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Geez, you are libeling Mr. Cuban, you’re the second person to do it, please stop. Girls Gone Wild was founded by Joe Francis, NOT Mark Cuban.

Without MARK CUBAN, there would be no "Girls Gone Wild". I REST MY CASE. #CubanSleazyPornKing

'That's not objectifying women!' Front-row Hillary backer Mark Cuban won't apologize for airing 'Girls Gone Wild' show and says soft-core porn doesn't compromise him as Clinton advocate

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MARK CUBAN appears to have a propensity for condoning soft porn and has never apologized for it.

'That's not objectifying women!' Front-row Hillary backer Mark Cuban won't apologize for airing 'Girls Gone Wild' show and says soft-core porn doesn't compromise him as Clinton advocate

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Girls Gone Wild features softcore pornography, featuring “young women exposing themselves on camera,” according to ESPN, and those young women are “in the barely-legal age group,” according to the UK Daily Mail.

Cuban first partnered with the Girls Gone Wild brand in 2010 and his network, HDNet, has aired the series Girls Gone Wild Presents: Search for the Hottest Girl in America for four seasons.

The UK Daily Mail grilled Cuban about the series, to which he claimed, “That’s not objectifying women!” The Daily Mail questioned him further, and it became awkward:

DailyMail.com asked him instead about his history promoting teen nudity on television – making the serial entrepreneur uncomfortable enough to crane his neck in search of someone else to talk to.

But ultimately he insisted that ‘no,’ his past association with the ‘Girls Gone Wild’ brand doesn’t compromise his pro-Clinton activism.

Asked if objectifying young women might cause Clinton partisans, specifically female voters, to be concerned about his sincerity, Cuban replied: ‘Nope. Not at all.’