North Carolina Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson has been involved in a scandal following a CNN report. Several staffers have quit.

Former President Donald Trump will make another visit to North Carolina this week, just four days after he avoided commenting on a scandal involving Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson at a campaign stop in Wilmington.

Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson ’s scandal — over a CNN report alleging he made many vulgar, racist and sexually explicit comments on a pornography website — continues to have fallout. Robinson denies the CNN report that outlines all the ties between Robinson’s own email and online accounts and the posts, calling it “tabloid trash.”

The scandal-ridden, Trump-endorsed GOP candidate who wants to be the next governor of North Carolina is staying in the race.

I appreciate the efforts of these team members who have made the difficult choice to step away," the GOP candidate wrote.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is traveling to North Carolina for a rally Saturday amid fallout from that state's GOP gubernatorial candidate calling himself a "Black Nazi" on a pornography website.

North Carolina Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson said Monday he was going to “go after” CNN after the network published an investigation last week about his history of disturbing online comments. The Republican nominee for governor has decried the story as “salacious tabloid trash,

In the wake of his porn website scandal, North Carolina gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson’s campaign is quickly falling apart. Four senior staff members resigned Sunday night, including his campaign manager Chris Rodriguez,