About
Marion Gordon "Pat" Robertson (1930-2023) was an influential American media mogul, televangelist, and political commentator. He was known for advocating a conservative Christian ideology and his active involvement in Republican Party politics. Robertson founded the Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) and Regent University, leaving a significant mark on religious broadcasting and education. His influence extended to presidential politics, as he also ran for President.
Career Timeline
Founds Christian Broadcasting Network
Robertson establishes CBN, which grows into a major media outlet.
Establishes Regent University
Robertson founds Regent University, expanding his influence in education.
Runs for US President
Robertson seeks the Republican nomination for president, increasing his political visibility.
Influential Political Commentator
Robertson becomes a well-known conservative commentator.
Steps Down from 700 Club
Robertson steps down as host of The 700 Club.
Passes Away at 93
Robertson dies at age 93.
Legacy of Religious Conservatism
Robertson's impact remains significant in the fields of religious broadcasting, education, and conservative politics.
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Last updated: February 24, 2026