CNBC Reviews

CNBC hit a low today broadcasting "OJ" He has nothing to do with the market at all. His life has been questionable at best and is neither a roll model or a productive American. Whoever decided this should be shown on CNBC should be terminated. JMHO

CNBC is way too political. The average person yearns for an all financial news site to tune out all the political nonsense but apparently CNBC can't bear to miss out.

Once Maria Bartiromo left the entire network went downhill. They're all so biased when it comes to spinning economic reports. Constantly trying to dig or unearth that "silver lining" to appease their audience. Steve Liesman, John Harwood, Becky Quick and Jim Cramer are all terrible. Cramer is loud and obnoxious. His advice is scattered and he constantly repeats the same phrases. Becky Quick and Harwood come off as standoffish and know it all's. That became evident after the last GOP debate. Finally Steve Liesman is perhaps the biggest know it all. No can ever correct or interrupt him, but he can do it whenever need be. Whenever an economic reports comes out whether it's negative or mediocre he'll find some way to spin it into a positive.

Unfortunately, Joe Kernen is such a biased, unimaginative, self absorbed hack, I cannot watch Squawk Box anymore. His discussion with Arianna Huffington today highlighted his limitations. He is more scared of socialism than Trumps finger on the nuclear arsenal. Joe's big screen TV in his freshly built McMansion won't be worth much if Trump is in the White House. Please try harder CNBC. You have some excellent commentators and I especially like Carl Quintanilla, AR Sorkin, Melissa Lee, David Faber, Bill Griffith, Simon Hobbs and others. Make CNBC Great again!

I have been a viewer for many years. I have enjoyed solid anchors and reporters like Melissa Lee and John Forte, David Faber and Carl.
Morgan Brennan is not tipping the scale and detracts from the morning show. She tried hard to be a reporter and wasn t cutting there. It s a mistake putting her on the panel. She is about as useless as Melissa Francis.

Michelle Caruso-Cabrera has become a total negative- not because of her age. She throws too much of her personal negativity and cynicism into her reporting. I tend to turn off as soon as she repairs.

I know you would like to present Kudlow as noblesse oblige, but he is very old news. No one is interested in hearing about his rehashing of the Reagan years.

I think about the CNBC personalities like Kate Kelly, Erin Burnett, Trish Regan and Rebecca Jarvis who effectively used CNBC as a launching platform and moved on to greener pastures. They played it well. There are others who couldn t go elsewhere; it is clear that they didn t have many options.

Objective views of a long-time viewer.

Robert Wilkis

I am so sick of hearing Joe Kernen's political views, as far as I know Squawk Box is not called The Joe Kernen show! I tune in to get facts and objective reporting, I don't want to hear about what Joe Kernen thinks........I could care less what he personally thinks. He is so Rude to anyone that does not hold his views, I simply don't understand why he is still on the air. His agenda is so blatantly obvious, I am not sure why guests with different views even go on the show. Keren was so rude to the guest host today, that he could not even make his point about possibility of investing in the Climate..........I want to hear about investment advice, not Joe Kernen's ridiculous defensive that there is not climate change! It is disruptive and very off putting, and if Joe Kernen is not reined in, I will not watch the Squawk Box any more.......and I am certainly not the only one who has this feeling. Knock it off Joe Kernen, you have a very over inflated view of how important your personal views are!

Watching Joe Kernan is a painful experience. We miss Mark. Joe is not too bright and is argumentative. It is like watching an extreme right activist. His behavior this morning March 23rd arguing with a guest against Obama and Hillary and in favor of Trump was despicable. His political views should not be a subject to be discussed on your network. CNBC is not served well. I will be switching to Bloomberg.

Get rid of James Cramer. He was very disrespectful to the Speaker. Shame on your network for employing him.

CNBC Never recovered since Mark Haines died. CNBC has taken journalism to a new low with nonstop bashing of whatever stock on the moment is. Most of the time over the last two years Melissa Lee never stops hammering Apple. Even on Fast Money she goes after the panel members if they say anything positive about the company. Jim Cramer is a joke on all levels and it's beyond me how they let him have so much air time when he doesn't get his medication properly balanced. The only reason I still watch is there are times when they break news that affects stocks I can get a trade on. Their ratings remain up there by default. Last buy not least, don't ever trade on information from CNBC or especially Cramer. Hire a professional.

