Mark Cuban on Trump Administration, Future of Jobs

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  • čas přidán 16. 02. 2017
  • Feb.17 -- Billionaire investor Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks, discusses his views on the Trump administration and the future of jobs. He speaks with Bloomberg's Cory Johnson at the NBA All-Star Technology Summit in New Orleans.

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  • @scin3759
    @scin3759 Před 7 lety +152

    Cuban is actually very intelligent. Breath of fresh air.

    • @We_Reddit
      @We_Reddit Před 7 lety +11

      To be fair, compared to trump, my left shoe is very intelligent.

    • @SnoopDoggystyle
      @SnoopDoggystyle Před 7 lety

      your shoe maybe...you are another story though

    • @paulofernandinho7810
      @paulofernandinho7810 Před 7 lety

      hahahahaha I agree 100% with you Garden

    • @jordancharles8598
      @jordancharles8598 Před 7 lety

      Lol. Confidence and intelligence are two different things.

    • @Lone432345
      @Lone432345 Před 7 lety +7

      Well even tho i don't agree with him on everything. I would take him over Trump.

  • @Rachel-hd9tg
    @Rachel-hd9tg Před 7 lety +146

    I can listen to Mark Cuban speak all day and night. Great interview!

    • @vincentvalentine9417
      @vincentvalentine9417 Před 7 lety +3

      Andrew Hajik get back to your trailer

    • @samiklair5483
      @samiklair5483 Před 7 lety +2

      Rachel nice words

    • @hwago123
      @hwago123 Před 7 lety +1

      would you have sex with him? Do you find him attractive?

    • @SGspecial84
      @SGspecial84 Před 7 lety +2

      He speaks as if his words are Dogma though, and they just aren't. 5 years and software engineering jobs are gone? While I believe that eventually we'll need a lot less software engineers, in the next 5 years we'll have the HIGHEST demand for these positions than ever before. IoT, Robotics engineering, biomechanical software, etc. are in their early stages of development.

    • @johnnastrom9400
      @johnnastrom9400 Před 7 lety +2

      Rachel -- he only sounds good to the uneducated like you.

  • @BodybuildSteven
    @BodybuildSteven Před 7 lety +59

    Mark Cuban for president 2020

    • @shway1
      @shway1 Před 7 lety +2

      fuck no

    • @Viajealduende
      @Viajealduende Před 7 lety +3

      Patternicity, What? You don't like intelligernt well thought out diplomatic and prepared businessmen who actually made their own fortunes? You prefer an inmature old man who act like a schoolboy moron and can't articulate a sentence or plan but willing to sell a rat to the dumbed down American. You probably don't understand a thing Mark Cuban says, he makes too much sense, you can't grasp it. Don't worry, he's probably too smart to run anyway.

    • @shway1
      @shway1 Před 7 lety +4

      ***** anyone is better than trump, doesn't mean this guy would be good. doesn't even understand net neutrality

    • @Viajealduende
      @Viajealduende Před 7 lety +2

      Ah I hear you, Patternicty I had you mistaken for one of them. Although i do like what Mark Cuban has to say. He'd be better candiadate than any republican I can think of and he was one.

    • @chrisfamos
      @chrisfamos Před 7 lety

      I think that's going to happen if Trump succeeds economically...Democrats will want a businessman.

  • @venomfanex
    @venomfanex Před 6 lety +18

    Imagine having a successful, self made, intelligent, billionaire with vision running a country...

  • @HaiLeQuang
    @HaiLeQuang Před 7 lety +3

    An eye opening interview for me. For so long, I havent met such a rational American as Cuban

  • @happyinlifeee
    @happyinlifeee Před 7 lety +144

    bloomberg get this to trump he needs to watch this ASAP, Cuban well said

    • @BayouBarth
      @BayouBarth Před 7 lety +11

      He won't understand any of it. "Machine learning? Workers already learned how to use machines!"

    • @BetaDreTV
      @BetaDreTV Před 7 lety +4

      yeah, everything but the anit net neutrality part.

    • @everythinisfair
      @everythinisfair Před 7 lety +2

      Meh ! It wasn't particularly well said. He digressed way too much and showed what he thinks but all digression.

    • @OneAndOnlyMe
      @OneAndOnlyMe Před 7 lety +5

      Cuban is spot on (all except his stance on net-neutrality). People outside of the computer science and tech sector really do have no clue just how much the world is going to be automated over the next couple of decades. Algorithms and machine learning, and AGI (artificial general intelligence) will wipe out many, many more jobs than mechanization ever did. Anyone still young enough to get a head start computer science should do so, if you want to have a decent paying job in the coming decades.

    • @1900stratoliner
      @1900stratoliner Před 7 lety +1

      Great, utopia, no one will have to work! Machines will fix themselves, Mine raw materials, Design there replacements, and manufacture them, and then kill off human kind because we are illogical.

  • @TimMontague65
    @TimMontague65 Před 7 lety +200

    Cuban is rational. Successful. Thoughtful. Tech savvy. Listen up America! The CEO must lead and inspire, continuously learn, manufacturing is important but won't be a source of major job growth. Not rocket science. AI and robotics about to transform the economy.

