With a mix of frothy hate and unbridled stupidity, Rick Santorum appeared on Fox & Friends to tell everyone that they should be far more concerned about marriage equality becoming law of the land than really anything else, including climate change.

Santorum is livid that the Supreme Court would do their job and uphold the Constitution, and seems to want the Supreme Court to be elected like justices in many states. He then said:

“The better solution if you’re going to put effort into try to control the judiciary is by doing things that limits their jurisdiction or requires, for example, the Supreme Court to take all appeals.”

When Fox News’ Tucker Carlson mentioned that heterosexual marriage is “collapsing” because of marriage equality, Santorum drifted off into a diatribe about what he would focus on if he were president, and where he would put his energy:

“The most important power that a president has — and obviously I’m running for president — the most important power the president has is the power of the bully pulpit… Can you imagine if instead of if the president spent all his time talking about global warming, if he talked about the importance of marriage and fathers and mothers taking responsibility for raising this children in healthy homes? And actually promoting marriage, not just from the presidency, but in the popular culture and in the business community. And actually have programs that support the idea marriage and togetherness in order to raise children.”