29 May 2017 - Reports that televangelist Pat Robertson said gay people should wear colors by which heterosexual people might easily identify them are fake news.
21 February 2017 - A 'hybrid' fake news site built on real comments made by Pat Robertson to assert the televangelist said looking at Melania Trump could 'cure gays.'
16 February 2017 - The televangelist said during a 15 February 2017 broadcast that people who oppose President Trump are 'revolting against what God’s plan is for America.'
22 August 1970 - Former Southern Baptist minister Pat Robertson did not propose that Christian men should boycott sex with wives who are planning to vote for Hillary Clinton.
26 January 2018 - A questionable 'news' article quoted televangelist Pat Robertson waxing eloquent about nude photographs of Donald Trump's wife, Melania.
22 August 1970 - Television evangelist Pat Robertson made controversial comments about Muslim and gay communities just after the Orlando shooting.
22 August 1970 - Fake news reports that former Southern Baptist minister Pat Robertson asserted the Orlando nightclub shooting was God's punishment for legalizing same-sex marriage.
22 August 1970 - Pat Robertson didn't suggest David Bowie wasn't really dead, or that "demons kidnapped him to entertain them in Hell."
