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To: dennisw

I say —— He was pushed out because he was too forthright about the thievery on Wall Street plus was anti-0bama. He didn’t have enough respect for 0bama/Guithner efforts

And NBC owns CNBC
And GE owns NBC
And GE want’s government bailouts and is in 0bama suck up mode

Fast Money is a very popular show. Why would CNBC let him walk away?


4 posted on 03/29/2009 2:03:19 PM PDT by dennisw (0bomo the subprime president)
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To: dennisw

I DON”T believe he was anti-Obama at all. I see him as a left of center viewpoint. NEVER heard him mention Barney Frank or Chris Dodd as culpable figures. And I got real tired of his daily rants. He took himself way too seriously and DID seem angry. Those two characteristics will get you in real trouble every time. I say good riddance.


9 posted on 03/29/2009 2:15:35 PM PDT by bombthrower
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To: dennisw
Fast Money is a very popular show. Why would CNBC let him walk away?

He might have gotten a better offer.

When MSNBC's Morning Joe Scarb. took timeoff for an ailing parent, Dylan stepped in and made a very impressive showing. Conservatives in particular were very impressed with his comments and insights about the economy.

Even when Joe came back, Dylan guested awhile more. Then he was off---now we know why.

Probably negotiating for a show of his own. Hope so.

18 posted on 03/29/2009 4:48:31 PM PDT by Liz (I was like Snow White, then I drifted. Mae West (on liberalism.)
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