Over the years, Donald Trump has gained immense popularity on the political front. So much so that he also won the 2024 presidential elections by defeating Democratic Party candidate Kamala Harris. While some celebrities have welcomed the decision, others have remained silent on the matter. From the Shark tank Also in the universe, Mark Cuban made harsh remarks about the president-elect and strongly criticized his trade policies.

While Cuba is currently on political pause, Shark tank Producer Ken Fuchs added some strong words against Trump and also explained how the reality show helps children learn about the business world.

Shark Tank Director Ken Fuchs explains why Donald Trump doesn’t have the intelligence to be a ‘shark’

In addition to his political and commercial activities, Donald Trump is widely known for his ultra-luxurious lifestyle and controversial statements. Although he could easily be one of the richest and most powerful individuals in the United States, Shark tank director Ken Fuchs, he won’t cut it when it comes to being a shark. According to an interview via The wraphe added “He’s just not smart enough.”

The show, which reached peak popularity in 2009, continues to interest fans with its approach to business and entrepreneurship. In this show, several budding entrepreneurs come to present their projects and obtain financing for them.

The venture capitalists investing in these projects are at the top of their game. For example, the most famous of them is the tech billionaire. Marc Cuban who is also the minority owner of the Dallas Mavericks (NBA).

Besides him, other high-profile judges include Kevin O’Leary, Lori Greiner and Daymond John. The show director also added that Shark tank made it easier for children to understand several business terminologies. For example, he revealed that his son’s school had organized a Shark tank symposium. He added “These kids know all the language. Convertible debt, they know the royalties.

Shark tank isn’t the only show Ken Fuchs is involved with. For example, he also worked in The Bachelor franchise as director and in the syndicated game show Family quarrel. Towards the end of the interview, he also added that venture capitalists have no idea about the products or the investors.

So, they meet them for the first time in the conference room itself, and their negotiations and questions are real and not scripted.

How did a college dropout turn his failure into success on Shark Tank?

Brandon Echols and Darien Craig created their company Y’all Sweet Tea Shark tank and quickly impressed the Sharks with their pitching. The childhood friends have known each other since they were six years old and even went to school and university together.

Not only that, but they also dropped out of college together and founded the company in 2021, all thanks to a major setback in life. Craig was fired from his job and left with $7 in his bank account. On the the company’s websitehe shared the same and added which led to the creation of Y’all Sweet Tea. Craig added:

His determination paid off and the company currently sells its products directly to approximately 600 grocery stores in the southeastern United States. On the show, the duo entered to ask for $500,000 in exchange for 5% equity in their business. Rashaun Williams, who was a guest judge at the time, immediately offered $500,000 for 10% equity.

Even Kevin O’Leary wanted in and presented a joint offer with Willliams giving $500,000 for 20%, which the investors would split in half. Lori Greiner also added another joint offer to the table, with Williams offering $500,000 for 15%. Ultimately, the duo decided to leave with Greiner and Williams.

You can watch all seasons of Shark tank on Hulu.