The Shark Tank investor is embroiled in an online spat with Stephen Miller.
Political aide Stephen Miller, one of Donald Trump's advisers, has been criticized by TV star and investor Mark Cuban.The billionaire business owner, who is one of the 'sharks' on Shark Tank, has been embroiled in an online war of words with Miller since September 4, as the pair disagree about trade tariffs and American economic policy proposals in the run-up to November's presidential election.
'Miller hit back, 'Just how many of your Shark Tank companies have you advised to move their manufacturing overseas to hire cheap foreign labor?'Cuban responded: 'You can't get out of your own way can you lol. The tweet you refer to is about the company I helped bring their manufacturing back to Indiana. lol. You should watch the movie I greenlit, The China Hustle.
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