Mark Cuban Says He Would Buy Both Fox News And X If He Had An In

Mark Cuban Says He Would Buy Fox News and CNN If He Had the Money

Billionaire Mark Cuban has said he would buy both Fox News and CNN if he had the money.

Cuban, who is the owner of the Dallas Mavericks NBA team, made the comments during an appearance on the \"Pivot\" podcast.

He said that he believes that both networks are \"broken\" and that he would like to \"fix\" them.

\"I think Fox News is a propaganda machine for the right,\" Cuban said. \"And I think CNN is a propaganda machine for the left.\"

\"I think both of them are doing a disservice to the public,\" he added.

Cuban said that he would like to create a new news network that would be \"fair and balanced.\"

\"I think there's a huge opportunity for a new news network that's not beholden to any political party or ideology,\" he said.

\"I think people are tired of the partisan bickering and they're looking for something different.\"

Cuban said that he is not currently interested in buying either Fox News or CNN.

\"I don't have the money to buy either of those networks,\" he said.

\"But if I did, I would do it in a heartbeat.\"

Cuban's comments come at a time when there is growing distrust of the media.

A recent poll found that only 32% of Americans have a great deal or quite a lot of confidence in the mass media.

This is down from 51% in 1997.

Cuban's comments are likely to resonate with many Americans who are frustrated with the current state of the media.

It remains to be seen whether Cuban will ever be able to buy Fox News or CNN.

But his comments are a reminder that there is a growing demand for a new kind of news network.