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CALL OR FAX MR. ISSAS OFFICE WITH YOUR WORDS OF SUPPORT.

Washington D.C. Office
2347 Rayburn House
Office Building
Washington, DC 20515
phone: 202-225-3906
fax: 202-225-3303

good ticker. CNBC and Cramer have lost all credibility

I contacted him earlier right after this aired. Hopefully he doesn't back down at all.

WE NEED PEOPLE TO FAX THIS TO ALL THE REPS ON THIS LIST:

http://oversight.house.gov/about/members....

I guess Mr. Issa will be Client #10.

Cramer is at it again. He's defending Bernanke on the opening monologue of his Mad Money show.

If anyone ever wanted concrete proof that CNBC is nothing more than a shill for the financial oligarchy to get its message out.... there you have it folks on display for the whole planet via their perverted defence of Bernanke.

Cue smear of Issa in 5...4...3...2

He says that "this is a question we are going to have tomorrow and beyond", is there a hearing tomorrow on this?

Some Southern California local contacts as well.

Rep. Issa

Riverside County Office
Temecula, CA
phone: 951-693-2447

San Diego County Office
1800 Thibodo Road, #310
Vista, CA 92081
phone: 760-599-5000
fax: 760-599-1178

It's worth recalling that a lot of the carnage in Argentina was due to what amounted to a criminal conspiracy between the bankers and the government to effectively rob the citizenry. I know people from Argentina who claim that they were on a privileged list of people notified prior to intentional currency devaluations. Given what went on over there and the fact I have no reason to doubt such claims (hyperinflations always end up being mass robbery of the citizenry).

Could something like that happen here?

Given all the focus we've seen on financial bailouts and inflationary policies (both of which socialize financial sector losses on debt) I have to think you can't rule out the potential of something similar.

We have this unaturally large financial sector with massive influence after all. I'd assume they're going to try to use it to make others bear the burden of their mistakes.

I would expect somebody like Cramer to be the cheerleader of such a process.

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It's the people in power having to admit that they know ... But you don't say it...

It's a conglomarate. If one of them betrays the principles of the accrual of money and power, the others betray him.

These ****ers liesman, cramer, and everyone who has cluster****ed each other like brothers and sisters have no ****ing CHOICE.

Sounds like the committee might have some interesting questions up their sleeves. Issa sounded like he didnt want to give away exactly what Benny will be asked. I bet they are going in for the kill on this one. they are going to trap him in his lies. should be a popcorn moment tomorrow.

Ben "maybe" went a little to far, But Nothing over the Top, Not a "cover-up",,
Quote Mad Money @ the Commerical break..

Issa isnt stupid, and smart people dont go on CNBC making claims one day before Congressional hearings unless they have something concrete to back up those claims. i dont know what he's got but i highly doubt he's bluffing. if he is, then he's the idiot, but i highly doubt thats the case. tomorrow could get interesting.

He's definitely not an idiot. I've watched enough of him to know - he's one of the few that actually DOES get it.

deleted cnbc from my channel guide **** THEM AND THE HORSE THEY RODE IN ON. Anyone else tired of the Lies and Bull****
Hope Fox has good coverage tomorrow

I'll bet this whole thing gets smoothed over as usual and nobody is held accountable....as usual.

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You [Cramer] think that The Federal Reserve should be able to break the law any time it wants? That it should be able to, for example, buy Freddie and Fannie paper even though the clear black-letter law says it cannot?

I wonder when one of these intrepid Congress Critters is going to raise a stink about that.

Issa's extremely quick on his feet. I don't think it's going to get smoothed over at all, especially since the cat's already out of the bag. I suspect the fireworks many of us here have been pinning for where heads start rolling are likely to commence in short order. If Issa has the goods, which I have no reason to doubt, then BB's ass is grass.

I to sent Mr. Issa an email showing support, however, this guy is going to get creamed. He's got a pretty jaded past - or at least one that can be twisted negatively - and I'm sure some of that **** is going to surface.

That being said, it's makes me somewhat hopeful that the people have represenation somewhere in the political lockbox.

Seriously, can we all finally agree to turn off CNBC here on TF? Pretty please?!!!

Jim Cramer makes me want to ****ing PUKE. Bernanke must seriously be stroking Jim off during the commercial.

What is CNBC? Never heard of it.

Mayor, I've given up on that one... ;)