Mark Cuban says he can have a 'far greater impact' as a billionaire entrepreneur than as President of the United States.
Investor and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban argues 'people will come back to the markets' even though there is 'a lull now.'
"Don't be one side or the other; look at individual issues and try to have an impact. And I think that's where my focus is going to be going forward," Cuban noted, "just trying to change the game and help as many people as I can." "And to me, that's the beauty of this country," he pointed out. "You truly can have an impact without being a politician."
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