Mark Cuban attacks Trump on tariffs ahead of economic speech

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Billionaire Mark Cuban championed Vice President Kamala Harris‘s economic agenda hours before former President Donald Trump is set to give a speech in Savannah, Georgia, touting his tax and manufacturing plans Tuesday afternoon.

In a press call also joined by James Curbeam, the Teamsters’s national black caucus chairman, Cuban criticized Trump over his threats to impose 200% tariffs on the company John Deere for moving parts of its manufacturing to Mexico.

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