r/CNBC

Prior to Jay Clayton, it was incredibly rare for a sitting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) to appear on CNBC's "Squawk Box."

Historically, SDNY prosecutors avoided making network morning show appearances about ongoing investigations to maintain prosecutorial independence and adhere to Department of Justice media guidelines. While predecessors like Preet Bharara occasionally did major broadcast interviews regarding their tenure or specific major convictions, it was typically on news programs like CBS Mornings or cable news segments rather than the market-focused "Squawk Box.

Why does this wingman for Joe appear to be on at least twice a week?

>Jeff Bezos, Blue Origin founder and Amazon executive chair, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the wealth disparity in America, addressing the affordability gap, U.S. tax code, New York's pied-à-terre tax proposal, and more.

Sara Eisen all 2025: “Inflation is not an issue”
Sara Eisen May 20, 2026: “INFLATION IS AN ISSUE”

You can’t make this up!!! 🤣

Her pulling out her phone to rattle off Drumph fucken lies. She’s pathetic.

These new commercials they are running are terrible.

The blahblahblah100

Weird spot light of some guy no one has ever heard of has a new stock to pick format. Terrible

First week watching Bloomberg in place of CNBC. My wife, not knowing this decision was official, switches the channel back to CNBC to a perfectly timed cut of Joe screaming the word “SOCIALISM” at Ro Khanna. The jokes write themselves…

Of course only Sara could have done this softball interview. Among his gems, "We ended DEI discrimination at the FCC". As if that is a real thing.

As I commute long hours on a daily basis, I would like to stay informed about what is happening with Reddit however, I am unable to read while driving. Perhaps Reddit could provide an audio option to read the updates while driving, which I believe could significantly increase the DAU metric.

How much longer will they run (currently 43 times a day) this lady proudly stating “I have no fear of failure”.
Think through it.
That’s generally not a good trait to advertise.
Who would invest in that?

Sara Eisen is so fake, she gets on air on Jerome Powell’s last day and starts trying to give him some praise all the while she has been dragging him through the dirt since Trump has been back in office. She’s changed her tone cause she heard Cramer’s comments yesterday about how Jerome Powell didn’t deserve the “disgusting attacks” he’s received over the last 18 months.

Her and MAGA Joe Kernen MUST GO!!!

>CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin reports on the latest news.

Did you guys catch that? She was asked about it by Carl Quintanilla who heard the reporting team was given a really rough time. CCP goons were flashing green lights at them and barking orders as soon as they stopped reporting live so it wouldn't be caught on tv, later had aggressively banged on the doors of their rooms et c. Probably bugged them too.

This is direct intimidation and harassment of Western media. Fck them. We love Eunice Yoon.

Saw this post from CNBC’s Brian Sullivan about how the AI boom is creating a huge new source of electricity demand. As Amazon, Microsoft, Google and Meta keep building AI data centers, Sullivan says the US power grid and energy sector will need major expansion to keep up. It’s wild to think AI’s growth could end up reshaping energy markets just as much as tech itself. Can the US energy infrastructure realistically keep pace with AI demand over the next decade?

Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV.

Joe is back on interlacing is political BS, and the show sucks again.

It was so nice last week when he was off.