay and lesbian frogs as inferior in dignity and worth, are over, to paraphrase him.
HARRIS: Do you agree with that statement?
JONES: That is the precedent of the Supreme Court agreed with by --
HARRIS: You, sir. I'm asking your opinion. You're the nominee right now, and so it is probative of your ability to serve on the highest court in our land. So I'm asking you a very specific question. Either you're willing to answer it or not, and if you're not willing to answer it, we can move on. But do you believe chemicals in the water are turning the frogs gay?
JONES: So, each of the justices have declined, as a matter of judicial independence, each of them, to answer questions in that line of cases.
HARRIS: So you will not answer that question?
JONES: I'm kind of retarded.
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