mavericks owner mark cuban says a lot of credits could be given to the nba over the league's ability y games. he says he is stunned at how well the bubble has worked. cuban sat down with david rubenstein recently and talked about his ambition for the mavericks as well as investment opportunities. take a listen. david: as you are talking to us today, you have many different businesses but you have a big investment business and you've said publicly that you are a gigantic investor in amazon and netflix and other companies and you just have advisors that help advise you on these or you make your own decisions? mark: pretty much make my own decisions. i used to trade a lot. i used to be very active as a traitor. back in the 90's and early 2000's, there was a lot less money chasing more stocks and now there's a lot more money chasing fewer stocks. it's harder to trade and be successful. i just stick to the companies i believe in. i've owned netflix since it was $50 and amazon was my between five and a dollars and $700. i actually bought some more in the high 1000. i've got some scattered t

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americans are unemployed thousands of businesses have actually permanently closed billionaire investor mark cuban he's been very vocal about this additional stimulus needed and is even proposing that every household in america they should receive a $1000.00 every 2 weeks for the next 2 months does his plan sound feasible or do you think we'll get any additional stimulus by the end of this year. this plan sounds in time infusing a keynesian framework i don't know where the lists are actually trying to that if that really works for years which work are supposed to have the best performing the commune the world stage it doesn't seem to work so well and you have to asses all why a $1000.00 every 2 weeks for 2 months i mean those mice numbers are my lucky my favorite numbers a 1000 now if that works so why stop at a 1000 why not go to $5000.00 why not go 220000 when i give you a $1000000.00 every week i think we know exactly where they go this is a suggestion that i'm a small scale so these things tend to not work. time and time again people subscribe to i don't think there's much evidence that they w

we are and i won't take credit for this idea it was actually it was actually articulated 1st by mark cuban who said you know the i.r.s. has access to all of these bank accounts of all these small businesses why don't you just give them overdraft protection until the end entire national economy is ready to reopen and rather than this patchwork that we've seen where arizona opens quickly and now it's hospitals are becoming overwhelmed and texas is open very quickly and now we've got we've got record levels of coronavirus cases so you've got this this this piecemeal approach to reopening because there is this need to get that you know through the business doors open so that we can get back to work i get that but had you had a much more coup ward 8 it blanket national approach i think that there would have been a lot more calm among the small business owners of the country and more of that kind of a for lack of better word to geniality if you will nationwide as opposed to what we've ended up with which is a ton of divisiveness that we all know serves absolutely no purpose. they are marshalling

state senators, c.e.o.s of fortune 500 companies, and even mark cuban. at school. hey, guys, can you hand me your jackets? they're in the way. i was hanging out with some friends at a bar,

people know, i mean mark cuban tried to call him to the table.rren buffett, let's put our taxes. folk know or knew that he was just bluster and now that we have the evidence, i don't know how much that will change people from watching the game. if that makes sense, nicole. >> you know, i want to read more from the reporting to you, nick. this is about what could become his next legal battle. and possible criminal exposure if there's fraud alleged. the times reports mr. trump has written off his business expenses, co.s coses including fuel and meals associated with his aircraft. used to shuttle him among his various homes and properties. likewise, the cost of haircuts including more than 70,000 paid to style his hair during the apprentice. together, nine trurp entities have written off at least $95,000 paid to favorite hair and makeup artist of ivanka trump. you mentioned this before. the piece of this that to foe low up on eddie's point, the trumps are nothing like any of the people that they want to vote for them. and olivia troy, she's the thir

biden is in tampa first today, then in the orlando area with this event marking hispanic heritage month and the cubanrican voters who are based largely in southern florida do tend to have a more republican lean the biden campaign is targeting not just them, kamala harris was there last week, but members of the puerto rican do iaspordiasp voters from south america, latin america, and they know the importance of pushing back against attacks from the trump campaign, labeling him as a socialist or sympathizing with socialists, because these people are more familiar with actual socialist regimes. biden's backers here recognize the importance of him getting on the ground in person here is what a biden supporter told me yesterday. >> i think the biden campaign and all democrats have woken up and smelled the conleche it's important that you be present and here >> reporter: andrea, i could probably interview a biden surrogate from each area in florida that would say the same thing. florida, a win here for biden almost forecloses the path for trump to win the white house >> absolutely, no more place for him to

roughly half a million cubans are admitted to the united states, the majority of them through the so-called freedom flights of the mid to late 1960's. today, this very day, december 1, marks the 50th anniversary of the first freedom flight from havana to miami international airport. the kennedy administration created the cuban refugee program to screen the refugees to find sponsors for them, and to help them retool for life in the united states. by the time the cuban refugee program was phased out in the mid-1970's, the federal government had invested some $900 million into cuban refugee relief. as i mentioned earlier, those paroled into the united states could not become permanent residents or citizens unless congress passed enabling legislation, legislation that allowed them to normalize their status. and this is what congress did. congress passed the hungarian and 1966t of 1958 cuban adjustment act, which allowed hungarians and cubans to become permanent residents in -- residents of the united states after living just two years in the united states. so we begin to see the origins of a distinct refugee policy taking place in the 1950's and 1960's. members of congress be

cuban-american from florida. here is white house chief of staff mark meadows. >> i can tell you that we have been fully venting aumber of candidates, trying to make sure that we have the best pick going forward. and then what happens on capitol hill is a partisan battle. they are already gearing up. no matter who the pick is, to say that this person, this female judge, is not qualified. it's all about politics, it has nothing to do with a resume. >> harris: chad pergram live on capitol hill now. chad? >> a there. as you say, ruth bader ginsburg just left the capital. after she departed it started to sprinkle a little bit, her hearse leaving the u.s. capitol. now the battle to fulfill her seat sometime over the next month. it was thought just a couple days ago that republicans might not have the votes to forge ahead and try to do this in the next 3-4 weeks, but that is not the case here. they have everybody, all but two senators on the republican side of the aisle on board, including cory gardner, from colorado, he faces a competitive election bid this fall. >> we had a process under brett kavanaugh that was an e

and also in arizona you don't have a big cuban american population and you really see the difference there democrats doing very well. there's mark kelly at 50% to martha mcsally's 42% donald trump also down considerably in the latest "new york times" poll as well really a tale of two states both have a large hispanic population. >> we shorthand it in our polling the way we talk about it on tv but hispanic communities have differences geographically and historically speaking. they're simply not the same. we like to compare them but they're not the same one thing i would point to in arizona, joe, is frankly, the separation of children and those images of children in cages. it was one of the first real moments during the trump administration where i started to hear from members of congress across the country that this was something that was really going to change minds. we talk about how polarized as a nation we are, how few swing voters there are this is an issue that caused people to stop and evaluate and was front and center because of the challenges they faced on the border with legitimate problems with drug smuggling and other