Talking head melts down on CNBC
Submitted by jordie on Sat, 05/23/2009 - 10:04
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Watch this unfold live, the other talking heads just pretend nothing is happening. Something has made this guy crack and see all the bull. Can anyone shed any more light on this?
In the video's description is this:
"I was at first, but I caught on quick, the bottom line is everything you see happening around you is an illusion, kind of like everything you learned in school...no value except in this crooked system which is now breaking down. "
Can anyone elaborate on that?
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I watched Mackey for 2 years, he oftens goes off on tangents
He has been increasingly negative on the government comparing U.S. to Sweden. If you heard him in the past you know what he is talking about. the system is failing and he's calling everyone out.
Thomas Jefferson once said, "The natural progress of things is for liberty to yield and government to gain ground."
Well, I guess he called that one.
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Perhaps CNBC knowing he was
Perhaps CNBC knowing he was going to be critical, spiked his breakfast. Making him look the fool.
I will be very surprised...
if Mr. Mackey has a job come Tuesday next week. His employer, (CNBC) does not look favorably on their shills to come off the spool like this.
He woke up. It's a lot of
He woke up. It's a lot of knowledge in a short amount of time and he can't organize it quick enough to respond coherently. It'll come to him but hopefully he won't destroy his career before figuring it out.
Once you see the light you can't go back to the darkness and shadows of the cave.
not that familiar with this guy but
it seems to me that he knows the truth- that NOTHING has bottomed out, that unemployment will continue to rise and that inflation is about to overtake the world. he knows the market is close to crash and the the demise of the dollar is 2 months away and he simply refuses to play their games anymore as he knows that there are too many who also KNOW!!!!!!. he is done- D_U_N!!
~peace
~peace
I use analogies a lot, when explaining things
I provide customer service for "internal customers".
After I fix something for them. They always ask "what was wrong".
I avoid the shop talk, and use analogies.
Sometimes they go over like a lead balloon (nice analogy?)
But sometimes I feel like I'm dying onstage, and I'll get a little self-conscious. Then it's downhill from there,
How many analogies in my post? LOL
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Jeff Macke earlier that day
Jeff Macke earlier that day probably realized that Peter Schiff was right.
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I think he's wacked out on scooby snacks
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this guy sounds just like my friend
always out of context, confusing analogies, etc...
I have no idea what he is talking about
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"Trying to be the voice of reason, and guide you to the light"
Hahaha..
Mathew 5:9 Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of God.
I'm thinkin....
That "talk to you like a 2 year old, nod your head" thing is something they've all talked about OFF camera and this guy had tried to get answers and couldn't, which really is an nswer, just not one any of us want to hear. He looks like he's wiggin out and trying to provoke someone to start saying some truth.... we're all screwed and maybe, just mabe he is trying to process it. I don't think he's drunk, maybe buzzed slightly.... maybe hoppin mad tho. Interesting video.
insightful comment "left the
insightful comment "left the hurd", I agree. he's definitely trying to provoke. it's obvious to me that he thinks the other 3 are so far away from where he's coming from, he's at a loss for words, or doesn't even know where to start.
the other guys are "well looks like the stress tests look good"
i thought he was going to explode.
could be anything really ...he doesn't look flushed.
perhaps lack of sleep, and too much coffee.
or whatever.
Actually Jeff is playing
Actually Jeff is playing around with comments made on an earlier segment. He knows his sh*t and is probably tired of playing the game.
Puppets come and puppets go but the world's stage is getting cluttered.
Hmmm...
maybe he had an escort out of the building yesterday. And whatever happened to that CNBC rising star Dylan Ratigan?
That was hilarious and thank you for posting it.
I think part of the reason
I think part of the reason he seems crazy is because the clip is out of context, he is mocking the interviewer and he seems legitimately pissed/stunned.
He doesn't look like he's on drugs to me...I think his mannerisms would be much more erratic.
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I think he drank...
the high test coffee.
Or he has been breathing in
too much chemtrail residue.
Is that a bag of coke in his
Is that a bag of coke in his hand at 57 seconds in? Wow.
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It could be a giant chiclet.. :)
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It looks like...
To me it looks like a magical wand of white light. ;)
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This is why I love the Daily Paul, there is always someone out there who has the tools to help decipher MSM.
Well, I have no clue what a
Well, I have no clue what a bag of coke would look like... I assume it would look like any kind of bag of white powder. Maybe it's a bag of anthrax for all we know... nah...
Could it be a tissue all crumpled up in his hand? The pic is not really clear enough to determine anything for sure.
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yes it is
I think it is a bag of coke. Holy cow!
Washington, we've got a problem
I have been talking to the car people. It's easy...just go down to the nearest dealer--assuming its doors haven't been shuttered--and see how the cars are selling. The most amazing realization is that prices have NOT fallen. Could this be due to $4 billion GM got from the government (us) yesterday? Probably. It's hardly a crisis if the Treasuries sends you $4 billion. As a matter of fact, that's hardly free enterprise at all! Prices stay high, no one buys, company suffers, gov't sends check, prices stay high, you get the picture...
Then there's BofA, a company which depends on bailouts to make money. These bailouts are in fact the right to borrow from the Federal Reserve at discount rates! That's been going on a long time.
Now Mackey is a flake, but like some commentators say, people do listen to him. His confused commentary hardly sells itself--it's I guess up to us viewers to decipher what he's really saying.
I'm guessing that Mackey's intended comments were somehow subverted, probably by the editors. Anyone who watches CNBC knows its been taken over by market fundamentalists like Larry Kudlow who preach about how the economy's bottomed out, etc.. So the agenda is there--better say we've bottomed or find work outside the mass media.
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I've been pretty tweaked talking to car people myself
I heard a GM executive say he'd take interviewees to dinner and, if they salted their food before tasting it, he wouldn't hire them -- and that's just an example of the drivel this guy spouted, expecting the listeners to be impressed. They don't occupy the same reality as the rest of us. I loved working in the lower tiers of the automotive industry, but the executives really creeped me out.
CNBC's parent company was almost the same way, but there wasn't any safe place, even in the lower tiers, where that creepy culture didn't permeate. At least in the automotive industry, you could call your peers liars and that was just reality. At CNBC's parent company, calling them liars threatened that screwed up perception of reality they all lived in.
See? The madness does make you tweak.
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How would they know that
How would they know that salt is the proper solution or action to take without knowing if lack of salt is even a problem? What if the food already had the perfect amount of salt? Apply all that to a business sense and you could end up with managers making changes without knowing if they are necessary and which could potentially cause major problems.
I've never heard of that before, but the concept does make sense.
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Am I the only one that heard him say "You're kind of tweaked"?
He says it at around 1:10
That's a dead giveaway that he's on crystal meth. It's so obvious that he's tweaking especially when he uses that term! And look at his erratic facial expressions. This is all classical behavior for people that are tweaking, i.e. been up for days on meth. He says ""But you're kind of tweaked, and you get this joke." In other words, he's so delirious that he thinks the interviewer is on meth too. He's lost touch with reality. I've been around people that are tweaking. This is exactly how they are.
"Bankers are putting poison in our food and water." - Psychotic dirtbag conspiracy theorist fake-libertarian, exploiter of Dr. Paul, Alex Jones
kinda tweaked AND coming off
kinda tweaked AND coming off the rails...
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