So, you beautiful bastards. Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show, your daily dive into the news,

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This is a news show. So, y'all, this is insane. We got to talk about how the Mark Robinson situation got way worse this weekend.

Because while we did a deep dive on just how horrible this guy was after he won his primary back in March,

the shit that came out and how it came out is just wild.

Which again, is saying something, because to give you a very top-level TLDR of what we talked about in the past,

Robinson has a long history of making a wide range of incredibly disturbing comments and doing so largely online.

With this, including a whole host of different anti-Semitic comments and Holocaust denialism, tons of outlandish conspiracy theories and many other remarks disparaging women,

strands and gay folks, Muslims, and other black people. But then we got this reporting from CNN that while it is not unexpected, is just fucking insane.

With it specifically being reported that the comments that we're going to be talking about

were made between 2008 and 2012 on the porn website, Nude Africa, which includes a message board.

And there are a number of different details that CNN used to match the account to Robinson.

First of all, the comments were made under the username Mini Soldier, which Robinson is frequently

used for other online accounts. Then of course, there is the fact that Robinson listed his full

name as well as an email address that he's used on numerous websites across the internet for decades.

With this including the commenting platform discuss where the same email was used to create an account

that also had the username Mini Soldier and even featured a picture of Robinson himself. And notably, that account still

appears to be up when we checked this morning. But then also, beyond that, many Soldier shared a ton

of biographical details that were shared on New to Africa that line up with Robinson's background.

Like, for example, the time period during which he served in the military, the fact that his

mother worked at a historically black college and university, the length of his marriage and his place of residence being

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