    • @We_Reddit
      @We_Reddit Před 7 lety +7

      *Trump would have NEVER been a CEO of any company* but his own, given to him by his father. And even at that he's failed, if not for the generous calculated risk that his creditors decided to take instead of raping him for all his assets (i.e., going the trump brand route to get back some their money). Let's not forget that our president STILL, TO THIS DAY, owes hundreds of millions in debt to the banks. The fact that trump supporters believe that he's a capable executive (based on a reality TV show and not reality itself) and continues to believe in an alternate reality (even after watching that ridiculous press conference) is truly #sad. #resist.

    • @insideofyouagain355
      @insideofyouagain355 Před 7 lety

      Tim Montague the problem is he just sat back and kept living the billionaires dream and I don't blame him one bit for that. Any rational person could think of twenty other CEOs or whatever else that would be better at running the country than trump.
      The reality is though that our political system is so corrupted by money, that in order to make real change happen, it was going to take someone wealthy enough to make a run at the White House. Unfortunately for the American voter, trump was the only rich guy with enough money, ego, and charisma willing to do it. While not a fan of trump, the mans name has forever been destroyed by the media, some things rightfully, other things not so much. Either way I'd love to see Cuban get involved like Elon musk has, or the numerous other businessmen and woman that are on trumps financial advisory board. Or see him run for office but it bothers me that he's just talking shit on a billionaire reality tv show host, when he himself is a billionaire tv personality.

    • @telepack
      @telepack Před 7 lety +5

      +Tim Montague Mark Cuban has made a few great moves that made him a billionaire, and also tons of bad business decisions. He is worth listening to but a few good decisions doesn't make him great. Trump is using his executive skills right now to come to create plan that includes AI and robotics. Don't fall for the left-wing garbage.

    • @shway1
      @shway1 Před 7 lety +9

      so rational yet doesn't understand net neutrailty

    • @Viajealduende
      @Viajealduende Před 7 lety +11

      You see wayne, that's how irrational so many of you Trumpster's are. If there's any constructive and rational criticsm of your choice of an elected offical, you get hysterical. Trump's not above being flawed. He's very flawed, even if one agrees with some of his ideas, he's not sold more than half the country on anything because he doesn't know how he's going to do much of his plans. He's had NO organized plan for his policies apart from sounding like tony the Tiger, "Theeeey're Greaaaat!" Alhough I do agree with some of his policies, Trump's lacking the How to... part. Terribly disorganized. Many of his voters are losing patience with him. His own staff is turning against him. A terrrible leader.
      Listen to Mark Cuban speak vs Trump. Cuban has an intelligent and well communicated thought out ideas. Trump, In your heart of hearts, you can't say that, come on, really? If I'm wrong do me a favor articulate Trump for me, none of his paid staffers can. So I ask you Trump supporters to stop acting like he's your new wife, in your defense of him It makes you look ridiculous. Smart Americans question their own choices, as much as the opposition and hold them responisble to govern and lead well. That's what's great aobut freedom in America, that's what soldier die and bleed fo, our freedom to question our own leaders as well as eat a hotdog at the ball game.

  • @mariewilliams8859
    @mariewilliams8859 Před 6 lety +20

    This is an actual self made man....i could vote for this man. I have watched a few of his interviews, i believe in what he says.

  • @alexandergoldman
    @alexandergoldman Před 7 lety +3

    Love or hate Mark, there is no doubt he is very insightful and intelligent. He keeps it real.

  • @chrisleschkies8096
    @chrisleschkies8096 Před 6 lety +3

    Stop hating Cuban! Jealousy can be a beotch!

  • @biggiescooby5836
    @biggiescooby5836 Před 7 lety +3

    The first two minutes are very interesting and shows that Cuban has some things that Trump will deliver on that will benefit him. Slams trump on social issues, compliments him on economic issues.

  • @yvonnekasko8606
    @yvonnekasko8606 Před 7 lety +5

    Awarness is most imperative without it you'll be oblivious to everything just like the rest of humanity.

  • @brucemou1
    @brucemou1 Před 7 lety +72

    He is right about manufacturing and mining jobs. They're not coming back.

    • @paulpena5040
      @paulpena5040 Před 7 lety

      Automation has been displacing jobs for decades. And the #of new jobs has to be less than the old jobs or you're not being efficient.

    • @4daluvofnikki
      @4daluvofnikki Před 7 lety +2

      I cannot understand why people are so blind and don't see it. They think all of their jobs have gone abroad. Yes some have but not all jobs. Go to a CVS or any Grocery Store they have self Check out. Once upon a time you only found Cashiers doing that job. They have fewer Cashiers now and more self checkout stations. I was stunned when I went to the airport JetBlue to be exact here in NYC and they completely re did their terminal. Now they have Kiosks that you check in that will print out your boarding pass. Gone are the lines for you to check in with a human. They have reduced that number of people and the people you do see are for customer service only.

    • @Legitz
      @Legitz Před 6 lety +2

      Oh dear... well, you were wrong on that one Bruce...

    • @juan125873a
      @juan125873a Před 6 lety +1

      i cant speak for other parts of the country but there's a lot of work in medical, aerospace, and tech manufacturing where I've lived. I'm speaking of LA county and Santa Clara county. People can try moving?

    • @sbespn3820
      @sbespn3820 Před 6 lety +1

      maybe not coal mining, but other mining jobs are here to stay.

