Thursday, Mar 05, 2009
CNBC's Rick Santelli is angry that those loser homeowners are going to get bailed out.
The Daily Show: CNBC Gives Financial Advice
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Posted by debtfree @ 09:16 PM (716 views) Add Comment
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1. debtfree said...
All this doom and gloom - best remedy is comedy.
2. drewster said...
Brilliant post - well worth watching the video through to the end.
Clearly the commentators and media "experts" are just as clueless as anyone else - regardless of whether they are TV presenters or newspaper columnists.
3. Okaycuckoo said...
The daily show completely misses Santelli's point.
Stewart was great at skewering the idiocy of Bush and the bankers.
Now he's great at skewering critics of the Obamamania.
I'm not happy with that, but the final bit with Allen Stanford is brilliant.
4. devo said...
2. drewster said... Clearly the commentators and media "experts" are just as clueless as anyone else - regardless of whether they are TV presenters or newspaper columnists.
At least we've got 51ck.
5. str 2007 said...
You know, I've recently felt that I've been mssing out on the news as it comes in through not having CNBC and Bloomberg.
I can't speak for Bloomberg but if CNBC is anything to go by I'm alot better off with HPC (even if we all disagree with one another here aswell).
Well worth watching.