TRUMP'S HISTORY OF INFIDELITY???

Donald Trump’s threat to seat Gennifer Flowers, who had an extramarital affair with Bill Clinton, in the front row at Monday night’s presidential debate focuses new attention on Trump’s own history of infidelity and could further weaken his support among female voters.

Trump’s suggestion, delivered Saturday via a tweet, was widely seen as an effort to rattle Hillary Clinton ahead of Monday’s high-stakes debate and fired up some of his hardcore supporters. Trump’s campaign reversed course Sunday, saying Flowers was not going to be invited to the debate.

Even so, some analysts questioned whether it was wise for Trump to even bring up the issue in an attempt to smear Clinton for the failings of her husband, especially given his own playboy past.

“Why is he doing this to Hillary Clinton?” said Mary Anne Marsh, a Democratic strategist. “This is not about her behavior, it’s something that happened to her. Women will not see this as fair.

“His base will love it, but the very voters he needs — white, college-educated women — will not,” she said. “It will hurt him.”

Mark Cubin is a shark that hates Trump.

Mark Cuban continued his verbal assault on fellow billionaire Donald Trump on Thursday, saying the GOP presidential nominee will end up broke should he lose the election.

"If Donald Trump loses this election, I'm betting he personally goes bankrupt w/in 7 yrs. That's how toxic his brand now is," Cuban tweeted.

Trump companies have declared bankruptcy four times.

Not long before the "toxic brand" tweet, Cuban tweeted Trump would be a horrible president because he is a know-it-all.

Trump and Cuban have exchanged barbs ever since the Dallas Mavericks owner endorsed Hillary Clinton over the summer.

Since then, Cuban has trolled Trump often, even attending the first presidential debate, which took place Monday in New York. Cuban reportedly got the invite from the Clinton campaign, but he gladly touted his presence on social media beforehand.

Of course Trump returned fire by saying he considered inviting Gennifer Flowers to sit next to Cuban, who he also noted was on a failed reality show, 2004's short-lived, The Benefactor.

Flowers said she once had a sexual relationship with Bill Clinton.

Before the debate, Cuban made news when he offered Trump $10 million for a one-on-one interview to discuss his policies and plans for the White House.