  • @chris1z142
    @chris1z142 Před 7 lety +3

    Hope my dank art skills save me in case my finance major falls through

  • @luc2946
    @luc2946 Před 7 lety +1

    There is no going back to industrial/factory jobs. We need strong leadership from visionaries like Cuban. Impressed with what he has to say here.

  • @free_at_last8141
    @free_at_last8141 Před 7 lety +8

    I hate this narrative that liberal arts degrees teach critical thinking, as if STEM degrees don't do that and more. When I'm designing a new product or device as an engineer, I'm not just regurgitating figures from a fancy cookbook. I need to draw from materials science and chemistry in determining the materials I'll use. I need to use knowledge in electronics, heat transfer, and programming if I want to incorporate electronic components and design and model the device using software. I need my training in mechanics, and physics to work with how loads will be distributed. I need a background in handling tools in order to design the device with optimal ergonomic efficiency. I need to understand market drivers, economics, and basic patent law to determine if I want to patent my product and make it widely appealing.
    I also enjoy reading philosophy and a good science fiction book just as much as I enjoy studying history; but those are my hobbies, not my profession.

    • @ladybird1645
      @ladybird1645 Před 5 lety +1

      I believe you. On the top lists of billioners, their backgrounds are in computer Science. electrical engineering, physics, business economics and finance.

    • @DominoChild
      @DominoChild Před 4 lety

      Actually. Essentially, most people should be able to fit that void.

  • @Wragwrecks
    @Wragwrecks Před 4 lety +6

    He’s right damn why did I choose CS as my major?

  • @garylam2100
    @garylam2100 Před 4 lety +11

    Mark Cuban should come out and support Andrew Yang like Elon Musk.

  • @PaulandJoseph
    @PaulandJoseph Před 7 lety +15

    Yet another interview leaving me to wonder: "what would Mark Cuban do if he were president?"

    • @basianovorr7948
      @basianovorr7948 Před 3 lety +2

      NOTHING ONLY BLA BLA BLA BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @ChrizYT
    @ChrizYT Před 7 lety +2

    Nice interview.

  • @shckltnebay
    @shckltnebay Před 5 lety +5

    Love that they post the negative items as a header! Biased news!

  • @colinmccarson2716
    @colinmccarson2716 Před 4 lety +32

    Join the Andrew Yang Gang

    • @bornfree8073
      @bornfree8073 Před 4 lety +2

      that would be idiotic. Increasing taxes and regulations will just shift more jobs to different countries. Globalism is has drove the inequality.

    • @livemusic200
      @livemusic200 Před 4 lety +1

      @@MrCJWEI So basically the way you voted for Trump?

    • @thatrandomchannel8589
      @thatrandomchannel8589 Před 4 lety +1

      His ideas are dumb. Instead of a freedom dividend just don’t tax me and I’m on board.

    • @jakehirst3280
      @jakehirst3280 Před 4 lety

      Colin McCarson I definitely lean more republican. But Yang would be the person I would vote for if I was more of a Democrat. Too bad he’s out

  • @HairplusGallery
    @HairplusGallery Před 6 lety +1

    Mark! this country needs someone with your mental clarity, how about replacing the Trump?

  • @jeffbobbin
    @jeffbobbin Před 7 lety +1

    Well said I agree. Cuban is the man. Also, Paul Mitchell, very successful billionaire who doesn't use email. Not using a search engine seems extreme but there is also plenty of information in books.

  • @kevinerb5434
    @kevinerb5434 Před 4 lety +8

    Yang gang

  • @vcp93
    @vcp93 Před 7 lety +5

    He's 1000% right on the future and acceleration of automation and how it's going to effect job prospects. "Learn to swim..."

  • @norrisbreeze2548
    @norrisbreeze2548 Před 7 lety +1

    I just got a computer science degree from a top university. I am making well over 6 figures as a Python integration expert, and I have ethereum tokens that have already made me a multi-millionaire. After hearing Mr. Cuban I am thinking I should have followed my heart and majored in French and minored in Philosophy. Well on second thought, Jean-Paul Sartre never made as much money as I have in his entire life. I guess after this whole Python thing blows up I can move to Paris and study French at the Sorbonne. Thanks for the sage career advice Mr. Cuban.

  • @ladybird1645
    @ladybird1645 Před 5 lety +1

    Oh please, it's not only Mark Cuban who says robotics technology will replace people. I first heard it from Elon Musk, then Alexis Ohanian, co-founder of Reddit explained about robots to replace people. But also told us jobs that cannot be replaced by robots such as, plumbers, nurses, hair cutters or hair stylists, nannies, dentists, psychologist, physical therapists and more. Then a lot of speakers said it too, but didn't explain further. And I read it on newspapers, you tubes and now it's Mark Cuban. The best explanation so far was from Alixes Ohanian.

  • @lucidraisin
    @lucidraisin Před 7 lety +61

    Voice of reason. Mark Cuban should run for president.

    • @shway1
      @shway1 Před 7 lety +5

      voice of reason... thinks net neutrality is a new regulation that could stifle innovation... or more likely he isn't that stupid and he's just lying

    • @TheSateef
      @TheSateef Před 7 lety +2

      i would have been thrilled had HRC stepped down and let cuban take over. he would have won by a landslide
      cuban is so right about jobs. i'm a 57 year old programmer, now i do freelance stuff on line, completing with indian programmers, etc. now it takes a week to make what i used to make hour in a cushy desk job in palo alto

    • @hschsc1300
      @hschsc1300 Před 7 lety +4

      Pls no. I'm already done with billionaires with no political experience.

