Jim Cramer

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Jim Cramer (b. Feb. 10, 1955) is well-known for hosting CNBC's "Mad Money". Though described by NBC newsman Tom Costello as a non-conservative (March 3, 2009), he was said to believe that "the president's policies, his agenda had contributed to the greatest wealth destruction he's ever seen by a president." This was told to White House Press secretary Robert L. Gibbs along with "but the broader context or concern...is that the President may be loosing the confidence of some investors if not Wallstreet then Mainstreet investors who are fleeing the markets as reflected by what's happening in the markets." Gibbs responded that "I'm going to get into a lot of trouble if I continue with you...If you turn on a certain program, it's geared to a very small audience, no offense to my good friends or friend at CNBC."[1]

  1. ↑ http://newsbusters.org/people/rick-santelli
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