Sabato gave no other reasons why the other 35 years of his “career” has been a failure.

From Variety:

Antonio Sabato Jr. claims that he’s been bullied endlessly in the days following his appearance at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. Not only online, but by Hollywood directors who have blacklisted him. On July 18, the actor opened the RNC in Cleveland with a speech about why he’s supporting Donald Trump, calling him the “unity” candidate, who would secure borders and protect citizens. Sabato Jr. reached out to Variety to share what he says happened next.

“I was never a politician. I care about my country. I put God first. For the last seven-and-a-half years, I’ve seen this country led by a leader that’s made mistakes. I spoke my mind about it. But because I’m in the industry, you can’t talk about that. The media and the liberals act the way they act: The will back up the president until the end. It’s been interesting. I’ve had fantastic directors who have said officially to my agents and managers they will never hire me again. They will never even see me for projects. That’s unfair. It’s just like Communism.”

“My work and my life is based on God. My leader, the one I look up to, is Jesus Christ. I’ve seen people in the industry say, “I’m not going to talk to this guy, because he talks about Jesus Christ.” It shows the true personalities of these people. Well, I wouldn’t want to work with them anyway. But if I acted the same way as they did, I would never work for anybody. They are all with Hillary.”

Below see  a listing of Sabato’s outstanding body of work before endorsing Trump which includes such artistic works as: Celebrity Circus, Hypersonic, and Celebrity Wife Swap.

Film and television appearances

• Fuga da Kayenta (it) (1991) as Emiliano
• General Hospital as Jagger Cates (1992–1994, 1995)
• Moment of Truth: Why My Daughter? (1993) as A.J. Treece
• Jailbreakers (1994) as Tony
• Earth 2 as Alonzo Solace (1994–1995)
• Melrose Place as Jack Parezi (1995)
• Her Hidden Truth as Det. Matt Samoni (1995)
• If Looks Could Kill as John Hawkins (1996)
• Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman as Earl Gregg, aka Bob Stanford, aka Deathstroke in the episode “Bob and Carol and Lois and Clark” (1996)
• Code Name: Wolverine as Harry Gordini aka Wolverine (1996)
• High Voltage (1997)
• The Big Hit as Vince (1998)
• Ally McBeal as Kevin Wyatt (1999; Episode 221, “The Green Monster”)
• Fatal Error (1999) as Dr. Nick Baldwin
• Tribe as Jack Osborne (1999)
• Guilty as Charged (Base II) as Sgt. Hawks (2000)
• Charmed 2 Episodes – Season 2 “Ms. Hellfire” & “Give Me A Sign” as Bane Jessup (2000)
• Shark Hunter as Spencer Northcut
• Hypersonic (2002) as Grant Irvine
• Flavor of Love as himself (2006; Season 1)
• The Chaos Factor as Jack Poynt (2000)
• The Outer Limits as Chad Warner in the episode “Skin Deep” (2000)
• Testosterone as Pablo Alesandro (2003)
• Bugs (2003) as Matt Pollack
• The Help as Dwayne (2004)
• Deadly Skies as Donovan (2005)
• Crash Landing as Major John Masters (2005)
• The Bold and the Beautiful as Dante Damiano (2005–2006)
• Destination: Infestation as Ethan Hart (2007)
• Reckless Behavior: Caught on Tape as Greg Vlasi (2007)
• Ghost Voyage as Michael (2008)
• Celebrity Circus as himself (2008)
• General Hospital: Night Shift as Jagger Cates (2008)
• Ugly Betty as himself (2009)
• My Antonio as himself (2009)
• Drifter: Henry Lee Lucas as notorious serial killer, Henry Lee Lucas (2009)
• Scrubs as Antonio (Episode Titled “Our Drunk Friend”-2009)
• Princess of Mars as John Carter (2009)
• CSI: NY as Davi Santos (2010)
• Rizzoli & Isles as Jorge
• The Arrangement as himself (2010)
• Hot in Cleveland (1 episode — Dancing Queens) as Palo, the GBF (Gay Best Friend) of Victoria Chase (2011)
• Secrets From Her Past as Shawn (2011)
• Celebrity Wife Swap as himself (2012)
• The Three Stooges as Bobby Farrelly (2012)
• Baby Daddy as Gerard (2013)
• The League as Father Zaragosa (2013)
• Dancing with the Stars as himself/contestant (2014).
• Fix it & finish it (2014–present) as himself