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I find it fascinating that trivial things like the Stewart vs Cramer thing was built up to the extent it was. The way people were carrying on, I expected the “showdown” on the Daily Show to be a fight to the death but it ended up being Jim Cramer trying to defend himself rather than the way CNBC touts itself as being a team of experts in their field.
Stewart really did break the whole thing down into simple questions and statements which is what the average person would understand rather than the doublespeak they get dished out on a daily basis from so called experts.
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March 18th, 2009 at 6:29 am
I find it fascinating that trivial things like the Stewart vs Cramer thing was built up to the extent it was. The way people were carrying on, I expected the “showdown” on the Daily Show to be a fight to the death but it ended up being Jim Cramer trying to defend himself rather than the way CNBC touts itself as being a team of experts in their field.
Stewart really did break the whole thing down into simple questions and statements which is what the average person would understand rather than the doublespeak they get dished out on a daily basis from so called experts.