    • @mrkingmikesont
      @mrkingmikesont Před 7 lety +5

      He'll lose easily.

    • @goldenmemes51
      @goldenmemes51 Před 7 lety +6

      jeb bush has a better chance than mark cuban to win

  • @GeoAl09
    @GeoAl09 Před 7 lety +7

    Very insightful. Amazing interview.

  • @FoxxFire
    @FoxxFire Před 7 lety

    When is Cuban running for president? He would have my vote, no doubt. He would bring people out who have never voted before just to vote for him. He would re-energize American politics.

  • @privateinformation3423

    If its bad news for workers , its bad news for companies No wages, no buying power, no sales

  • @HardcoreYTAddict
    @HardcoreYTAddict Před 6 lety +10

    Love Mark Cuban, hate the interviewer

  • @intentionalgroundlings
    @intentionalgroundlings Před 7 lety +29

    Wouldn't be surprised if Cuban ran in 2020. At least this billionaire appears to have some social and business common sense...

  • @alanpeters2273
    @alanpeters2273 Před 6 lety +1

    This chap is logical believes in what he says and doesn't change his mind on a hourly basis. He certainly does not change dependent on the last face book offering.

  • @Glickan
    @Glickan Před 3 lety

    This is probably one of the most truthful comments on Trump I've ever heard.

  • @lisaoldwithsomanywhys5487

    I may not agree with Mark's attitude on "sharks" but, I truly complement his response during this intervier👏👏👏 Calm, collective, mature & cool👏👏👏 very nice to listen to. Thank you Mark Cuban. 👏

  • @ArifRahman-qj4ny
    @ArifRahman-qj4ny Před 7 lety +4

    ooooh comment section on youtube is so full of argument ...
    beautiful internet lol

  • @BM-qb3oo
    @BM-qb3oo Před 7 lety

    I've been saying the same thing about jobs, AI, robotics, and technology in general for over two years now. We are in a brave new world that is accelerating ever faster towards a precipice of mind and soul.

  • @ethanlculver
    @ethanlculver Před 6 lety

    Now this is a truly smart and capable businessman who would make a great president. Let's push him to run, and support him in defeating Trump.

  • @wtang7
    @wtang7 Před 7 lety +11

    After watching through the interview, I think President should hire him as an advisor or at least consult him frequently.

  • @johnson1463
    @johnson1463 Před 7 lety +8

    Would I hire him to run my company no! But he is our president OH MY GOD WE ARE SCREWED!

  • @TamaraMenteerGonzalez
    @TamaraMenteerGonzalez Před 6 lety +2

    This is scary for my grandchildren. Makes me feel very sad.

  • @jamesvignali6074
    @jamesvignali6074 Před 6 lety

    Transportation Routes have two functions. 1: To Transport Labor from Labor Supply to Labor Demand. 2: Transport Goods from Production to Market.

  • @adamprince5547
    @adamprince5547 Před 7 lety +4

    Cuban will talk circles around Trump in the 2020 debates

  • @kashemazad
    @kashemazad Před 7 lety +14

    If robots are going to take our jobs ,,, very good ... just pay us their salaries ... I am ok with that

    • @Fuller712
      @Fuller712 Před 7 lety +4

      Kashem Azad The companies the robots work for won't pay you anything because they don't know you and don't owe you anything.
      Therefore, I assume you are saying the government will pay you. But the government won't be paying you the robot's salaries because the robots don't get an income and therefore are not taxed.
      Through taxation the government will be paying you the salaries of the people with STEM degrees who are still working and they will be paying you the profits the companies make.
      This is referred to as UBI or universal basic income. So as technology progresses through time it replaces the employment of more and more educated workers. As workers lose their jobs they get the UBI from the government at the expense of those still working.
      The answer is not to educate the rural labor workers in STEM. It may help but will not solve the problem. For example, one laid off factory worker will not be taught to fix and maintain the robot that took his job. He or she will be trained to fix 20 robots that took 20 people's jobs.
      What happens at the end of the line is unknown but the entire idea leads towards Marxism/Socialism as time moves on.
      Now do you understand how f*cked we are? Uneducated labor workers will suffer first (more than they already are). The UBI for everyone will be low because the federal budget can't support the cost of making it high. Therefore those who are creative thinkers and have skills in customization will live more prosperous lives because they can supplement their UBI with a side gig. Nobody is going to be paying anybody a robots salary. I suggest you start learning custom home carpentry now.

    • @walterjohnson7046
      @walterjohnson7046 Před 6 lety +1

      Kashem Azad Biplob learn to build the robots

    • @wezleyyo
      @wezleyyo Před 4 lety

      Vote Andrew Yang 2020!!!!

  • @qwertyasfdfg
    @qwertyasfdfg Před 4 lety

    Is this the full interview

  • @walterhigo7658
    @walterhigo7658 Před 7 lety

    1-Automating automation results in exponential increase of productivity.
    2-Increase in productivity almost always requires MORE PEOPLE, in other words MORE JOBS

  • @BlissFC
    @BlissFC Před 7 lety +4

    this is exactly why we need a minimum income...

