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4:23Now Playing"While attending a conference last month, the president of the King's College was spotted in the company of a woman other than his wife. At a typical institution of higher learning, a sighting like that might not have turned into a major controversy.
But the King's College is not a typical institution of higher learning. It is a tiny Christian college based in a downtown Manhattan office building, whose mission statement articulates a "commitment to the truths of Christianity and a biblical worldview."
Its president was Dinesh D'Souza, better known as the outspoken conservative commentator behind the caustic documentary "2016: Obama's America." And the ensuing scandal has cost him his job.
The King's College announced Mr. D'Souza's resignation on Thursday, two days after World Magazine, a Christian-oriented publication, reported that he had checked into a Comfort Suites in South Carolina in September with a woman he introduced as his fiancée, despite the fact that he was already married. The magazine reported that he filed for divorce the same day its reporter called to ask about the situation."* Cenk Uygur breaks down the hypocrisy shown by Dinesh D'Souza, who professionally calls out President Obama for not having "family values."
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