Mark Cuban joined Donald Trump at the White House on Monday in Washington for a healthcare affordability event, where the president publicly mocked the billionaire's 'big mistake' in supporting Kamala Harris in the 2024 election while praising his backing of the new 'TrumpRx' drug initiative.
The two men spent much of the past decade trading insults in public, circling one another as rival celebrities and would-be political figures. Cuban, the former Dallas Mavericks owner and Shark Tank investor, once branded Trump the 'most unethical' person he had ever done business with. Trump, in turn, repeatedly derided Cuban as 'weak,' 'pathetic' and, in a favourite insult, a 'loser.' That history hung in the air as they appeared side by side at the White House, with cameras rolling and reporters poised to test how much of the feud had truly been buried.