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I watch CNBC or Bloomberg much of the day. I don't know if I will watch this debate though. The Trump thing has kind of worn off for me and the rest of it is just boring.
For those who do not know the difference, CNBC is not the same as MSNBC or NBC. They have the same corporate owner but diff agendas.
As someone upthread said, CNBC's agenda is WALLSTREET.
Same as FBN.
CNN is channel 22 where I live.
CNBC is Channel 28 where I live.
FNC is channel 49 where I live.
Fox Business Channel is 106
MSNBC is either 186 or 185 (can't remember)
I thought MSNBC would get a better spot than the nosebleed seats of channels when Comcast got them, but nope.
I watch CNBC or Bloomberg much of the day. I don't know if I will watch this debate though. The Trump thing has kind of worn off for me and the rest of it is just boring.
I promise you can’t resist. There has been too much news lately to pass up. It is ok, you can admit it after the show.
I promise you can’t resist. There has been too much news lately to pass up. It is ok, you can admit it after the show.
I know, huh? Now that Trump is slipping and is after Carson's head, I may be forced to watch to see what insults he throws his way and how the gentle doctor takes it. Oh, the drama!
I know, huh? Now that Trump is slipping and is after Carson's head, I may be forced to watch to see what insults he throws his way and how the gentle doctor takes it. Oh, the drama!
Caved in already? I told you. Carson is actually a pretty easy target and with 14 point swings in poll numbers it is actually not clear at all where he stands.
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