• Pat Robertson (700 Club of Creepiness) & NON-Creep Melissa McCarthy

  • Nov 8 2024
  • Length: 50 mins
  • Podcast

Pat Robertson (700 Club of Creepiness) & NON-Creep Melissa McCarthy

  • Summary

  • What a Creep
    Season 27, Episode 4
    Pat Robertson

    Pat Robertson was a minister, televangelist, media mogul, and presidential candidate. He was head of Regent University and the Christian Broadcasting Network, where he hosted “The 700 Club.”
    He was also a creep who talked all kinds of crap about LGBTQ+ rights, feminism, race, and the right to abortion, all under the guise of religion, to a massive audience on his Christian Broadcasting Network. He was instrumental in creating the Christian Right movement, changing American politics forever, and paving the way for MAGA and Trump. What a creep!
    Sources for this episode:

    • Advocate
    • AP News
    • Esquire
    • Mother Jones
    • New York Times
    • New York Times
    • Rolling Stone
    • Washington Post
    • Wikipedia
    • Wikipedia (all of his controversies needed its own Wikipedia page)

    Trigger warning: Racism, sexism, homophobia - this creep has everything
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