No, they were not "turned gay."  

That idea was Alex Jones operating near the peak of his ability to free-form improv an elaborate lie based on a headline he barely read on Twitter or Drudge Report. He came so close to actually saying something worth listening to for the first time in his excruciatingly long career only to let his aggressive stupidity and laziness get in the way, and then he had to read an apology on the air because the company sued him.  

It's very bad to let large corporations dump whatever they want to wherever they want to.
But Alex was never upset about that. That was just the grain of sense around which he built his pearl of bullshit. He wanted to trick gullible people who half-remembered the movie Jurassic Park into thinking there was such a thing as a chemical that made people gay so he could sell them water filters and "supplements" to make the fear he created go away. This has literally always been his business model because his first sponsor was a gold seller whose ads played on the fear of paper money losing its value in some near future disaster engineered by the "globalists" (which means Jews) to something-something literal biblical Christian devil.