[nyc rugby]

I'm not a regular viewer, but Stewart conducted himself well...Cramer on the other hand looked like a deer in headlights. There were a few times that almost looked physically painful for him. I'd have to say it was one of the more entertaining TV shows I've seen in a while.

Anyone else watch it?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/03/13/AR2009031300981.html

 

[kingnothing]

Watching Stewart is physically painful for me. I can imagine Cramer wanted to shoot himself in the head.

 

[nyc rugby]

I don't think I've seen a show in a few years but as a confirmed "Cramer hater" it was good. It looked like he was going to cry once or twice.

 

[BKK Jack]

Since it airs past my bedtime, I tape and watch the following day. I can't wait to get home to see it.

 

[dan46n2]

Im going to watch it on hulu later. I heard it was good.

 

[jameswing]

Cramer was on last week also, and sounds like he doesn't know what is going on (and sounds really feeble), exactly the opposite of his persona on his own show.

I caught the part last night where Stewart showed the clip of Cramer talking about running his hedge fund and buying short then driving the market down. Then Cramer says the he wasn't talking about himself, but other people.:roflmao:

 

[NeverEndingNinja]

You can watch the two part unedited interview on the daily show website.

edit; excuse me, three part.

 

[Whatever Dude]

I have it on Tivo and plan to watch tonight, but I heard Stewart creamed Creamer.

 

[NeverEndingNinja]

You know, Cramer put up a fight at first, but eventually he gave in. I'd have to say I was "proud" of him. Now, we'll just have to see(I don't watch his show, but I'm sure Jon Stewart will comment later) if he actually makes any changes.

It was nice to hear some sanity on television.