Overview
- Mark Cuban confirmed on The Bulwark podcast that Kamala Harris’s team asked him to submit vetting materials for vice president during her 2024 campaign.
- He said he turned down the request because he’s “not very good as the number two person” and jokingly added that he would lack the required political finesse.
- Cuban quipped that, had he joined the ticket, Harris would have fired him within six days due to his outspoken style.
- Harris ultimately selected Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz over Cuban and other finalists including Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and Sen. Mark Kelly.
- The Harris-Walz ticket went on to lose the 2024 election to President Trump and Vice President JD Vance.