Tucker Carson HUMILIATES Billionaire Mark Cuban

Mark Cuban walked into this.

Tucker Carlson and Mark Cuban participated in a panel discussion on Monday, and it was nothing short of entertaining.

During the discussion, the Cuban was asked if he was in favor of the United States sending money to Ukraine to which he responded “yes.”

Tucker quickly made a follow-up question, asking how much money he has sent to Ukraine.

The Western Journal provided Cuban’s response.

Liberal billionaire Mark Cuban got exposed as a virtue-signaling fraud when he revealed that he has donated no money to fund the Ukraine war — all while rabidly urging the U.S. government to send billions of tax dollars to bankroll the regional conflict.

The farcical mask-off moment unfolded when media mogul Tucker Carlson confronted Cuban during a panel discussion on Monday.

When Cuban was asked if he was in favor of the U.S. sending more money to Ukraine, the billionaire said yes.

“Half my family is Ukrainian, from my grandparents. So personally, I think we should help,” he stammered.

Carlson followed up by asking, “How much money have you sent to Ukraine?”

“None,” Cuban replied tersely.

“So what do you mean by ‘we’? You’re the one whose family is from Ukraine,” Carlson replied. “Why don’t you send them a billion dollars?”

The audience laughed in response.

“Because I’m trying to fix healthcare,” Cuban said meekly.

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Watch the clip here:

CUBAN: “Half my family is Ukrainian … I think we should help.”

TUCKER: “How much money have you sent to Ukraine?”

CUBAN: “None.”

TUCKER: “If you think we need to help, why don’t you start?” pic.twitter.com/Iv6l64sGTV

— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) September 9, 2025

In recent years, rumors have floated that Cuban would run for president.

Here’s what Yahoo News reported on Cuban potentially running for President:

After selling the Dallas Mavericks to Miriam Adelson and her family for $3.5 billion, Mark Cuban has some extra time on his hands.

Cuban has hinted in the past at running for President of the United States, either as an independent candidate or as the Democratic nominee. California Governor Gavin Newsom seems to be the frontrunner to win the nomination from the party, and Cuban expressed very little interest in throwing his hat into the ring.

However, Cuban would like to see someone like him (with no political experience) enter the fray, citing businessman Scott Galloway, TV host Jon Stewart, or young Texan James Talarico, who is quickly rising up the party ranks.

In the past, Cuban himself has shown some interest in running, although, like most celebrity candidates, his interest seemed short-lived.

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‘I’m not going to do it,” he said recently. “I’ve said the only way I would do it is if Trump tried to run for a third term. Because then that’s just changing everything, right? And that’s a true threat.”

Cuban has long been critical of Trump, and his running for an unprecedented (and illegal) third term would indeed “change everything,” like Cuban said.

What do you think?