  • @tiffanisullivan7262
    @tiffanisullivan7262 Před 6 lety +3

    Cuban is great he should run for President....we need Honor and Humility. He's such a class act

  • @GarryTibbo
    @GarryTibbo Před 4 lety

    Well the 3% rate of employment has never been lower in history of the USA. Warrior of truth Garry.

  • @poobum9857
    @poobum9857 Před 7 lety +1

    I still think Mr Cuban is green when it comes to trump - but he has made some very good points in this interview!

  • @ixxgxx
    @ixxgxx Před 6 lety +5

    "That shows a significant lack of situational awareness". He is right on!!!

  • @mosheatenciobenelshaddia3114

    Mark Cuban is a Great American. I believe Mr. Cuban would be a great President. Mark Cuban for 2020!!

  • @josemacenteno
    @josemacenteno Před 7 lety

    Can you use machine learning to find policies to optimize macroeconomic growth coupled with individual prosperity?

  • @shinankoku2
    @shinankoku2 Před 7 lety +1

    Damn Mark Cuban is smart

  • @cjjb4814
    @cjjb4814 Před 7 lety +19

    What an annoying interviewer. Stop interrupting him and do your job by listening!

  • @BDMEDIAUK
    @BDMEDIAUK Před 6 lety +3

    Excellent interview mark cuban shows some exceptional insight of the future and some brilliant evaluation of real issues not fake issues.

  • @sandradhall
    @sandradhall Před 7 lety

    Like Mark Cuban, and to liken him to Warren Buffet, Sir Richard etc... they are concerned about the people who rely on them.. as well as making the dollars. Well done Mark.

  • @lyndamitton4496
    @lyndamitton4496 Před 6 lety

    Mark Cuban....pretty please run for President. It is obviously that you are well educated in the real topics that a President needs to run a successful nation. Not only that, you can express your ideas. Please consider this a mission to save the USA and ALL its citizens.

  • @coplini
    @coplini Před 7 lety +3

    Cuban

  • @josecarloscosta5220
    @josecarloscosta5220 Před 7 lety +6

    Donald Trump hates the media but regardless of being left-leaning or right-leaning media outlets, business wise, love Donald Trump because his administration, family and himself are sourcing controversy everyday and media loves controversy, particularly in the age of new media. Few months ago must of stuff I watched on CZcams was entertainment and now I spend a lot of time watching news channels... Donald Trump's presidency is a good part of my changing habits

  • @ansahithkrishna
    @ansahithkrishna Před 4 lety

    I'm not an American, but if Mark stands for Presidency, would totally vote for him.

  • @PatrickTice
    @PatrickTice Před 7 lety

    Excellent interview - well worth the time. The biggest issue brought up is the "automation of automation" and the way it will decimate jobs. We really have to start planning for this new future right away, but we simply don't have the leadership to do so with Trump.

  • @jimfrank135
    @jimfrank135 Před 6 lety +3

    I’m voting for Cuban if he runs

  • @mirmalchik
    @mirmalchik Před 7 lety +73

    "I've been anti-net neutrality since 2005." Okay, I don't give a shit what this guy has to say.

    • @triforce919
      @triforce919 Před 7 lety +15

      I love how much this goes over people's heads.

    • @colinviray4833
      @colinviray4833 Před 7 lety

      triforce919 please explain...I don't get it

    • @mirmalchik
      @mirmalchik Před 7 lety +13

      Cuban is claiming that the assurance of net neutrality would require unnecessarily restrictive regulations, which of course he would because billionaires are the only ones who stand to benefit from the prevailing philosophy of eliminating all regulations. In reality, net neutrality laws, like the anti-trust laws the last six presidents should have enforced, are there to protect those of us without billions of dollars from manipulation leading to virtual enslavement at the hands of the obscenely wealthy like Cuban. If we were to eliminate net neutrality protections, the CEOs of the already under-adversarial ISP/telecommunication corporations would have the power to restrict our access to any portions of the web they don't support. You could literally have a million US citizens posting conclusive proof that Cuban is a violent serial pedophile, and he could make the scandal go away by choking off any access to sites mentioning his name.
      Although I'm also curious to hear triforce999's take, I have little hope it will rise above the rest of the Rand/Rothbard ancap drivel that usually fawns over billionaires and legitimizes their exploitation of natural and human resources as evidence of their personal merit and the proper functioning of a meritocratic utopia. Please, triforce, prove me wrong.

    • @StevenHorton
      @StevenHorton Před 7 lety +1

      It's the same thing as healthcare. Because of the health care legislation, people without chronic disorders are basically paying for users with chronic disorders. If healthy people could subscribe to a "I'm perfectly healthy and exercise regularly" healthcare insurance, the cost would be significantly lower, and those who cause the system to be *irrationally expensive*, those with chronic disorders, would have to pay a rate that makes more sense to a business.
      Those, such as myself, who consume significantly less bandwidth than most users, could pay, for example, $10/mo to have internet access, plus $1.00/gb, and services with high bandwidth requirements pay ISPs a lower rate. Then, torrent users who seed or download 3tb/mo basically disappear, and users are *encouraged* to pay for things legitimately.

    • @colinviray4833
      @colinviray4833 Před 7 lety +1

      idk man, i'm for free markets and freedom of association. net neutrality sounds like less freedom...

