r/CNBC

CNBC has been promoting the "exclusive" interview with Trump, and so far it is an absolute disaster. Kernan can hardly ask a question and it's just Trump rolling out his "greatest hits" (Dumbocrats, destroyed Iran's navy, etc....)

I have CNBC on all day in the background. They keep advertising Julia Bornstein's podcast "changemakers and powerplayers". They quote several qualified people and a woman who says her BEST advice is to think about your what your bosses boss thinks. Nice working in her chain of command.. Stupidest advice I ever heard, and what makes it worse they must run this thing 5 times every hour.

Trigger warning: Joe will be interviewing Trump tomorrow at 5pm on CNBC. Plan your schedule accordingly.

If you aren't watching this morning's interview, catch the re-run. He's spilling tea... in a slightly unhinged/mini-meltdownish way😄 I think that if we could have watched interviews with the creators of railroad or early 90s internet companies it would have been the same. We would have been amazed at the craziness.

Can someone explain to me why Alex Carr was attacking the frontier models today?

>Palantir CEO Alex Karp joins CNBC's 'Squawk Box' to discuss the new Nvidia partnership, frontier AI models, and more.

How dare Andrew ask about the huge decline in BTC with the Coinbase dude when Joe owns it? And for him to criticize Andrew’s choice to not own things he reports on so he can approach things semi-agnostically as a journalist was very telling.

Watchin Jeremy Grantham excoriate Joe for Joe's saying that he gave a "cursory glance" at Grantham's annual letters in order to form his views. Then Joe had to wait for the producers to feed him other info in his ear to give his counterpoints.

Joe is such a "low IQ" individual. So much brain rot.

Grantham, though, it's totally wrong and uninformed about Bitcoin. Very frustrating.

I usually miss the earlier shows, but I had a morning free and holy crap… Joe is one of the most disconnected mind-numbingly dim hosts on this network. Continually asking obvious or stupid questions. I just want to know, is he liked by anyone? It feels like a monkey could do his job better and be more likable. He laughs to himself at his own jokes, stumbles over his own words, mumbles, talks over guests, loses his train of thought, and is often so ignorant about the current world. He just eats up time that could be filled with actual content. I kept finding myself just wanting to fast forward to anyone else speaking.

PLEASE stop showing Realtor.com commercial...Its so repetitive its making me sick have to turn off the volume....How long are you gonna torture your viewers with this

Why does he only talk about climate change and COVID-19 with Republican politicians. It's like he needs a safe space to share his personal feelings that will echo them back rather than push back.

Even compare this to when they bring Scott Gottlieb on to talk pharma news. Dudes a Republican but has credentials and pushes back against the looney tunes.

Joe just gets free reign to share whatever he believes about these topics with apparently no legitimate fact checking by CNBC journalists and no input from experts. These segments are basically Steve Bannon podcasts.

One day they advise to sell SMH (most likely because they missed the run up by themselves and feel cognitive dissonance) and the very next day they have to praise MU when it gained after hours even though the consensus was it would drop 😂

Just when I thought my opinion of CNBC and their customer service couldn’t get any lower, they managed to surprise me. After canceling DirecTV, I realized I missed having CNBC on in the background, so I figured their $50 per year option was a reasonable deal. I reached out to them (see my email labeled “Mine”), and their response was incredibly disappointing. If that’s their attitude, Bloomberg—especially considering it’s free—is just as good, if not better.

Mine:

"I canceled my DirecTV MyNews subscription because the price is increasing again, and I miss having CNBC on in the background while I work. I found your $99-per-year subscription, and I was told there’s a discount code, CNBC50, that should take 50% off the first year and bring the price down to about $50 plus tax, but it isn’t working when I try to sign up and pay. Could you please help me apply that discount or provide another code?"

CNBC response:

"Thank you for contacting CNBC Customer Care and for your interest in CNBC+.

As checked with our team, the promo code CNBC50 is not associated with CNBC+.

You can subscribe to CNBC+ by navigating to (deleted)

We currently offer two different plans: a monthly subscription at $9.99 and an annual subscription at $99.99 (plus applicable tax). Please note that pricing and plan availability may vary during promotional periods.

You will be asked to either sign up or log in (if you already have a CNBC account) with your email. This will be your login credential for your CNBC+ access.

You should be able to access your CNBC+ content immediately upon completing your purchase. If you experience any issues, please try logging out and back in again.

For any questions about terms of service and CNBC+ refund/cancellation policy, please visit our terms of service.

Thank you again for your interest in CNBC+. Have a great day, and let us know if we can help with anything else!

Sincerely,

Uzile

CNBC Customer Care"

I stopped watching CNBC (cnbs) months ago because of TOMB LEE

THanks for pimping that fraud