When the microphone was turned back on, Trump said, “I'm not going to pay the bill for that stupid company that rented us this crap… if it goes out again, I'm going to sue that company.” We're going to sue them. Then they’ll say what a terrible guy Trump is.”

Well, Mark Cuban seems to agree. Last night, Cuban wrote on ?” is terrible. Then he said he would sue him again if it started again. This is even worse.”

He continued: “THIS is Donald Trump. He doesn’t care about hardworking Americans and small businesses.”

The famous one Shark tank The billionaire judge and one of Vice President Kamala Harris's fiercest supporters has made quite clear his disdain for the former president (and possibly our next president), or perhaps even more so his policies and rhetoric. Recently, at a Harris rally in Wisconsin, he mocked Trump's proposal on tariffs, one of his favorite topics, and suggested they would raise taxes on everyone.

On another occasion, Cuban said the race was essentially between Harris and Elon Musk, not Trump. In recent weeks, Musk has doubled down on his support for the Republican presidential candidate, whether by doing jumping jacks in excitement at a rally or handing out $1 million a day until the election to those who live in a swing state and have signed his signature Online petition in support of the First and Second Amendments. “Elon is running the game for the Republicans. And that’s what the race has been about over the last two weeks,” Cuban said previously in a statement Assets.

But what did Trump say about hardworking Americans and small businesses? For the latter, he has said he will cut regulations and cut corporate taxes. As for his thoughts on hard-working Americans, that's trickier. In a recent interview, he insulted auto workers across the country by insinuating that a child could do their job. The United Auto Workers union was not happy. On the other hand, he manned a fry station at McDonald's on weekends and said the job required great expertise.
But of course, Trump has promised to “create a great economy” because he claims he has done so before. In theory, this would benefit small businesses and hard-working Americans. What we know for sure is that he does not have the vote of Cuba.