  • @seventyfive7597
    @seventyfive7597 Před 3 měsíci

    About AI: The only mistake he made in 2017 was talking about Liberal Arts majors, because they are now the first to be replaced. Not surprising as "creativity" is the original combination of life experiences and inspirations, which is naturally best done by an objective machine that was trained on the internet.

  • @greggb681
    @greggb681 Před 7 lety

    I wouldn't be surprised if Cuban runs for office in 2020.

  • @yvonnekasko8606
    @yvonnekasko8606 Před 7 lety +5

    Hopfully he's watching and will take in your expertise!

  • @pofoto1950
    @pofoto1950 Před 6 lety +3

    Why would tRUMP need a search engine? He is a genius. LOL

  • @karangupta5139
    @karangupta5139 Před 5 lety

    Always a pleasure listening to mark cuban but we are definitely not anywhere close to automating software

  • @paulmannguyen5776
    @paulmannguyen5776 Před 7 lety

    In all honesty, it would be pretty awesome to have Cuban as president.

  • @50tigres79
    @50tigres79 Před 6 lety +3

    Cuban speaks a lot. I would get bored speaking to him.

  • @thomascheston8024
    @thomascheston8024 Před 6 lety +5

    Wow! Thank you for the Straight Talk. 😐

  • @tomasviane3844
    @tomasviane3844 Před 7 lety

    Didn't know this guy, but he changed my view of billionaires.

  • @johncharles3907
    @johncharles3907 Před 7 lety

    Good points Cuban

  • @olivershubb
    @olivershubb Před 7 lety +19

    Trump unfortunately does not understand so many aspects of jobs, government , America , the world, dealing with people in general ( he is use to being a bully in business) not working with his new position. Mark is a super business man with a keen brain..very in touch. Trump should
    listen to him. He has so much to learn....just not up to the job. All the people he told would have jobs ... All the blacks that he said (what do you have to lose) are getting frustrated... We must educate people starting in kindergarten. Take care of the children take care of the handicapped
    Take care of our elderly. Take care to make sure the people get insurance. Trump just does not want to learn. He has to pay attention.
    He need to ask the correct people... Starting with this man.

    • @jefflee1189
      @jefflee1189 Před 6 lety +3

      and yet here my business is flourishing in ways i couldnt even imagine. but hey elena, if you liked the senator from the murder capitol turned president ((barrack hussein obombya)) then by all means move to chicago with him

    • @apusingh1967
      @apusingh1967 Před 6 lety +2

      I think I heard Cuban speak pro immigration.. then where are the jobs for Americans? and blacks? Take care of elderly.. $20T in debt.. where does the money come from? The policies are with Trump.. he has a consistent mindset.

    • @rayfinkle9369
      @rayfinkle9369 Před 6 lety +1

      Robin Shubb Well this post didn't age well. Jobs reports are amazing. Millions of bonuses given (after also receiving tax cuts). North Korea talking about denuclearizing. GDP stronger than when Obama left. Your super genius, Mark Cuban, predicted the market would crash if Trump was elected.
      And what qualifies you as someone who "understands so many aspects of jobs, government, America, the world, dealing with people?" That's literally what Trump has been doing all his life as an international real estate developer. You? Not so much any of that. Just a lot of nonsense rhetoric. Literally.

    • @carterf9970
      @carterf9970 Před 5 lety

      Robin Shubb how u feel now?

  • @aterventypityp
    @aterventypityp Před 7 lety +7

    May 2015 : "Yes we need a businessman in the White House!"
    Now : "He doesn't know what he's doing!"

    • @mld962
      @mld962 Před 5 lety +3

      he meant a real CEO, not a con-artist

  • @user-fn9os7gp4w
    @user-fn9os7gp4w Před 4 lety

    I say Mark Cuban for President. I have watched this video over and over again, and this man is something special.

  • @jeffg4153
    @jeffg4153 Před 7 lety +1

    I fell a sleep, couldn't watch this.

  • @sukhrajbal4938
    @sukhrajbal4938 Před 7 lety +21

    for me Mark Cuban got discredited when he says "rounding up immigrants that are legally here"
    Trump has not done that.

    • @Monk-Amani.
      @Monk-Amani. Před 6 lety +1

      Sukhraj Bal : DACA. And folks like you.

    • @donald_the_savage1234
      @donald_the_savage1234 Před 6 lety

      Monk Amani daca is not legally here. He hasn’t even rounded them up

    • @scottspence6321
      @scottspence6321 Před 5 lety

      @@Monk-Amani. Monk, DACA people aren't legal.

  • @JohnnyMRey
    @JohnnyMRey Před 7 lety +39

    What he says about jobs and automation is what Trump is unavoidably pushing without him knowing. Hard to believe Trump can even handle an email account... Jeez!!!

    • @DanCroitor
      @DanCroitor Před 7 lety +1

      Why would he? wouldn't you let your staff handle it for you?

    • @zazen69
      @zazen69 Před 7 lety +3

      AI is better than humans at chess and at Jeapordy, it's not if but when AI evolves to the point where it can do just about everything better.

    • @bananaempijama
      @bananaempijama Před 7 lety +3

      He can handle a twitter account lol

    • @TheSateef
      @TheSateef Před 7 lety +6

      i doubt you'll be saying that in 5 years when radiologist, paralegals, and a million other white collar professions have been replaced by AI

    • @5burowz
      @5burowz Před 7 lety +1

      Trump likely doesn't know how to even type and typing is or at least was the baby step that billions have had to take in order to be computer savvy.

