Stewart morphed into a populist avenging angel this week, demanding to know why CNBC and its most manic personality, Jim Cramer, failed to warn the public about the risky Wall Street conduct that triggered the financial crisis.
Cramer has told colleagues he felt blindsided by Stewart's hostile approach. But many CNBC staffers were furious with Cramer on Friday for failing to defend the network's reporting or to criticize Stewart's video clips as selectively edited or out of context.
If you missed the interview it's available in
three parts on Comedy Centrals site. That was some awkward fun...eh? Way to kick some douchebag derriere. Cramer just sat there and took his medicine. He's clearly shaken that his fellow libtard Dems have turned on him.
Anybody else but me think it's sad to see that it has fallen to the comedians to hold people accountable these days......
