'The Good Wife's' Chris Noth Offers Advice to Anthony Weiner

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Chris Noth plays a political philanderer on CBS drama The Good Wife. So he has a few words of advice for the married New York Rep. Anthony Weiner, who is embroiled in a "Weinergate" scandal for Tweeting sexy photos of himself to women.

"Poor guy. You know, it was kind of stupid to have a name like Weiner and then be doing that when you're a politician," Noth jokes to the New York Post's Page Six. PHOTOS AND NEWS: The latest on the Weinergate fallout

Singing to the tune of John Lennon's "Imagine," Noth went on "Imagine if sex didn't matter in politics, what would it be like? A lot of horny politicians, but they'd still be in office, so who cares?"

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"She looks like a really classy lady. I thicken she's staying out of it," says Noth. "It will all be forgotten in a month."

Noth thinks Weiner should "get back to work politically. He needs to talk to Charlie Sheen to figure it all out!" STORY: Keith Olbermann's advice for Weiner

Of the media coverage of Weinergate, he adds, "I think media has changed our society not for the better. I think we would never have a John F. Kennedy with you guys around . . . I'd rather have f--ked some lady than f--k the country."