'They are all Joe Biden': Marjorie Taylor Greene floats Mark Cuban presidential run

He's already rearranging the Oval Office furniture.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) made a prognostication that the next Democratic nominee for president won't be President Joe Biden — but Mark Cuban.

She's convinced the billionaire will soon launch a bid for the White House to challenge Trump, now that it's been reported he's selling a majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks to the Las Vegas Sands casino company and leaving his chair on CNBC's "Shark Tank."

"Just early speculation: Mark Cuban prepping for a possible President run," wrote Right Side Broadcasting producer Brian Glenn in a tweet. "(At some point) Suddenly sells majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks. Announces he’s leaving Shark Tank after 16 seasons. Looks like someone is clearing his calendar and making time for ‘something else."'

Greene replied: "Hmm.. could this be true? If Mark Cuban decides to run and the Democrats replace him, it doesn’t matter."

She continued:

"The entire Democrat party is the same as the Biden admin. ANYONE they support is exactly the same as the America LAST Democrat party. They are all Joe Biden."

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Indeed, the selling of the ball club is estimated to go for $3.5 billion from the reported buyer, Miriam Adelson, widow of casino magnate Sheldon Adelson.

Cuban confirmed that he is going to complete the 15th season of the business funding television series on an episode of "All The Smoke" podcast.

“I got one more year to go,” he said.

Cuban has been an outspoken critic of Former President Donald Trump, once saying of him: "There's that guy who'll walk into the bar and say anything to get laid."

Over the summer he was asked by NBC News if he had his sights on a run for Commander In Chief as a third party candidate and he replied: “No. My family would disown me."