Tucker exposed Mark Cuban as a sanctimonious fraud by asking why the billionaire doesn't put his money where his mouth is.

Cuban had it right about Democrats' messaging, but he also inadvertently demonstrated the real reason voters dislike modern Democrats.

"And when you say Democrats he's talking to us, saying our messaging is bad --- and I'm saying, no, our messaging has not been bad."

“Even if you agree with 95 percent of what a person is saying on a topic ... they will call you a fascist," Cuban wrote in a post.

Mark Cuban, one of the most notorious Trump bashers out there, actually called the president "coach" as a sign of deference. Seriously.

Trump's former antagonist Megyn Kelly appeared Monday, not only to answer Cuban, but to endorse the former president as America's protector.

De Matteo blasted the modern, warmongering, authoritarian left, citing peace, freedom and unity as reasons for supporting Trump.

Hochul's "anti-American" comment showed once again that Democrats have stopped trying to conceal their hatred for Trump supporters.

The pro-Harris establishment's latest hoax will prove their undoing, for it is easily refuted and thrusts an unpopular name into headlines.

Judging by the avalanche of responses to Cuban's slur against millions of women, the multi-billionaire's lame clarification did him no good.