CNBC’s Jim Cramer Bashes Critics Who Call Out ‘Crazy Nancy’ Remark During Interview With House Speaker

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorCBS News is looking for a new executive producer for its A.M. program, “CBS This Morning,” after executive producer Diana Miller decided to leave the program for personal reasons.“The show will continue to be led by Claudia Milne and Jon Tower, who have been doing a fantastic job, while we look for a successor,” said CBS News President Susan Zirinsky, in a statement.

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CNBC’s Jim Cramer continued to backpedal Tuesday after he referred to Speaker NancyPelosi as "crazy Nancy" during an interview on his show, Mad Money. That is the term President Donald Trump often uses to mock and belittlePelosi both during rallies and on social media.

Crazy Nancy” to her face during an interview earlier on Tuesday.“I made a very stupid comment,” Cramer said during Tuesday night’s “Mad Money.” “It was a tongue-in-cheek attempt to make a point about the harsh tone of the negotiations in Washington, but it fell completely flat, and I apologize for that.

Donald Trump, who has repeatedly used that derisive nickname for Pelosi. “I have such reverence for the office I would never use that term,” he said.“But you just did,” Pelosi said.“Oh, come on,” Cramer said.

Ted Johnson CNBC’s Jim Cramer again apologized for a remark he made to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in an interview with her on Tuesday, when he referred to her as “crazy Nancy” before quickly explained what he meant.“I made a very stupid comment,” Cramer said on Mad Money.

coronavirus economic aid bill when he asked: “What deal can we have, Crazy Nancy?”He quickly followed up the remark by apologizing, adding “that was the president." President Donald Trump has referred on Twitter to Pelosi as “Crazy Nancy,” one of the many nicknames he uses for opponents.Cramer also stressed he has "such reverence for the office, I would never use that term.”Pelosi responded, “But you just did.

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nickname for the Democratic leader, who is third in the line of presidential succession.Numerous observers hit him for his stock picks, which they said were ill-informed and “wild,” while others called on CNBC to fire him.

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