'America Reports' panelists Mary Katharine Ham and Matthew Bennett discuss the fallout from President Biden calling Trump supporters 'garbage' and Mark Cuban's remarks about pro-Trump women.
Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks’ minority owner and surrogate for Vice President Kamala Harris during her presidential election bid, had been linked to running for the White House in the last few election cycles but never took the plunge.
Cuban appeared on "The Steam Room" with Ernie Johnson and Charles Barkley last week, when Johnson asked Cuban whether having Barkley on the ticket with him would help him make the decision to run for president after all.
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Dallas Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban looks on during the first half against the Chicago Bulls at American Airlines Center in Dallas on Nov. 6, 2024. (Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images)
The billionaire business mogul appeared to like the idea, and Barkley went a step further.
"We’d win. We’d definitely win," the NBA Hall of Famer said.
There seemed to be a wide-open field for anyone on the Democrat side to run for president in 2028 following the party’s loss in the presidential, House and Senate elections. California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro have all been among the top names for the ticket.
"Yes, we would win running away," Cuban declared of a ticket with Barkley. "No question about it."
Cuban came out on the attack against Trump in the final days of the campaign. He said on "The View" that Trump was "never seen around strong, intelligent women ever." He admitted to making a mistake with those remarks afterward, as it came on the heels of President Biden seemingly calling
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