Santelli's colleagues are deballing him on CNBC right now.

[originalpckelly]

:rofl:

Way to go Donny Deutsch and Steve Liesman.

[GodlessBiker]

1. That, my good man, presumes he had balls in the first place.

[MadBadger]

2. What are they saying?

[originalpckelly]

3. Made him look like he didn't know anything...

by asking him numbers on the expected foreclosures per year.

[ellacott]

4. When he was on Hardball he admitted he voted for McCain

[gratuitous]

5. Huh, sounds like NBC changed their tune on him real quickly

Maybe one overpaid do-nothing's prefabricated rant in front of a room full of similarly situated overpaid do-nothings wasn't quite connected to the populist heart of America as NBC first thought? No matter, they'll turn on Santelli and tear him apart for more ratings and just for the fun of it. Santelli may be momentarily embarrassed (if such a thing is even possible), and then everything will go back to the way it was. This is the Jim Cramer model of Fucking Up at NBC. The only people who get hurt by their insane rantings are poor, and don't matter anyway.

[hologram]

6. He is, after all, an idiot.

We'd all love to have veto power over how our tax dollars are spent. I'd personally choose to not fund foolish Republicon wars, among other things. As a market facilitator who gets rich off buying and selling in the markets, Santelli has likely done far more than the vast majority of people to promote the deregulation that has created the current economic disaster, yet he now portrays himself as a victim. :eyes: