​JAKE TAPPER (HOST): ​Does Judge [Roy] Moore still believe that homosexual conduct should be against the law? 

​TED CROCKETT:​ The reason people support ​J​udge Moore in the state of Alabama is because he's a ​biblic​al​ly​-​based custom law of the ​Bible. The Mosaic English law. Homosexuality is a sin in the ​biblical sense. That is where Roy Moore is in the state of Alabama. 

​TAPPER: Well, does he believe that the Christian ​Bible should be the law of the United States of America? ​

CROCKETT: This country was founded on the Christian Bible​, founded on the Mosaic law, the Old Testament and the New Testament. ​

[...]

TAPPER: Here's my question for you, sir. Does he think that homosexual conduct should be illegal? It's a yes or no question.

​CROCKETT: Probably.

​TAPPER: H​​e probably thinks homosexual conduct should be illegal?

​CROCKETT: Yeah.

TAPPER: ​And what would the punishment be for a man having sexual relations with another man or a woman having sexual relations with another woman​?​ What should the punishment be?

​CROCKETT: It's just a sin, ​OK? 

​[...]

​TAPPER: ​What should the punishment be for two men having sexual relations? What should the punishment be? I understand you think it's a sin.

CROCKETT: I don't know. I am not going to make that decision.

​Previously:​

GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore suggested 9/11 was punishment for “legitimized sodomy,” but top media outlets just call him a “firebrand”

CNN has done great reporting on Roy Moore’s extremism, but two network contributors are trying to get him elected

WaPo reporter says that women spoke out about Roy Moore in part because of his hypocritical stance on LGBTQ rights