Yes, he ordered HHS to research alternative pricing models. But, the statutory ability to do so was granted by the ACA which the administration and party spent the entire term attempting to overturn, taking it as far as SCOTUS. And HHS eventually declined to implement any changes.
Summary here... https://www.americanprogress.org/article/little-late-trumps-...
(Though only mnetaphorically, I hope... meeting people from the internet "IRL" rarely ends well in my experience.)
Stop trolling.
I was just pointing out what I thought was an objective observation that a business person opposed politician working towards {thing x} and then suddenly emerged with a business doing {thing x} once the potential public sector competition was out of the way.
But of course this assumes a degree of pessimistic motivation from Cuban. Given how often these kinds of motivations are assumed of people who challenge a public sector solution, I didn’t think to justify that assumption much, but I can see now how not doing so might have come across as trollish.