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Jesse James gave a “provocative” interview on Nightline the other day, speaking of his relationship with his now ex-wife, Sandra Bullock. Here is what he had to say:

On cheating:
"When I was doing it, you know, one, I knew it was horrible, it made me feel horrible. And two, I knew I would get caught eventually, and I think I wanted to get caught." Sandra "had her suspicions in the past, but, you know, I lied, and lied my way out of it. I lied to everyone about everything, even to myself."

On rehab:
"I cried more in rehab in last 30 days than I have in my whole life. I don't think I have a sex addiction where I'm running around trying to have sex with everyone and can't stop. I think I do things to sabotage my life including extramarital affairs, texting … I do a lot of things in my life I shouldn't be doing that aren't conducive to being a perfect husband."

On his successes:
His TV show, Monster Garage, was "a huge smoke screen so people won't see I'm a scared abused kid, a 7 year old."

James also recalled an incident which left him rather scarred. He claimed his father chased him in the dark, around the house and broke his arm. His father denies these allegations.

These guys and their excuses! Give me a break! “Wanting to get caught?” Oh, please! Oldest line in the book! He whined a few days ago that “he was the most hated man in America.” Boo-hoo. First of all, that is really presumptuous of him to think that outside the internet gossip sites and entertainment shows that anyone gives a damn. He should be more concerned by the bad example he has sent to his children. Would he want his little girls growing up and end up in the situation that he put Sandra Bullock in? Would he want his son to become a philanderer and disrespect women? I would hope not.

His family denies that there was any abuse in his childhood, as well. In fact, his step-mom just released the following statement:

Janina James Coan was married to James’ father when he was a little kid. She was married to him the same time that James claimed his father was abusive towards him. She is “appalled” to hear this rubbish and says it is “a bunch of crap.” She states:

“Larry was the most caring father, the kindest father who would do anything for anybody. He loved Jesse to death and would brag about him all the time.”

She does admit that there was some tension between the father and son, but that it was brought on by James’ behavior. When he was 16, he and some friends robbed a Fotomat and his father taught him a lesson by calling the police. James ended up in juvi and always held a grudge against his father for calling the cops on him.

Wow, sounds like Jesse James has always blame shifted. His father did the right thing in wanting to set his son straight. It is not okay to steal, just as it is not okay to cheat. You can’t blame others for your problems and it sounds like he expected everyone to pick up after his messes and turn the other cheek. Lesson to be learned, here, James! You reap what you sow, and when you play in the mud, you get dirty!