title:  Mark Cuban RIPS Fox Host For Judging Clinton Speaking Fees – Reagan Was Paid MORE (VIDEO)
text: Billionaire Mark Cuban had previously been rooting for Donald Trump, but made the switch over to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton with a powerful public endorsement several weeks ago after wisely deciding that Trump was batsh*t crazy. Since then, he has fiercely defended the Clintons and he continued to do so on Monday, when Fox News  Neil Cavuto complained about Hillary s email  scandal  and the fees former President Bill Clinton charges for speaking events.Cavuto brought up the fact that Bill Clinton had gotten $250,000 for a speech and Cuban wasted no time in dismantling his criticism. Cuban completely ripped Cavuto apart as he educated the Fox Business News host about what ex-presidents actually make for speaking, and threw in some conservative shame when he mentioned Reagan: Look. You have to ask yourself what s the market for a former president giving a speech, right? So first of all, Ronald Reagan was paid more than a million dollars for speeches in 1989. He went to Japan and gave two speeches. Second of all, Bill Clinton made, I think it was $250K give or take, for a lot of speeches. I ve made $250K for a bunch of speeches. For the most part, he gets paid a little more than I do, but the point is he was right inside the market. He wasn t getting paid more or less than the market. But Cavuto wasn t ready to give up slamming the Clintons that quickly. He made the foolish decision to continue bashing Clinton, whining that the money had gone to the Clinton Foundation in a  pay for play  scheme. Cuban was ready to handle those accusations as well. He shut it down: In order to determine if there is any quid pro quo, there s got to be some money destined for the trade-off. Cavuto tried to say it looked suspicious, but Cuban countered,  they ve been investigated more than anybody. You can watch Cuban viciously defend the Clintons below, with the bit about Bill Clinton starting at 6:20:Featured image via Paul Zimmerman / Getty Images