Say what you will about the Enquirer, but they have fact-checking and legal teams that rival those of most major magazines.

http://www.cjr.org/behind_the_news/p...s.php?page=all

Harvey, wherever he may be, just got some major indigestion.

It's called CYA.

Since the video was released, my original statement stands:

Womp womp.

Update: As per the Enquirer, he's been busted cheating on the mistress:

http://www.nationalenquirer.com/excl...-with-stripper

Let me guess, he was cheating on her with the now ex-wife? *reads* Ah. Stripper. Got it.

When I reached this part... I was done.

This could only be more perfect if he'd been caught on Cheaters.

Can you really cheat on a mistress? Is that even possible outside "YOU'RE A DICK" Land?

I loved the part when she said that she was surprised that he had somebody else. Lady, you are sleeping with a married man. Do you really think you are that special that he had no other booty calls?

That's what he told her! He even said that he would leave his wife for her...

"I know what we did was cheating but I never thought I'd catch him lying ..."

I can hear the conversation right now: "girlfriend, your man is cheating on us"...
What a sleaze.

*cough*
It's the sleeping with a LYING married man that's the problem.

Just saying ;)

Fair point, but then look at where I call her a booty call. Does not imply an actual emotional relationship.

ETA: And I think that even if she knew that she was sleeping with a married man, the fact that his wife wasn't done with it makes it unacceptable to me.

Oh aye, the whole "he's going to leave her for me" bullshit that ALMOST NEVER HAPPENS (and when it does, it's clear you're rarely getting a winner, see Newt Gingrich.)

Were it an honest sort of relationship and consensual all around it'd be something so entirely different as to not be recognizable as the current situation. (Which is more about what I was referring to, that it is perfectly possible to be sleeping with a married man without having problems if it's consensual. I'm here to break people's assumptions.)