Jon Stewart Just Crucified Cramer & CNBC

Quote from Daal:

Stewart is just a populist selling out to the public, just what you would expect from a comedian.

So what that CNBC and Cramer didnt see the crisis coming, the bulk of the capitalistic world didnt as well. The global securities market didnt as well, worlwide governments didnt as well. Informed investors with reputations of killing the Sp500 didnt as well. Stewart didnt as well.
Its like berating a baseball player for not being good enough to be in the hall of fame

Please.

Stewart was calling CNBC to task not for bad calls, but for a lack of accountability. The bad calls that never get brought back to light, the softball interviews, the almost groupie-like adoration of CEO's--that has been CNBC for years.
 
Quote from smilingsynic:

Please.

Stewart was calling CNBC to task not for bad calls, but for a lack of accountability. The bad calls that never get brought back to light, the softball interviews, the almost groupie-like adoration of CEO's--that has been CNBC for years.

Exactly!

I still remember Michelle Cabruso Cabrerra "cheerleading" the Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000 ( which brought us un-regulated credit default swaps and the Enron loophole ) . . . and telling the CNBC audience that Wall Street needed this legislation to pass, otherwise jobs would get sent overseas.

:D
 
Quote from smilingsynic:

Please.

Stewart was calling CNBC to task not for bad calls, but for a lack of accountability. The bad calls that never get brought back to light, the softball interviews, the almost groupie-like adoration of CEO's--that has been CNBC for years.

I agree ! Unfortunately most watchers don't understand CNBC caters to the "SELL SIDE". All they care about is getting the public to believe what their guests are selling and buy those stocks. It's another pump and dump. The bankers really own government and the media, and are intent in getting the public into debt and periodically cleaning out most of the publics' wealth. It is a never ending scam with the federal reserve helping it along as much as it can.
 
That was hilarious! Cramer wimped out, I wonder if he was told to sit and take it. He seemed too willing to admit he was a fraud. I laughed my ass off when he said he hated when CEO's come on and lie. Funny thing is they will still be coming on and lying. How about the CFO from Lehman 2 weeks before they blew chunks coming on and saying we don't have any problems. Or all the times the GE chump has been on saying they aren't that bad off, but begging for gov. money and slashing the dividend. ROFL If you can filter a lot of the b.s. it is entertaining, and you can still catch news on occassion. I will be moving up to the next level of Dish to get Bloomberg to see if its worth it.
 
Landis nails it again.

I was about to add my thoughts, but don't have to now - Landis read my mind and printed my thoughts.

That was the most brutal, yet diplomatic for what it was, smackdown of anyone on television that I've ever seen.
 
Quote from rufus_4000:



Let me make a weird comparison. Let's say the Political media is exactly like the Financial media. So when Obama announced "tax increases on Americans making over $250k year", the Political media would all go "oh yeah, this is great! This will be a great push on American economy!" And interviews with Obama administration will be like "So this tax increase is great. Do you think unemployment rate will go down to 4% or 3%? By the way, did you enjoy having Stevie Wonder play in the White House?"

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Wow, this sounds like CNBC's sister network MSNBC. MSNBC is completely in the tank for Obama.

Their evening line up is Chris Mattews, David Schuster, Mattews again, Kieth Olbermann, Rachael Maddow, Olbermann again, Maddow again.
 
Quote from r-in:

That was hilarious! Cramer wimped out, I wonder if he was told to sit and take it. He seemed too willing to admit he was a fraud. I laughed my ass off when he said he hated when CEO's come on and lie. Funny thing is they will still be coming on and lying. How about the CFO from Lehman 2 weeks before they blew chunks coming on and saying we don't have any problems. Or all the times the GE chump has been on saying they aren't that bad off, but begging for gov. money and slashing the dividend. ROFL If you can filter a lot of the b.s. it is entertaining, and you can still catch news on occassion. I will be moving up to the next level of Dish to get Bloomberg to see if its worth it.
cramer tried do defend himself a couple of times but every time jon put up another video of cramer making a wrong call. i think cramer decided he had better shut up not knowing what video could pop up next.
 
Quote from taodr:

I agree ! Unfortunately most watchers don't understand CNBC caters to the "SELL SIDE". All they care about is getting the public to believe what their guests are selling and buy those stocks. It's another pump and dump. The bankers really own government and the media, and are intent in getting the public into debt and periodically cleaning out most of the publics' wealth. It is a never ending scam with the federal reserve helping it along as much as it can.

Exactly.

The "Sell Side" is side of the Security Industry that sells you "financial products"...
For a FAT commission...
Of which > 90% are completely worthless...
By lying to you 24/7...
BY ANY MEANS NECESSARY.

The "Buiness Media" is CONTOLLED by the "Sell Side"...
It's sleazy, lying "Sell Side" ads...
That keep CNBC on the air.

If you are not acutely aware of this...
Then you are just another Mook to be Skinned...
Please get in line and bend over.

Jon Stewart may be a hard-left Political Operative...
But Jim Kramer is a WHORE...
A scuzzy, toothless, over-the-hill crack WHORE...
Always has been... always will be.
 
Quote from r-in:

That was hilarious! Cramer wimped out, I wonder if he was told to sit and take it. He seemed too willing to admit he was a fraud. I laughed my ass off when he said he hated when CEO's come on and lie. Funny thing is they will still be coming on and lying. How about the CFO from Lehman 2 weeks before they blew chunks coming on and saying we don't have any problems. Or all the times the GE chump has been on saying they aren't that bad off, but begging for gov. money and slashing the dividend. ROFL If you can filter a lot of the b.s. it is entertaining, and you can still catch news on occassion. I will be moving up to the next level of Dish to get Bloomberg to see if its worth it.

Bloomberg cheerleads but not to the extent CNBC does.
 
Quote from ang_99:

I just watch it on john stewart website and I gotta say.. it was pretty stupid.

John Stewart was insinuating that wall street is some giant fraud and traders somehow control the market at the expense of investors. Stewart was saying everybody involved with wall street should have seen the financial mess. Completely retarted. I would expect that from john stewart who has no idea what how wall street works but Cramer seemed like more of an idiot.

I would have said "John, you're a complete moron and have NO idea what you're talking about."

Wall Street is a giant fraud, traders do control the markets to some extent. Investors just sit there and take it. Savvy investor’s hedge there portfolio with options.
 
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