  • @thetruthseek7866
    @thetruthseek7866 Před 7 lety

    First time I saw Cuban say something positive bout Trump.

  • @wosimtahan8576
    @wosimtahan8576 Před 7 lety +1

    This guy is very smart I like him

  • @user-hk8wz3pp3l
    @user-hk8wz3pp3l Před 7 lety +9

    lol "foreign language majors" - yea google translate wont kill that profession - lol

  • @mirzamay
    @mirzamay Před 7 lety +4

    I'm definitely not a Trump fan, but look, we got this man in here now, someone needs to help him. If that means we need to be more understanding towards people with reading disabilities then we should do that. I think he doesn't use a search engine because he can't read fluently.
    Maybe some of the reason he comes across as such a jackass is because he cannot self correct as easily as he could if he could actually get ahold of a lot of different information at once and then think it through like you can when you read really well. So I think people need to step up who are close to him, stop just taking advantage of his issues for their own agenda, and and just help him with the reading /information part.
    My daughter is dyslexic and she would be a great leader, so reading problems in itself does not make you weak. But not addressing it definitely will leave you weak and vulnerable.
    Otherwise this is just going to go down in history as "that time America elected a president who couldn't read". That's not going to be good for anyone.

    • @Darubini01TV
      @Darubini01TV Před 7 lety

      mirzamay i see where you're coming from...haha

  • @garycao662
    @garycao662 Před 7 lety +1

    They need to fix that noisy chair.

  • @bodaciousmos
    @bodaciousmos Před 7 lety

    He should have run for president . He knows what he is doing and he knows how important it is to learn

  • @racerguy54
    @racerguy54 Před 6 lety +5

    Trump is the Best pres Ever.

  • @vladenache6937
    @vladenache6937 Před 7 lety +22

    Can you spell jealousy?

  • @lukaszs727
    @lukaszs727 Před 7 lety

    I wish more people were aware of these issues. I know that you say that everything is spreading up but my main concern are people who are so traditional that they are holding back everyone because they believe in things that were relevant many years ago.

  • @AtxMamasita
    @AtxMamasita Před 6 lety

    I would like to hear what Mark Cuban thinks TODAY about Trumps economy? The Tax Plan? Immigration? Unemployment?

  • @matthewsilveira3793
    @matthewsilveira3793 Před 7 lety +4

    Cuban 2020

  • @collie8
    @collie8 Před 7 lety +12

    Cuban does not understand Trump type leadership. You don't need to understand everything to be a leader, you have to motivate people to get to bright future and being positive, use the best of ourselves. It's about confidence and faith, not analyse every detail by leader himself.

    • @lonelylucifer5301
      @lonelylucifer5301 Před 6 lety +5

      rozum1234 bright future? He's all doom and gloom. He is divisive. He stirs the pot. He fucking nuts.

    • @Oneness100
      @Oneness100 Před 6 lety +2

      But Trump lies, and berates others in his negotiating tactics and he's just a slimy business person. His lies will catch up to him, and we are the ones that ultimately pay the price for his lies.
      I got to the point where I don't trust or believe Trump anymore. He either lies or exaggerates so much, he becomes comical in how blatantly distrustful he's become, at least to me. I think Trump is not mentally capable of doing that job, and I think he's in it more for to satisfy his own ego and his own back pocket. to forget that his wife is standing right next to him and he tells the audience that his wife wanted to be there, but wasn't, and conjured up BS. I just can't believe how Trump's followers are calling for him to resign. He's gone, mentally, or at there's a significant portion of his brain that doesn't work anymore and it's spreading.
      He just sickens me at out slimy he is.

    • @nGUNNARp
      @nGUNNARp Před 6 lety +2

      does trump motivate anyone? as someone who is completely neutral on trump and not even a US citizen, he does not strike me as someone who is a motivator...

    • @Oneness100
      @Oneness100 Před 6 lety +1

      He tries to, but he does it through bullying and trying to get people to be "loyal" to him. He wants blind loyalty. But he's just doing what Obama wanted to do but the Republican Party didn't want to support Obama because he's a Democrat. It's a flawed government from the standpoint that the things that should be bipartisan aren't and we always seem to have the Dems against the Reps, and the Reps against the Dems and we end up not getting anything done, if they do, it's usually half assed because one side has to make concessions to get something passed. Trump just likes bullying people, he feels that threatening others is how to get something done. the problem is that It usually backfires.

    • @eddiegalon3714
      @eddiegalon3714 Před 6 lety +1

      you forgot the part about doing what Russia wants. That's key right?

  • @antiowarr9467
    @antiowarr9467 Před 7 lety

    Mark just blowed out a lot of hot air.

  • @megacide84
    @megacide84 Před 7 lety

    Mark Cuban should be honest and advise people to get employed in law enforcement private security and emergency services.
    If job losses from automation and downsizing get half as bad as some predict i.e. the amount of jobs eliminated will never offset the number of new jobs created. We will have to eventually deal with skyrocketing violence and crime from a large pissed off permanently unemployable obsolete workforce. Mass unemployment will fuel a crime epidemic. The demand for police, security guards, prison guards, paramedics and alarm technicians will go through the roof.
    Business will be booming when it finally hits the fan and it will.

