Mark Cuban: ‘One of the Great Things About Kamala Harris’ Is that She’s Flip-Flopping on Every Single Issue

KERNEN: “Mark, it was just an example of how both sides — I can never remember an election where both sides fall back on either, oh yeah, they don’t really mean that, or well you know it’s going to be gridlocked, so None of that stuff’s really going to happen.” [crosstalk]
Cuban: “Joe, what did I say that had to do with — that had to do with either of those things? I told you specifically.”
KERNEN: “I’m saying that this is an election where both sides have to constantly distance themselves from the — they still support the candidate, but they distance themselves from certain parts of the candidate’s platform.” [crosstalk]
Cuban: “Well yeah, you don’t have to agree with everything from any candidate.”
KERNEN: “Yeah, it’s just — it’s just, I’ve never seen an election where both sides —“
Cuban: “But Joe, what I’m talking —“
KERNEN: “Oh, no, don’t worry about it. That’s not —“
Cuban: “— let’s go back to what I was talking about. Well, let’s go back to what I was talking about. You didn’t address that at all.” [crosstalk]
KERNEN: “You took my — you took my filibuster question to healthcare. So I don’t know — you know, that’s your own thing.
Cuban: “Well no, you asked — you asked what I — you asked me specifically what are the things about that I agree with, that I support. I told you I didn’t support the filibuster.” [crosstalk]
KERNEN: “No, I was asking what other things — I was asking what other things that she’s proposed in the past would cause you to campaign against her if she went through with them.”
Cuban: “Oh, yeah. I mean, look, what she did four years ago, just like Donald Trump and the oil thing. I mean, there’s lots of things, you know, that candidates change over a period of years. That’s one of the great things about Kamala Harris. She’s not an ideologue.”
KERNEN: “OK.”
Cuban: “She is open-minded. That’s why she’s changed. Donald Trump thinks he knows everything. He doesn’t change.”