Clarence Thomas: “There should be almost no judicial scrutiny of these kinds of laws at all.”

I said, ‘What if they allowed me in but said I couldn't go to certain floors? That would be wrong.’

He always says what he thinks, but he never tells you to say what he wants you to think.

There seems to be this overwhelming pressure for us to agree with the prevailing notions which I consider almost illusory in a sense.

I said, 'What about if they said you couldn't go to certain stacks?’ Well, that would be wrong.