Watch: Tucker Gives Mark Cuban Literal Spasm with Ukraine Question No Elite Lib Wants to Answer, And the Audience Roars

Self-styled progressive billionaire Mark Cuban was left red-faced this week after Tucker Carlson exposed the hollowness of his “help Ukraine” rhetoric. Cuban, who loudly supports Washington’s endless billions in Ukraine aid, admitted under questioning that he personally hasn’t given a single dollar to the cause.

The exchange happened during a Monday panel discussion when Carlson pressed Cuban on his supposed commitment to funding Kyiv’s war machine.

Cuban initially affirmed his support for sending more U.S. taxpayer money overseas:
“Half my family is Ukrainian, from my grandparents. So personally, I think we should help,” he said.

Carlson then cut straight to the point:
“How much money have you sent to Ukraine?”

“None,” Cuban replied.

The crowd broke into laughter as Carlson followed up:
“So what do you mean by ‘we’? You’re the one whose family is from Ukraine. Why don’t you send them a billion dollars?”

Cuban weakly responded that he was “trying to fix healthcare,” but the damage was done. Carlson seized on the contradiction:

“If you think ‘we’ need to help, why don’t you start? How about you first? I notice that’s, like, never even an option for anybody [who demands the U.S. send money to foreign nations]. It’s like, ‘We need to help!’ That’s not what charity is — forcing other people to help is not charity. It’s vanity.”

The audience erupted in cheers, underscoring a growing frustration with globalist elites who demand sacrifice from ordinary Americans while never digging into their own fortunes.

Cuban’s embarrassing display comes as the U.S. continues to dump staggering amounts of money into the Ukraine conflict. The war has already consumed $83 billion in aid since 2022, with Washington allocating $183 billion in emergency funds overall.

During Joe Biden’s failed presidency, the Pentagon even stripped weapons from U.S. stockpiles more than 50 times to prolong Ukraine’s losing fight with Russia. Meanwhile, Biden all but ignored America’s own sovereignty as millions of illegal aliens poured over the border.

This contrast is hard to ignore: the political class spares no expense for a war 5,000 miles away, while America suffers record homelessness, exploding debt, rising crime, and a daily border invasion.

Enough Is Enough

President Donald Trump has made clear that endless foreign wars are not in America’s best interest. The real path forward is securing our own borders, protecting our citizens, and rebuilding our economy — not subsidizing a corrupt regime overseas at taxpayer expense.

If Mark Cuban and other sanctimonious elites are so desperate to defend Ukraine’s borders, they should book a flight, strap on a helmet, and enlist themselves. Ordinary Americans are done footing the bill.