Cenk Uygur
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Pat Robertson - The Insultingly Awful Love 'Expert'
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May 16, 2013
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4:16Now Playing"We here at Mediaite don't claim to be psychiatrists but, generally speaking, when a person just can't seem to forgive their spouse for adulterous behavior, there are usually several ways to proceed: Address any underlying trust issues with open conversation; split apart if the inability to forgive reflects a serious rift in the relationship; or... sweep everything under the rug and focus on changing your behavior so that the cheating spouse no longer feels the need to wander. Televangelist Pat Robertson seems to believe in the latter option."*
What do you do if your spouse cheats and it weighs upon you? Well, if you're asking Pat Robertson (and you're a woman), he'll give you great tips like just be grateful for the marriage, be more enticing than internet porn, and "just forget about the adultery." Wow. These are gems. John Iadarola (Host, TYT University) breaks it down.
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