January 1, SHOCKING Turn: Billionaire Who Trashed Trump Now Doing THIS for Him

Wyatt’s Take

• Mark Cuban, who spent months slamming Trump on the campaign trail for Kamala Harris, is now quietly partnering with the president he once opposed
• The billionaire is helping launch TrumpRx.gov to slash prices on 600 generic drugs — a massive win for working families drowning in pharmacy bills
• This flip shows even Trump’s harshest critics can’t ignore his results when Americans’ wallets are on the line

Mark Cuban spent the better part of 2024 campaigning against Donald Trump, stumping for Kamala Harris and taking every chance to criticize the former president. Now? He’s working directly with the Trump White House on a prescription drug initiative that could save millions of American families serious money at the pharmacy counter.

The “Shark Tank” star and Dallas Mavericks owner announced he’s partnering with the Trump administration on TrumpRx.gov, a new program designed to cut costs on 600 generic prescription drugs. Cuban made the announcement on his social media, saying the goal is simple: “reduce stress of American people.”

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“This is a SPECIAL partnership. 559 [of 600] of the new drugs are OURS!”

“Together, we’re gonna make something special.”

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“Happy to be working with @POTUS and @DOGE on launching TrumpRx.gov to reduce stress of American people,” Cuban posted. “Looking at 600 generics that will be available. Formulary to be announced shortly.”

This is the same Mark Cuban who called Trump “the Grinch that wants to steal Christmas” just months ago while campaigning for Harris in Wisconsin. The same Cuban who warned voters that Trump’s tariff plans would send prices through the roof. The same Cuban who said a Trump presidency would be a disaster for everyday Americans.

Now he’s teaming up with Trump to actually deliver relief to those same Americans.

The program builds on Cuban’s existing Cost Plus Drugs company, which he founded to offer transparent, low-cost generics directly to consumers. By partnering with the Trump administration, Cuban is expanding that model with government backing — potentially reaching millions more people who’ve been crushed by sky-high drug prices under previous administrations.

Cuban’s involvement comes as Trump pushes aggressive action on prescription drug costs, one of the kitchen-table issues that helped him win back the White House. While Democrats talked about the problem for years, Trump is actually doing something about it — and even his former critics are getting on board.

The billionaire investor had been one of Harris’s most prominent surrogates during the 2024 campaign, appearing at rallies and doing media hits to bash Trump’s economic policies. He argued Trump’s proposed tariffs would hurt working families and predicted economic chaos if Trump won.

But Trump did win. And rather than continue the political warfare, Cuban is now working with an administration he once opposed to deliver tangible results for ordinary Americans struggling with prescription costs.

The shift hasn’t gone unnoticed. Conservative commentators are pointing out the irony of Cuban — who spent months warning about Trump — now collaborating with the president on a major policy initiative. But for Trump supporters, it’s just more proof that results matter more than rhetoric.

TrumpRx.gov is expected to offer significant savings on hundreds of common medications, from antibiotics to blood pressure pills to diabetes drugs. The formulary — the list of covered medications — will be announced soon, according to Cuban’s post.

For millions of American families who’ve watched their prescription costs spiral out of control, this partnership could mean real relief. And it’s happening because Trump made it a priority from day one, bringing together unlikely allies to get it done.

Cuban’s company, Cost Plus Drugs, already operates on a transparent pricing model that adds a flat 15% markup to the actual cost of generic drugs, plus small pharmacy and shipping fees. That model has saved consumers millions compared to traditional pharmacy prices that can be marked up 100% or more.

Now, with White House backing and the TrumpRx.gov platform, that approach could go nationwide in a big way.

Wyatt Matters

This is what happens when a president puts results over politics. Trump could have frozen out Cuban for campaigning against him. Instead, he’s working with anyone willing to help deliver for the American people. That’s leadership. And when even your harshest critics end up on your team because your agenda is that good for working families, you know you’re doing something right. Actions speak louder than campaign speeches — and right now, Americans are about to see real savings in their medicine cabinets.