  • @SohrabAlborzian
    @SohrabAlborzian Před 7 lety +11

    Ok so the company has less jobs here in the states....soooooo what's the point? We should just let china and Mexico take the jobs? NO THANKS. Now let's get to his idea that tech and artificial intelligence is the future of manufacturing, ok then we will at that point hire UNITED STATES programmers and not offshore, same thing that's going on in Silicon Valley. Then Americans will be forced to get smarter and be able to computer code at a higher level. Mark, did you even think it through? A nations economy is based on its ability to grow jobs. When Trump is fixing this issue from a fundamental standpoint then everything good will follow because the foundation is set for America to grow. Even if trump makes mistakes along the way, a fundamental strength will be that we can't give away jobs for free any more....MARK KNOWS THIS TOO BUT HE IS TRYING TO PROTECT HIS INVESTMENTS THAT GO INTO THE FUTURE AND PROBABLY OVERSEAS.
    2nd of all! You and your friends in SILICON valley are the ones creating the future of automation and 0 jobs because you are putting all your money into it. Now you are sitting here and complaining to trump about what he needs to do to fix the shit you are brewing? You and your friends would have more power and influence in that area then the president would. Mark you are so clueless it's crazy! Smart people and money makers are definitely not synonymous. Just go watch FRANKENSTEIN you freak, you will have more in common with him then us TRUMP supporters.

    • @mojo5851
      @mojo5851 Před 7 lety +15

      "A nations economy is based on its ability to grow jobs."
      That's not right. A nations economy is based on its ability to produce wealth.
      And the big question of the next century will be how to distribute that wealth. There will be more and more wealth but there will also be less and less conventional jobs. But that shouldn't be a problem if there are alternative ways to distribute wealth to the people who don't have a job. I like Cubans idea of having more and more good paying jobs in the social sector.
      "You and your friends in SILICON valley are the ones creating the future of automation..."
      That's right, but only because SV has a competitive advantage at the moment. There is no way to stop innovation, nor should there be. Just think about it. The only reason you can see this interview here and comment on it, is the research and innovation done in silicon valley and other tech hubs in the last few decades that gave us the internet and youtube. If you try to block silicon valley or slow them down for the sake of US manufacturing jobs, the only thing that will happen is that other countries will take over and become the leader in tech. And this would be far more dismal for the US.

    • @rodfranc7597
      @rodfranc7597 Před 7 lety +4

      Your statement about distributing wealth is spot on and the solution is quite simple and the Democrats figured it out but didn't get a chance to implement it. And that solution is to raise minimum wage to a livable wage. minimum wage jobs are plentiful and the extra income from$15 an hour jobs will create more jobs and opportunities. I feel that companies should pay a fixed amount in wages based on their profits.

    • @SohrabAlborzian
      @SohrabAlborzian Před 7 lety +2

      Rod Franc o really? You tell your kids to give a fixed amount of their GPA based on their progress to failing students who don't get good grades?

    • @SohrabAlborzian
      @SohrabAlborzian Před 7 lety +2

      Mojo King how do you increase pay? By incentivizing business owners to make moves in that direction otherwise you just have greed. Block Silicon Valley? When did I say that? Silicon Valley helps us grow as a country. You just ranted about nothing. My point was that Cuban can help more in the areas that he is telling trump to be aware of then the president can because Cuban is so involved in tech. Obama had 8 years to try to increase the wages and they were reminded of their failing efforts constantly and weren't able to take care of it.

    • @rodfranc7597
      @rodfranc7597 Před 7 lety +3

      Sohrab Alborzian the minimum wage is the same concept it's just flaw because it don't keep up with inflation (and inflation of corporate profits) are you saying that we should do away with minimum wage?

  • @ryanjohnson7538
    @ryanjohnson7538 Před 7 lety +8

    Cuban isn't shit compared to trump he is so jealous

    • @wkeon
      @wkeon Před 7 lety +21

      who's smarter? who has accomplished more with less?

    • @davidpatton906
      @davidpatton906 Před 7 lety +1

      Kobe Jamez Trump did.

    • @DetectiveHoof
      @DetectiveHoof Před 7 lety

      Kobe Jamez Trump. Cuban isn't the President of the United States

    • @finleylindsey604
      @finleylindsey604 Před 7 lety

      Kobe Jamez Economically Mark, Job wise Trump. Across the board Mark has had a better life. he grew his life from the ground up, he wasn't given a company, a million dollars end trained in business. I mean literally Mark has a degree in psychology. Mark went from a bartender to a 4 billion dollar net worth entrepreneur. He's Economically stable, well known, and he earned literally everything he's gotten. Mark is a great person no matter what you say, he's predicted I think two Market pops. literally a week before Yahoo shares devalued from 156 dollars to 8.11 dollars he sold his shares.

    • @finleylindsey604
      @finleylindsey604 Před 7 lety

      Kobe Jamez A man with a wonderful life owning 71 companies and has invested in 49 companies has it way better than someone who owes maybe a billion or so in debt

  • @dingo4229
    @dingo4229 Před 7 lety

    He's not wrong, but he's ahead of his time. Automation will take over everything, but its not nearly as refined and perfected as he is presuming.

  • @HeatherYKim
    @HeatherYKim Před 5 lety

    Cuban criticizes Trump on 'lack of understanding' and situational awareness, yet Cuban plays the "I didn't know" card regarding Terdema within his own organization.