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Cramer defends CNBC’s role in Wall Street bubble

by Morgan on March 19, 2009

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Cramer got reamed by Jon Stewart over CNBC’s cheer leading of the Wall Street bubble last week, today he defended himself on the Today show.

The Today Show defense:


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The original Stewart interview:

Part 1

The Daily Show With Jon Stewart M – Th 11p / 10c
Jim Cramer Pt. 1
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Daily Show Full Episodes Important Things w/ Demetri Martin Political Humor

Part 2

The Daily Show With Jon Stewart M – Th 11p / 10c
Jim Cramer Pt. 2
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Daily Show Full Episodes Important Things w/ Demetri Martin Political Humor

Part 3

The Daily Show With Jon Stewart M – Th 11p / 10c
Jim Cramer Pt. 3
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Daily Show Full Episodes Important Things w/ Demetri Martin Political Humor

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  • Don
    Whatever, Kramer!!! All the King's Horses and All the King's Men just ain't gonna put CNBC back together again, IT SUCKS!!! One of their top people left in early Feb. and has not been replaced. They need to get a grip and start reporting NEWS! Bloomberg is kicking their ASS right now! Thanks Morgan!
  • I had heard about this interview. Cramer's voice was shaking when he realized what he had walked into. I'm no fan of Stewart's, but he impressed me.
  • Joe
    Stock market headed for another crash. Market gamblers defy that statistical numbers. It will
    be another bailout when the downturn comes. With the losers crying again.
  • The whole point of journalism and the press is to provide an objective, factual presentation on the market, world events, etc. CNBC is a joke. I too am not a huge fan of Stewart but this was very entertaining.
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