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Damn, I miss Mark Haines in the morning. Kramer does not get it done for me.
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OT: CNBC/Mark Haines
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A story went that Barney Frank was asked what he thought of Dic# Armey.
Barney's response was "where do I enlist"?
Barney's response was "where do I enlist"?
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I miss Mark Haines too, was thinking about this morning when Cramer made a joke about how Siri should serve him when he wakes up. So unprofessional & about himself. So often wrong. I miss Erin Burnett, too. Seemed very sweet and easy on the eyes obviously.
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CNBC had the best coverage of 9/11 for the first hour with Mark Haines and Surfer Joe Kernan.
Kernan was openly speculating terrorism before the second plane hit: Dan Rather was 30 minutes late waiting on a Reuters or AP report rather than add commentary or speculate.
It was likely their finast 45 minutes: they had the best initial footage and weren't constrained by the usual journalistic rules (or caution).
The cool thing about Cramer: he's always right after the fact. He rarely misses a call in hindsight. He's perfected the art of hyping a stock that made a huge move and convincing people they should be privileged to see the chart with Jim Cramer. Calling for NetFlix at $300 was priceless. Tonight he'll be hyping Apple and Google.
Kernan was openly speculating terrorism before the second plane hit: Dan Rather was 30 minutes late waiting on a Reuters or AP report rather than add commentary or speculate.
It was likely their finast 45 minutes: they had the best initial footage and weren't constrained by the usual journalistic rules (or caution).
The cool thing about Cramer: he's always right after the fact. He rarely misses a call in hindsight. He's perfected the art of hyping a stock that made a huge move and convincing people they should be privileged to see the chart with Jim Cramer. Calling for NetFlix at $300 was priceless. Tonight he'll be hyping Apple and Google.
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