Mark Cuban

Yes, for sure.

I agree with Freedberg 100%.

I agree with Freedberg 100%.

Just look at the data and look at the numbers and they match up. The Freedberg's point, the Freedberg's point, is that the only thing that caused inflation? Of course not. When you spend too much money, when you inflate the economy, when you have supply chain disruption, all those things contribute.

Just look at the data and look at the numbers and they match up. The Freedberg's point, the Freedberg's point, is that the only thing that caused inflation? Of course not. When you spend too much money, when you inflate the economy, when you have supply chain disruption, all those things contribute.

But we're also not having the conversation to say, okay, how much of the supply chain disruption contributed to inflation? Was it 3% of that 20%? Was it 5%? Was it 7%? Was it 1%? We don't know. It's impossible.

But we're also not having the conversation to say, okay, how much of the supply chain disruption contributed to inflation? Was it 3% of that 20%? Was it 5%? Was it 7%? Was it 1%? We don't know. It's impossible.

I mean, I think there was good elements of the tax cut. I think he went too far, but I think they needed to come down from 35 percent. Whatever the corporate rate, 35 percent, I think, was corporate. That was too expensive. It made it difficult for us to compete globally. I thought 20 and I thought.

I mean, I think there was good elements of the tax cut. I think he went too far, but I think they needed to come down from 35 percent. Whatever the corporate rate, 35 percent, I think, was corporate. That was too expensive. It made it difficult for us to compete globally. I thought 20 and I thought.

Bringing down cap gains, again, I forget exactly what they were, maybe 29%, I forget, was also smart. But I think he went too far. But you can argue that. There's no right answer on what that is going to be. It's a guess, right? You just put it out there and you hope what you plan and what you propose and what is implemented works. And you don't know until it does.

Bringing down cap gains, again, I forget exactly what they were, maybe 29%, I forget, was also smart. But I think he went too far. But you can argue that. There's no right answer on what that is going to be. It's a guess, right? You just put it out there and you hope what you plan and what you propose and what is implemented works. And you don't know until it does.

So I didn't have a problem with him trying that.

So I didn't have a problem with him trying that.

Well, I'll acknowledge that it's not real and you're making it up, that you've never heard her say that.

Well, I'll acknowledge that it's not real and you're making it up, that you've never heard her say that.

Yeah, you made up her saying it.

Yeah, you made up her saying it.

It was the Biden platform at the DMC. You have never heard her talk about it.

It was the Biden platform at the DMC. You have never heard her talk about it.

But you're reaching, David, you're reaching, right? You've never heard her talk about it at all. She's been very specific that cap gains goes to 28%, that corporate tax- So Mark, what has Biden done well and what has he not done well?