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Stewart to Cramer: 'It's Not a Game'

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(Newser) – Jim Cramer took his lumps tonight from Jon Stewart in their highly anticipated Daily Show faceoff. "I understand that you want to make finance entertaining, but it's not a game," Stewart told Cramer, adding an expletive. "I can't reconcile the brilliance and knowledge that you have of the intricacies of the market with the crazy I see you do every night," he said. Cramer disagreed on points but acknowledged that he's "fair game," the AP reports.

"I, too, like you, want to have a successful show," said Cramer of his Mad Money. "Should we have been constantly pointing out the mistakes that were made? Absolutely. I truly wish we had done more." Cramer told Stewart, who's been ridiculing the entire CNBC network all week, that he's a "fan of the show." In response to Stewart's plea for more honest commentary, he responded, "How about I try that? I'll do that." But he insisted he's been tough on corporate "shenanigans."

Jim Cramer of CNBC shakes hands with Jon Stewart during his 'Daily Show' visit.
Jim Cramer of CNBC shakes hands with Jon Stewart during his 'Daily Show' visit.   (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow)
Jim Cramer, left, talks with Jon Stewart on the show.
Jim Cramer, left, talks with Jon Stewart on the show.   (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow)
Jim Cramer, left, talks with Jon Stewart.
Jim Cramer, left, talks with Jon Stewart.   (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow)
Jim Cramer makes an appearance on Jon Stewart's show.
Jim Cramer makes an appearance on Jon Stewart's show.   (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow)
Jim Cramer makes a point.
Jim Cramer makes a point.   (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow)
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piesmusher
Mar 12, 09 10:49 PM CDT
Stewart really did a great job Reply
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Fondue
Mar 12, 09 11:15 PM CDT
Agreed. I give kudos to Jim also. Hope they change their reporting. Reply
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NutsInNY
Mar 13, 09 2:42 AM CDT
I thought that Cramer seemed like a sociopath -- sickeningly feigning agreement but without a contrite bone in his body. Reply
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radnip
Mar 13, 09 5:27 AM CDT
Bet he goes right back to his old ways as soon as possible.
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EddyTeach
Mar 13, 09 8:31 AM CDT
This was an excellent interview-- although Jon did do a lot more scolding than question asking. Reply
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