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Robertson: If people don't like Christmas "let them go to Saudi Arabia ... Pakistan ... Sudan and find a wonderful Muslim holiday"

Reverend Pat Robertson, host and Christian Coalition of America founder, during the December 23 news segment of Christian Broadcasting Network's The 700 Club:

ROBERTSON: You know it's an amazing thing -- this is a Christian country, it's founded by Christians, Christmas is one of our great celebrations. It's been a time of joy for our people for many years, and not only us, but now they're picking up Christmas in Japan, picking it up in China. It's something that has blessed the world. And if people don't like America and the traditions that made America great, let them go to Saudi Arabia, let them go to Pakistan. Yeah, they can go to the Sudan and find a wonderful Muslim holiday.

—N.C.

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