The truth is, Cramer is being attacked for telling the truth about Obama's record destruction of American wealth; Stewart was just trying to distract from that by changing the subject, and not even telling the whole truth about that, either.

Oh it seems that you right-wingers cannot grasp my point, I suppose I will have to dumb it down for some of you… as I sip my sassy little Bordeaux.  You see I believe some on the right are now full blown in their Jon Stewart Derangement Syndrome.  It seems that a very old news story that the rest of the country has gotten over is still be regurgitated by the lunatic fringe… they seek to destroy Jon Stewart and his rising star as the voice of reason in America. 

If Mr. Cramer was as smart and talented as some have argued; then why did he not bring up his so called warnings?  Oh, I am sure some will come up with a conspiracy theory about how Cramer had to sit there and take a verbal beating from Stewart because of some cabal dealing with the Elite Liberal Media, Skulls and Bones Society, The Free-Mason, and the Catholic Church; but in all reality he did not defend himself because he is either 1) Incompetent- and should not be giving out advice on finance (oh I did just love Cramer when he was on The Apprentice) or 2) His actions where indefensible. 

My friends, your Jon Stewart Derangement Syndrome has led so many rational people to defend this scoundrel and knave.  Look at reason, what has Jon Stewart done, but merely tell a few jokes and point out the hypocrisy of those in power.  This is getting out of control.      

Apparently Cramer did fight back more than what appeared on the show that aired and it was edited out. A longer version was posted on the Comedy Central website that showed Cramer being applauded by the audience at times. The segment got the Michael Moore treatment and Stewy renewed his folk hero status to the far left for throwing an Obama supporter under the bus for going astray.

And for those crying about the support Cramer is getting from some of us, it's not about Cramer's ideology. We tend to help anyone who starts to see the matrix and help them decide to take the red pill. The Daily show is a sapient program integral to the Matrix itself. You think you're getting the news in a cherry flavor but you are getting nonsense and spin from a clown.

From this point out, I'll stop watching matrix movies before I go to bed.

 http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/its-time-for-jon-stewart-to-stop-hurting-america/

From the link:

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The video shows that The Daily Show heavily cut out information that would have made Cramer a more sympathetic figure to Stewart’s liberal audience, including:

• Cramer did not agree with Rick Santelli and considers people who have stayed in their homes with high mortgage payments by holding down multiple jobs  “fighters” not “losers.” The studio audience cheered Cramer’s statement.
• Cramer voted for President Obama. His only concern with Obama’s programs is that the president is moving on his agenda items too quickly. He thinks America needs to “win the war on unemployment” before passing programs that scare CEOs to death.
• Cramer has suggested other earnings vehicles to people, including CDs, rather than stocks during the recent downturn.

These tidbits, plus Cramer’s attempts to logically explain the whys and hows of financial network reporting, didn’t make it on the show.

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well duh...I admit that I am  a new 'commenter', but I made this point in a comment on another article, about Cramer's rant with Erin Burnett in her giraffe dress. He was made fun of back then because it was on live tv, totally unexpected, and nobody believed him. He makes bad stock calls on a regular basis, but his overall take on the financial system is spot on, and continues to this day.

Why did he take a dive on that show? Guilt, perhaps. I was shocked and disappointed when i saw it. He should have given that idiot host the 'what for'.

One more thing...So what if CNBC had done what this idiot host had wanted, and 'sounded the alarm' as a network about the 'coming financial crisis'...they would have been accused of causing a self-fulfilling prophecy. They have scores of guests on each day. Each has his/her own opinion about the markets. They report, we decide. We each decide whether or not to 'pull the trigger' on a stock or not, irrespective of what some ranting middle aged bald guy tells us to do. If you decide to hit the 'buy' button, you have no one to blame, or congratulate, but yourself.

While on the subject of CNBC, what does the MSM do to literally pound home their viewpoint and turn the public's opinion?  -- Latch onto a topic and keep it in the press 24x7. Just like the Macaca comment -- front page headlines every single day until the person or institution has been painted every shade of shame or evil possible.

And that's exactly what CBS Marketwatch is doing. They have assigned their uberliberal Jon Friedman to the CNBC case. Like this morning's rant: "CNBC's size alone makes it look like an appealing target at a time when investors are depressed and furious"..."Fair or not, CNBC suddenly represents everything that is evil about capitalism"..."[Jon] Stewart's rebuke revealed how silly the network looks when it dumbs down the news." And on and on and on.

Friedman writes a column on CNBC every other day; sometimes several days in a row. He has managed to take a single item -- Cramer -- and is using it to paint CNBC as the embodiment of evil. Not with facts, mind you -- oh no, that's not the Liberal way. Accusations; innuendos; heresay; gossip. That's what MSM liberals do, and Jon Friedman is having the time of his life. His masters, of course, are letting him do this. It serves a purpose -- tearing down something they think is evil. In this case, it's Capitalism they are after. Free markets and the U.S. are evil, and CNBC supports both -- so it must be beheaded. And if CNBC can be portrayed as totally out of touch with the "way things ought to be" (as defined by CBS, of course), then that's a bonus.

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The challenge is to follow a consistent plan despite inconsistent prices - Sarah Palin, State of the State of Alaska speech