CNBC & ABC deserve a write in, a call in, an email blast, a twitter storm, etc. What if in 2016 the most important political race in this century were covered in the news media by only white men. Why do people of color have such a limited voice and presence in the media even today? What does Andrea Mitchell and Rachel Maddow know that Melissa Harris-Perry and Joy Reid DON'T know? I respect them both as the journalist but is it possible to hear the voices of the other portion of the electorate as we march toward Super Tuesday and beyond? If Lester Holt can take the 6 p.m. network news to number one in the ratings perhaps a more diverse representation could improve the ratings for CNBC and ABC and bring balance back to the third estate.

Rick Santelli is a jerk. He should be on Fox. CNBC financial news is becoming CNBC fashion show/ demo-bashing show. CNBC should return to business and retire Santelli. I watch Bloomberg-much more professional and less Rick. 2012 Pair of Losers. 2016 Rick will back another loser.

I think the show is awesome always up to the minute. Great guests and informative Q&A,s, when I'm ready to catch up on the financials this is my show to watch

The increase in political commentary and quite frankly Trump apologists is tedious. I am looking for financial news and analysis not editorial opinions. I have given up watching Squawk as I can't take Kieran any longer.

I'm really tired of CNBC becoming a political circus, especially Michelle Caruso-Cabrera. I don't care about her opinion, just the financial news. I'm throwing in the towel and switching to Bloomberg for my financial news. I don't care or want to hear any political rhetoric by your newscasters. This is not the place. All the TV's in our financial office will now be tuned to Bloomberg.

NBC, CNBC or MSNBC...it doesnt matter. All self serving editorial - all the time. Apparently, verifiable FACTS in journalism ARE OPTIONAL!

If you don't enjoy Squawk Box and find Joe Kernen refreshing, you badly need to invest in some personality lessons, read Thomas Sowell's Wealth, Poverty, and Politics, and stay off the internet for a while.

Live tv spends more time buffering than broadcasting.
Have to switch to Fox Business.

It's a shame Joe Kernan is such an arrogant jerk. He spoils an otherwise fine program. He is a smart guy - but so insecure. Do the producers encourage him to throw out spoilers on other shows, to put down other people? Someone at CNBC should council him - he could be great - but needs to mature

In the past, they have been the best business news on TV. Lately, they just have become another shrill doing anything to get the budget back into the control of political insiders, and its obvious. I will be changing away from them permanently with the latest slant.

Joe Kernan and Rick Santelli have made this channel un-watchable. They turned CNBC into another right winged editorial, entertainment channel. They spend most of the time ranting against Obama while pushing a Tea Party agenda. This channel has gone down hill since the death of Mark Haines. I have switched to watching Bloomberg for financial news.

Need more coverage of AIG and what the major shareholders are going to do about nominating Insurance Experienced Directors. Vanguard SSga Black Rock Harris Associates.

Maybe they should rename the show "Missed by a Penny", although missed by a mile would be better suited for most of the show. There are some high quality guests on occasion, but what is clear is that CNBC has turned the important business of investing into a combination of a circus, a sports network and a live casino. The quality of the advertisers says it all, reverse mortgages and ads soliciting unfortunate victims of Mesophelioma. They obviously don't have enough quality content so they fill in the day with breaking news of no value, sensationalize everything and add commentary from the reporters themselves, who clearly are not the investing professionals the viewers really would like to hear from. Try delivering the news instead of making it!

It seems CNBC has decided to cultivate a younger image to attract the demographic that everyone is competing for. Unfortunately some of the "displaced" reporters and anchors who have been set aside seem resentful in this new world.

Kernen has become an annoying caricature that makes me count the minutes until Squawk On The Street. No wonder Faber wisely ditched him.

If you are new to the financial universe you can benefit watching CNBC daily for about two years. If you do your homework during that time and learn your lessons, you dont need any of their shows! You are much better off making your own unbiased decisions based on your research. They need to sell their shows, and although its a bit entertaining to see how the DOW moves before, during and after the employment data on Fridays, in the long run its an absolutely useless pastime.

I am at a failure to understand why CNBC, through Jim Cramer, is so hell-bent on piping the NFL for the last few weeks. Everyday we hear Kramer banging the drum at the parade for the NFL. I assume it's because either he or CNBC is getting paid to do so. That's not business news ladies and gentlemen

Have mercy on your loyal viewers, does Larry Kudlow have to be on everyday with his Trump can do no wrong rant?