I feel like this post can go a variety of different ways but I just want to get some insight from the forum on the topic. The questions are applicable to the weekly commentating done during market hours.
Who has been the most interesting guest on a CNBC segment?
Who is the most annoying/off-topic commentator on CNBC?
What has been the funniest comment you've heard on CNBC?
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brewsterkeegan, sorry about the lack of response. Maybe one of these topics will help:
Fingers crossed that one of those helps you.
How can anyone like O'Leary? I agree on Gerber. CNBC is trash. They can get some legit people only because it allows them to get on TV to express their opinions.
Downtown Josh Brown has carried the halftime report for some time now
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