Jim Cramer is not alone in getting it wrong, and Stewart is absolutely right to point out, like only he can, with intelligence and humor, that all the CNBC hosts gave wall street a pass in order to gain access. Plus, everyone was making gobs of money, who wants to rain on that parade ?

The few people who WERE trying to raise a red flag were seen as kooks. What is going on here is major cover your ass - keep your credibility.

 Keep pulling the curtain back on the wizards, Jon ! 

Cramer is incapable of ever being quiet and, the more he talks, the bigger fool he becomes. I applaud Jon Stewart for calling him out along with Santelli and some others on CNBC. The most dangerous thing in an economic crisis is denial.

Cramer refers to Stewart as a "comedian" in much the same way that Michael Steele referred to Limbaugh as an "entertainer."  People weren’t laughing at Stewart’s criticism of Cramer because it was funny; they were laughing because if they didn’t they’d cry.  Stewart is an influential political satirist and Cramer knows it.  That’s why he went on The Today Show to rebut Stewart’s comments.  I hope everyone who watched the Stewart segment gets the most important message.  None of these guys were smart enough to warn the public.  They were worried about their ratings, not the quality of their advice.

Stewart’s answer to Cramer on Monday’s show was spot on and leaves no dispute who is correct:

http://www.hulu.com/watch/61460/the-daily-show-with-jon-stewart-mon-mar-…

Jim, Sweetheart….you REALLY don’t want to take on John Stewart!

He will make you look like a fool. Because a lot of what you have said and done on your show, contributed to a whole lot of people losing millions of dollars. And it appears John and his writers are enjoying pointing out your hypocrisy.

So a little advice from a lone woman…..drop the John Stewart comebacks. Ignore him, if you don’t you’ll regret it.