Sorba charged that activism in favor of gay civil rights is a product of a "born gay hoax," "invented" in 1985 to counter sodomy laws, which has gone on to legitimize "behavior" through legal recognition of same-sex couples and foist a lifestyle onto society.

The "born gay hoax," vintage 1985, is behind a narcissistic effort to foist a lifestyle upon society through law, Sorba said.

"But why did they want to do that?" Uygur asked. "Is it just because they love sodomy so much?"

"The argument is [that] human nature is a substance -- a body, sense, emotion, reason and will in relationship," Sorba responded. "What the homosexual does as a pro-sodomy activist is they ignore the body as an important part of their personal reality. They ignore the body as an important part of who they are. So they blind themselves to a part of who they are and who others are."

"A lot of them have got deep-seated psychological problems," he went on. "For example, Ellen DeGeneres, whose stepfather tried to molest her three times. He never got around to doing it, but she had to live with him after he had tried to molest her several times. And she had to stare at him while they were eating breakfast every day...she developed a fear of her father and generalized it onto all men."

The full interview, offering further psychoanalysis of gays by professed heterosexual and public speaker Ryan Sorba is available to view below:

Further reading on Sorba, along with footage of an April speech met with protest at Smith College, is available at Good As You.