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  • John's talk is too politically correct...he's not saying much though he delivers many words.

    Unlike Marc...who explains...like it or not...and he is saying something.

    This is a perfect example of the crap that's on TV.

  • I am new to CNBC but don't like these announcers.

  • GREAT VIDEO! Thanks for sharing!

    Happy Trading!

  • Thats is the truth!

  • let's see...if I bought a stock in 1973 (when the dollar index was around 160) and sold the same stock in 2010 (while the dollar index is around 75 ) then my stock investment MUST earn about 120% in gains just to break even in purchase power. What a GREAT deal! suckers...

  • These CNBC people aren't only ignorant and stupid, they are also rude, interrupting Faber every time he tries to say something.

  • CNBC pseudo-experts. Marxist crap and lifted eyebrows as usual.

    Faber is right.

  • Dennis Kneale...do your fuckin homework you fuckin Muppet...you are an idiot...

  • Hasn't Europe heard that scarcity and all problems associated with it can be eliminated by printing money? Someone should tell them.

  • That jerk on CNBC got his ass headed to him at the end my Faber!!!

    Awesome!! Mark Faber is the MAN!!!

  • LOL I love Faber. CNBC got pwnd on that one.

  • he'd have to bring a nuclear armed global reaching military to force people to accept the newly printed Greek money.

  • they really don't like Marc talking about gold

  • BTW, Marc Faber = investment god

  • The guy in the glasses is pretty dumb. Watch other videos with him and you'll see what I mean.

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  • @4:32 - the bootlicker steps in dogshit in his feeble attempt to cheerlead for the benefit of his corporate masters' agenda.

  • too bad Greece doesnt have a printing press. It will have to grovel at the EUs feet like Cali will have to grovel at the federal govt someday.

  • It looks like Milton Friedman could be just right about the Euro zone. It will not last first major crisis

  • "Oh, but Greece is just a little country, it can't effect us"... this was actually said on CNN more than once. <---LMAO!!!! They initially forgot to add, ummmmm.... Spain, Portugal, Italy, Ireland, and the ENTIRE UK! When this mess was FINALLY talked about, it was reported that Greece's debt/GDP was 108% <- they're done, just like the rest of us.

  • You'd think you would do a little research on someone's predictions before making an ass out of yourself on national TV...but then again that's why he's a talking head and not a "doer" with any success....lol

  • Dennis that is...in case it wasn't obvious.

  • owned @ 4:32.

  • That is so funny! He was completely unaware that Marc Faber called last year's stock market rally on public television virtually to the day. LOL

  • mrac didnt say anything we alrady didint kno alreyd.

  • these ignorant fools amaze me....the U.S. is 12 trillion in debt right now and they think there is no way the U.S. Government can default. What are they,nuts? I know its a propaganda news show but I mean cmon.

  • Dennis Kneal should do some research... Faber isn't some random economist... he should know something about his past predictions. Then again... it's CNBC. :D

  • HAHA they were like "wow wow wow, lets not talk about US debt... just Greece's debt."

  • yeah, don't let the cat out of the bag

  • That was the funnies part of video. Don't let the debt hit you in the ass.

  • @ 4:01

    EPIC FAIL

  • As soon as I heard Dennis Kneal's voice my stomach cringed. What a fool.

  • well basically...

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