THE TAKEDOWN PART I: The Revenge of The Smug -- Jim Cramer vs. Jon Stewart

Part 1 of 4: This video exposes the amazing hypocrisy, smug, sanctimonious selective outrage of Mr. Jon Stewart. He spews outrage at Jim Cramer while apologizing for the failures to idiotic government bureaucrats.

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• Jim Cramer
• Jon Stewart
• CNBC
• Daily Show
• Barack Obama
• Robert Gibbs
• Fannie Mae
• Freddie Mac
• Economy
• Economics
• Crisis
• Bailout
• CNN
• Tucker Carlson
• TPMTV
• Rick Sanchez
• George Bush
• Stephen Colbert
• Chris Matthews
• Keith Olbermann
• Rachel Maddow
• John McCain
• Joe Biden
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• Bill O'Reilly
• Comedy Central

[toomotivated]

Your video is very selective, itself and fucked, to be frank. Sounds kinda NeoCon and propagated. What you are denying is what is really happening.

ALAN GREENSPAN

The weird thing about this is that, you are making a video about a comedy show. it's a joke on real news. What happened between stewart and cramer IS HUGELY RARE AND WAS FACT.

You are arguing that water isn't wet, pretty much.

The second thing is you are trying to gain credibility from shitting on a comedian.

How FUNNY of U

[NoGuff]

This is all about hypocrisy.

George W. Bush and the Republicans in Congress wanted to set FM/FM straight. Democrats said 'fuck you' and pushed for FM/FM to offer low income people loans they didn't qualify for (at Barney Frank's direction). Then, suddenly, it's all George W. Bush's fault?

The video record of what Congress did is on YouTube, look for yourselves.

Sanity should have told Stewart that spending 5x the deficit doens't put new money into the coffers to cover the initial shortfall.

[khaidiep]

Who does this idiot work for?

[toycheeks]

I will not watch part III.

[Nexis]

Jon Stewart for President!

[FavoritistTube]

I couldn't finish your video bro... There is nothing that better fits the description of "propaganda" than this video. Not only do you chop up the video, add commentary, add music, you actually superimpose images on top of the footage. If you weren't trying to tell people the "truth", this would be a great piece of satirical media. But since you're actually trying to say that it's true, it's just retarded propaganda.

Oh well. Take care, and try to get some student loans so you can go to school.

[TheWillIamLee87]

your video sucks

[2nose919]

I don't want to get into an opinion/counter opinion conversation, you're entitled to yours and I think your video is pretty great.

This audio, from around 20:00 minutes and for the next while, discusses, in part, the jon cramer/cnbc shows they did, and the thought process behind it. You might like to listen to it. Might not.

[MrEeriemist]

This video is so fucking epic!

[MyDeadlyFingers]

You made some very interesting points about the uneasy relationships between politics and the financial industry, but I was on the fence until I heard that riff from"Money for Nothing" come on and drown out the rest of the audio... "Money for Nothing"! It's a song with the word "money" in it - and it's a video that has something to do with MONEY. Dang, that was on point! And the rest of the song... something about moving refrigerators, I dunno... But "Money for Nothing"! How brilliant.

[maximilian333]

@dirtynas Low-level bank managers and finance guys were whispering about the housing bubble and overvaluations in the market for months before it popped. I got a warning about two months ahead of the crash from a bank buddy who said that the other shoe was going to drop- if these guys had a strong idea then surely the "masters" of finance knew more about it. But by then those guys were selling off their stocks at the high point and placing bets on options and derivatives before the crash.

[ohaji]

This video is absurd. You can take any comment out of context and make it look any way you want it to. I'm not Jon Stewart apologist, but this video is just stupid.