“Shark Tank” star and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban had an emotional reaction on Twitter this Sunday. The cause? Joe Rogan’s podcast interview with 2024 presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Rogan’s talk with RFK Jr. sparked quite a stir among the billionaire community, globalists, and medical experts.

The main reason for the controversy was the podcast’s strong focus on vaccine safety. The episode caused such a frenzy on Twitter that Rogan offered $100,000 to a professor in the College of Medicine.

The challenge? An open debate with RFK Jr. about the claims he made during the podcast amount to “vaccine misinformation.”

Writer Tom Nichols chimed in, stating his belief “no doc should agree to this.”

Rogan responded this was a good idea, only if it could be proven that the medical industry didn’t have a history of foul play. The debate is far from over and it’s clear emotions are flaring on all sides.

Things heated up when Rogan countered that neither Nichols, nor anyone else, could provide such assurance about the industry’s integrity, suggesting a debate might be necessary.

Mark Cuban, Dallas Mavericks owner, didn’t take it lightly.

Cuban’s response seemed more like a peculiar plug for his company that claims to provide affordable healthcare. He kicked things off by admitting that the pharma industry has its problems.

Cuban then called out Rogan for slighting doctors who “think vaccines save lives,” without bringing up any solid proof.

He also claimed Rogan was picking on the professor of Baylor College, who, in Cuban’s view, wouldn’t be ready for such a debate, despite toiling “day in and day out to find ways to help folks.”

The whole exchange highlighted Cuban’s fierce stand in support of the healthcare sector.