I’ve been waiting for this. How can you give any credibility to a financial network that has Howard Dean and Huffington as guest analysts? Anyone with any financial accumen would question spending time getting opinions from socialists. I say turn the thing over to Michelle Caruso Cabrerra, and run off Carl Q. Keep Becky though. And Joe.
One analyst refers to CNBC as “bubblevision”. Well earned.
Bingo. Well stated. CNBC started running the lefties in sometime before the election, and it didn't let up after the election. I now switch back and forth between Fox Biz and Bloomberg, and as soon as some lefty d!@klicker comes on, I switch to the other channel. If they both gag me at the same time, I turn off the TV for the morning.
“I’ve been waiting for this. How can you give any credibility to a financial network that has Howard Dean and Huffington as guest analysts? Anyone with any financial accumen would question spending time getting opinions from socialists. I say turn the thing over to Michelle Caruso Cabrerra, and run off Carl Q. Keep Becky though. And Joe.
One analyst refers to CNBC as “bubblevision”. Well earned.”
Two points I would raise here:
1. The majority of Wall Streeters are Libs. They don’t care about CNBC and Steve “the Red” Liesman pimping the facist interventions and takeovers of industry until its at their front door, or if they can’t figure out any way to make money at it.
2. Jeff Immelt has sold his soul and the soul of GE. He is full court press, all in pushing the Obama agenda, in return for his seat at the table of power in the “energy pollution credits trading” market. In many of the stories, I detect skepticism when the hosts are reading the copy plugged into the prompter. Carl Q and Kramer are left leaners, but I don’t detect that from any of the other hosts. MCC, Burnett, Bartiromo, Griffith, Herrera, Regan, Santelli, Lee, and Mark Haynes all play it straight to right leaning.