Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr was taken aback by one of the questions that was thrown at him during a recent press conference. Kerr was given a rather unwelcome break from all the basketball-related queries, as he was asked to give his two cents worth on one of the most gripping political developments that has taken the United States by storm — the Mueller Report.

In true Kerr fashion, the three-time NBA champion coach was able to dodge the loaded question with such grace and wit.

Here's a look at Kerr's hilarious response to the query:

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Kerr was definitely in a laughing mood following his team's demolition job of the Los Angeles Clippers. The Warriors came out on top, 132-105, which allowed them to take a 2-1 advantage in their first-round series matchup.

There was no choke job in this one, as the Dubs were able to secure the huge lead they had established early on through the final buzzer.

Kevin Durant led the way for the Warriors with 38 points on 14-of-23 shooting, along with three three-pointers, four rebounds, seven assists, a steal, and a block. No, Patrick Beverley absolutely did not shut KD down.

These two teams will take the court again on Sunday night in Game 4 of the series. The Warriors will have an opportunity to win both games on L.A.'s home floor, thereby inching their way closer to an elusive three-peat.