Conservative Treehouse: Neil Cavuto is the defender of multinational Wall Street interests. Cavuto’s boss, Rupert Murdoch has a well known insider nickname: “Mr. Wall Street”… The Murdoch operations (Fox News and Wall Street Journal among them) are ideological advocates for multinational corporations and historic globalist trade practices; to the detriment of the U.S. middle-class. Cavuto and Murdoch are aligned with U.S. Chamber of Commerce President, Tom Donohue, in all things related to Big Multinational Trade.
In this interview there is a very apropos example of the twisted disconnect evident in the multinational corporate media perspective. Please watch the part that begins around 04:55 and listen closely to Cavuto:
…”and we’re really seeing the effect on the folks who have to pay the bills for this sort of thing … we’re already seeing soybean prices coming down; we’re seeing pork related prices coming down … folks are taking it on the chin, what are you telling them?”… etc.
There it is. Did you catch it?
In discussing futures Cavuto sounds the alarm for “Soybean prices coming down.” “Pork prices coming down”; and “the folks “taking it on the chin.”
Now, think. What Neil Cavuto is saying is that U.S. food futures prices are forecast to come down. In that scenario who exactly is taking it on the chin?
Who is it that Neil Cavuto sees losing out in his position? It’s not the family going to the grocery store… they will see lower prices… so who are these “folks” losing out? MORE
I have commented before that when oil prices drop so does the stock market. I would expect the opposite – and certainly in the long-term most businesses benefit – but Wall Street always sees it as a negative.
Of course Wall Street went heavy on highly-leveraged debt 10-15 years ago, those brilliant minds.
Mr. Cavuto is not worthy to hold Mr. Kudlow’s coat. “Kneel before Donohue,” Neil.
Cavuto, yet another reason I haven’t watched Fox News for years.
Like so many in this country people like Cavuto have a narrow field of view. He can’t or won’t see the big picture for reasons of his own self interest. It would be good to see people like him start caring about their fellow americans again. In the long view he and all others would benefit.
I used to like Neil.
Now, the only FBN people I like are
Stuart Varney
Lou Dobbs
Charles Payne
Trish Regan also is good looking.
Smithfield, the largest pork producer in the U.S. is owned by China.
Soy bean prices are largely dependent on bio-fuel subsidy’s.
The ups and downs of the stock market have little to do with reality.
Cavuto has been anti-Trump all along.
He’s a total establishment guy.
Arrogant to boot.
Varney, Payne, Dobbs, Regan, Borelli, Hannity, and very few others are any good on Fox News and Fox Business.
it’s all about who’s rice bowl was broke or is going to be broken.
I can bet the talking heads get leaned on very heavily to promote the bankers point of view.
cavuto can be replaced if he doesn’t convince enough of the sheep to continue to agree to their shearing.
how’s he going to pay for his illegal gardener if he has no job ?
who’s going to rake the leaves this fall and cut the grass all summer?
Again, Sundance points out the obvious to those who are paying attention. This most recent flap over the market’s dip was, more or less, caused by so-called “economists” or economic analysts like Cavuto and his guests who exploited and panicked people who do not understand the puniness of a $50BB dollar “trade war” waged against us by China. It was dirty dealing by the dogs of Wall Street. They should at least be horsewhipped for it, if not charged by the FTC for providing false economic information. I watch Varney because he at least pushes back on his guests who purposely cry Chicken Little for the sake of a globalist agenda. Cavuto is an embarrassment.