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Erin Burnett - Mark Haines Combination Just too Dumb

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Tags: Rupert murdoch, Cnbc, Fox, Michelle caruso-cabrera, Erin burnett, Maria bartiromo, Mark haines.

I used to leave CNBC on in the morning to provide me with background noise and to catch any sort of breaking news. I've finally shut it off.

Submitted: Aug 24, 2009 Views: 396 Comments: 3 Likes: 1

The Erin Burnett - Mark Haines combination is just too dumb. When Erin isn't busy talking about some minor tidbit related to herself that could be interesting to her friends at happy hour but is totally inappropriate for the nation's leading business network, she is asking guests questions which she would know the answer to if she had listened to the previous response. Her sweeky voice is annoying and she isn't half as attractive as Maria Bartiromo, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera or this new Australian women they seem to have found. Mark Haines is a class act on his own but next to Erin he seems to have turned into a blathering idiot.

I finally had to turn it off.

Too bad that Rupert Murdoch and Fox couldn't get the ingredients right with their business network.

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trader1
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Erin's overexcited, but you need to listen to her, Rick Santelli and maybe Steve Liesman because - like it or not - this folks shape the direct of the markets for the first couple of hours.

Posted: Aug 24, 2009

henry
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Haines is old enough to be her father. They look odd - maybe incestuous - paired together.

Posted: Oct 9, 2009

trader2
(Unregistered)

CNBC directs the markets! OK Mr. Trader. Hopefully they disclose their holdings on air. CNBC is a network that tries to scare viewers into watching.

Posted: Nov 24, 2009

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