So how do they explain the ever-increasing market share of FoxNews whom they are always screaming are extremely right-wing?
Yes we did, and we are going to dismantle all your networks. Oh it's just beginning, even your own clowns are turning against you, see John Stewart and Henry Waxman. "Um Mr. Congressman, isn't organizing and protesting ..kinda like DEMOCRACY!" That pig face did'nt get it but he will. He'll be back to sitting on the far right in the committee meetings, complaining to his staffer that he wanted the brown mustard not the yellow and leaving lawmaking up to the sane.
If you follow the logic, assuming there is some logic to his argument, it is an admission that the viewers of CNBC were liberals/statists. Criticism of Chairman BO, blessings be upon his name, resulted in the loss of viewers. In other words, CNBC must become even more of a propagandist for Obama, blessings be upon his name, than it was before. I hope that CNBC follows his advice, for that will only result in worse ratings, if that is possible, than they are now.
Has it occurred to the MSM that while they’re praising and lying prostrate before the Living God Obama, maybe the rest of the country has better things to do and real news they’d rather hear about? Not everyone is obsessed with Michelle’s arms or Obama’s bare chest. Don’t they understand that?
If they actually stuck to ***business and markets*** then I would be very interested. But what does one expect from Government Electric.
Other than the money honey and Kudlow it is the kiss GE's @$$ channel. Not to mention the king of Financial Porn, Kramer.
Conservatives have better things to do, than listen to this blather....
Too much socialism, not enough Santelli.
“Left-Ward”?
I would love to see them interview some Austrian economists like Walter Block, Joeseph Salerno, Ralph Raico or Peter Klein.
All CNBC does is run all kinds of talking head segments, with “experts” going off in every direction. Then, after one of them is eventually proved correct, they trot him out and say, “see, you heard it first on CNBC.” You’re much better served just surfing the web for opinion; it’s faster and you get the people your search leads to, not whoever Immelt’s boys want on. The data is all available free anyway. If it were a science, nobody would lose money. But that ain’t how markets work. It’s part art, part luck, and part graft.