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Newsjock

(11,733 posts)
Mon Nov 18, 2013, 07:11 PM Nov 2013

Maria Bartiromo leaving CNBC for Fox Business Network and Fox News

Source: Los Angeles Times

Maria Bartiromo, a groundbreaking financial reporter who helped put the cable news channel CNBC on the map, is jumping to rival Fox Business Network.

Bartiromo, who first made a name for herself by reporting live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, will be reunited with her old CNBC boss Roger Ailes, who now runs the Fox News empire.

The departure of Bartiromo, who hosted CNBC's afternoon show "Closing Bell," is a major loss for the cable channel. The reporter, who was initially known as the "money honey" when she first rose to prominence, is still one of CNBC's most popular personalities.

Besides having a show on Fox Business Network, Bartiromo will also have a presence on Fox News, a person familiar with the company's plans said.

Read more: http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/envelope/cotown/la-et-ct-maria-bartiromo-leaving-cnbc-for-fox-business-network-20131118,0,5257965.story

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Maria Bartiromo leaving CNBC for Fox Business Network and Fox News (Original Post) Newsjock Nov 2013 OP
Satan is calling his children home. hrmjustin Nov 2013 #1
Yay! DJ13 Nov 2013 #2
suprise suprise suprise! irisblue Nov 2013 #3
Rewrite: "Stock Fluffer To Get Cushy New Chair, Extra Lip Balm" hatrack Nov 2013 #4
She'll fit in just right. She was a big GW Bush supporter and there are a lot of other younger women kimbutgar Nov 2013 #5
Pretty snarky jehop61 Nov 2013 #6
Your post is pure crap. MattBaggins Nov 2013 #10
Sorry you don't like my comment. It is well known on Wall Street about Maria kimbutgar Nov 2013 #12
So what? MattBaggins Nov 2013 #13
She's one slut I don't mind shaming she pushes the 1% meme everyday kimbutgar Nov 2013 #14
a groundbreaking financial reporter? frylock Nov 2013 #7
so predictable... spanone Nov 2013 #8
Her first interview with The Quitter should be aired on the Comedy Channel. lpbk2713 Nov 2013 #9
Honestly I think the daily show destroyed her musiclawyer Nov 2013 #11
Finally where she belongs ProudToBeBlueInRhody Nov 2013 #15
A Perfect Fit Liberal_Dog Nov 2013 #16
In News No One On Earth Is Surprised By . . . HughBeaumont Nov 2013 #17
Faux ... where washed up hacks go to die. lpbk2713 Nov 2013 #18

kimbutgar

(21,111 posts)
5. She'll fit in just right. She was a big GW Bush supporter and there are a lot of other younger women
Mon Nov 18, 2013, 07:35 PM
Nov 2013

that have wanted to push her out and take her place as the wall street honey. She's getting a little long in the tooth anyway. She also hates President Obama with a passion and says his name with contempt.

Working many years in Wall Street West in San Francisco I met quite a few men who "knew" Maria and she was on her knees a lot. She'll join Megan and the others who bow on their knees to Ailes and not in the way you think. In my old investment banking office in the 80's and 90's they'd say the women who got ahead did it by being either a rich investors daughter, member of the temple or the old fashioned way on her back. I saw it all the time. One women got drunk at a party I was at one night and told us the penis sizes of many of more lewd men in our office. I was raised a good girl and never succumbed to that pressure but I had many opportunities to further my career that way.

Yes Maria will fit right in and be forgotten at the third rate business channel. CNBC, Bloomberg (they are closing in on CNBC though) and in last place Fox business.

kimbutgar

(21,111 posts)
12. Sorry you don't like my comment. It is well known on Wall Street about Maria
Mon Nov 18, 2013, 08:31 PM
Nov 2013

I can't tell you the number of times I have heard this about her at traders conventions.

MattBaggins

(7,898 posts)
13. So what?
Mon Nov 18, 2013, 08:34 PM
Nov 2013

Her sexual life is of no concern.

She is an asshole for other reasons.

Slut Shaming is frowned upon on DU

kimbutgar

(21,111 posts)
14. She's one slut I don't mind shaming she pushes the 1% meme everyday
Tue Nov 19, 2013, 10:00 PM
Nov 2013

to the determent of the 99%. I used to hear her everyday bashing poor people and unions and saying the rich are getting hurt if their taxes are raised. I kind of look at it differently. Plus I would say the same thing about a man.

musiclawyer

(2,335 posts)
11. Honestly I think the daily show destroyed her
Mon Nov 18, 2013, 08:12 PM
Nov 2013

Credibility a few weeks back when highlighting financial news reporting hypocrisy ......
Fox News is the end of the line where discredited (non) go join the other paid news mercenaries

Liberal_Dog

(11,075 posts)
16. A Perfect Fit
Tue Nov 19, 2013, 11:00 PM
Nov 2013

MB didn't really try to hide her contempt for President Obama and Dems in general.

She will be gone and quickly forgotten.

HughBeaumont

(24,461 posts)
17. In News No One On Earth Is Surprised By . . .
Tue Nov 19, 2013, 11:40 PM
Nov 2013

Wing-ding anchorperson goes from wingding outlet to righter-wingding outlet. Fitting.

It always makes me chuckle when I go to these boards that let just any swill-sipping fuck with a crayon on there, and how these idiots state "CNBC LEENS LEFT LOOK AT THE SUFFIXX!!!21!". Anyone who thinks this thing is even a moderate channel - doesn't watch it. Bartiromo is horrible, but she's only part of the RNC Propaganda Arm fiasco that is CNBC. Every damned time a politician is on there, 5:1 it's a Repub, and an arch-right Repub at that. Last week, they had Michele Bachmann on there, instantly rendering them a comedy station. Cato/Heritage stooges are frequent guests. AEI "economists" are their "experts". Every CEO/financier/RWM on there all push the same anti-Obama/anti-government/pro-Trickle Down/pro-laissez fail narrative. The commentators (especially those on Squawk Box) are nothing short of shameless and pathetic . . . I haven't seen this much GOP ass-kissing since the 2004 re-coronation.

Did I mention Rick Santelli, a commodities caricature so cartoonish it has to be seen to be believed?

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