[metafugitive]

especially by Cavuto.

Cavuto was never really a political guy. He started doing business on CNBC and was one those former CNBC hires Ailes brought in after FNC got up and running. Martha McCallum was another one of those trained in business news at CNBC. Ailes brought in Gerry Rivers from CNBC as well but Gerry was most likely trained in communist propaganda by Che Guevarra.

Cavuto is a personable guy who is good at interviewing but just that, the same could be said of Larry King as well. Cavuto is schmoozer not a thinker.

[Rodamala]

I remember before cable TV arrived at my family's home... as a kid, family TV programming started after the dinner was cleared and dishes washed. At 7:30, The Nightly Business Report came on... and Neil was a much younger anchorman.

Friday night was a special treat... Wall $treet Week. I miss seeing Milton Friedman... Paul Volker... Malcom Forbes. It's sad to think that Louis Rukeyer has been replaced with some screaming lunatic on CNBC with an obnoxious soundboard featuring a "SELL! SELL! SELL!" button.

Anyways, I actually tuned in not too terribly long ago to NBR... 2009, I believe... Paul Kangas was still wishing everyone the "very best of goodbyes".

(no, the DJIA is not missing a digit)

[jimsin]

/Cavuto is a personable guy who is good at interviewing but just that, the same could be said of Larry King as well. Cavuto is schmoozer not a thinker./

TRUE and he plays the clown much too often making childish remarks after a serious guest has made a serious point...he's a way to into himself blatherer...