Welcome to Meet the Press College Roundtable Edition.

Since the onset of COVID-19, uncertainty has been the one-consisted part of everyday

life.

Colleges, businesses, and cultural institutions like sports have all gone through dramatic

changes, and the uncertainties in the economy may leave college students, frankly in the worst

position of all.

Meanwhile, protests over race and policing have erupted across the country over police

abuse, pushing businesses and cities to rethink hiring, bias, and racism.

To talk about all of this, our guest today is Mark Cuban, entrepreneur, investor, also

owner of the Dallas Mavericks, maybe eight-once-in-future politician.

You may also know him from his role in Shark Tank.

Mr. Cuban, thank you for joining us.

Thanks for having me.

I think this will be a great conversation, joining us to ask the questions.

Our Parker Jensen, he's a rising senior at MyelmaModel, the George Washington University.

Parker, you cover inequality and housing and sports in Washington, DC.

Tell us a little bit about your reporting.

Of course.

So, I am the current executive producer of GWTV's Student Run Sports Show.

I've also covered DC housing in the past with a couple of projects.

And through that, I've seen how gentrification and the effects of gentrification has affected

the DC community and specifically those in low-income communities.

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