Obama: Woods Can 'Absolutely' Recover

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Updated Apr. 25, 2017 11:06AM EDT / Published Jan. 13, 2010 2:46PM EST

It’s always good to have the man in charge on your side. President Obama said Tiger Woods can “absolutely” be rehabilitated from the scandal that linked him to at least nine women. “I don’t want to comment on his personal relationship with his wife and family, but I’m a strong believer that anybody can look within themselves, find their flaws and fix them,” the president said in a not-yet-released interview with People magazine. Woods met with Obama in August of last year, after receiving a tour of the White House. “I suspect he will try to put his life back together again,” Obama said.

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Obama: Woods Can 'Absolutely' Recover