I will say that their documentary house of Cards is astonishingly well done and that every single American ought to watch it. They’ll be showing it in classrooms 50 years from now, of this I have no doubt.

If they are paid toadies in Wall St’s pocket, then the Street sure didn’t get its money’s worth.

He’s a comedien, not a bastard.

Besides, Stewarts real target was the financial “reporting” and Sanatelli, not Cramer.

CNBC’s dirty secret is this: they are not journalists. They only play journalists on TV. CNBC is all a gaining access to and cozying up to corporate bigwigs so they can sell advertising to companies. Their audience is Wall Street, not Mainstreet.

Anyone who watches CNBC who is trying to gain some perspective is out of his or her mind. CNBC is the video arm of the PRNEWSWIRE; nothing more.

“Smart guy” – Cramer? Yea, right! I remember watchin him in the late ’90″s prior to the dot.com bubble crash. He took that bubble over the horizon and watched it come crashing down along with all his ‘buy’ recommendations back then, too. The last time I watched him was, shortly after that debacle, he went on, all teary-eyed, apologizing for his over-exuberance to his fans who lost their shirts! Then he thanked his broker for pullin him out of all his failed stock picks before he lost his!! Stewart put it nicely – Cramer, F$@K-YOU !!

Justin; The other funny thing was the way Cramer made the rounds on all of the NBC affiliates – the Today show, MSNBC; where what’s his face, clown, idiot guy took some shots at Jon Stewart. WTF? They get a little bonus in the mail for towin the Co. line? It’s really pathetic. If I didn’t stop watchin CNBC already for all of their partisan, Right leaning, CEO propaganda, I’d be done with them, for sure, by now – GROW UP, get a life and try doin’ what you’re paid to do – report the financial news!!