Fox’s Charlie Gasparino Wages Bizarre War on Millennials, Calls Guest a ‘F*cking Moron’

Looks like Fox Business Network is posturing itself as the “Get Off My Lawn” network.

FBN reporter Charlie Gasparino has apparently waged a one-man war against “Millennials” for a while now, trotting out the clichéd tropes that under-35ers are narcissistic, entitled, and lazy. When his thoughts were put to a FBN Cavutopanel of youngens, including National Review reporter Kat Timpf, their response was a mix of bafflement and snarky rebuttal (“He doesn’t have as many Twitter followers as us”).

When those responses were shown to Gasparino, his reaction was: “These kids are fucking morons.”

And because much of cable news is just cable news talking to itself, Gasparino then went on Cavutothe following evening to discuss his response to the Millennial response to his response to their defense against his Millennial-bashing.

The whole circus is made even better by the fact that Gasparino’s panel was called “Bitter Boomers,” and featured him getting ridiculously personally (shocker!) with attacks on Timpf; for instance: “She couldn’t wear my jockstrap as a reporter.” The Wall Street reporter also whipped out his digital dick for a good ol’ pissing match, in which he and his fellow Olds literally compared his Twitter follower count with Timpf’s.

Good times. Well worth the effort. Watch below, if you hate yourself:

Via: Mediaite

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Maria Bartiromo Leaving CNBC For FBN

Breaking: Maria Bartiromo is leaving CNBC to join Fox Business.

“After 20 years of groundbreaking work at CNBC, Maria Bartiromo will be leaving the company as her contract expires on November 24,” a CNBC spokesperson tells TVNewser. “Her contributions to CNBC are too numerous to list but we thank her for all of her hard work over the years and wish her the best.”

Drudge Report, which was first to report the news, says Bartiromo will anchor a daily FBN program during the market hours and also have a role on Fox News.

Bartiromo, who celebrated her 20th anniversary with CNBC last month, signed with CAA in May. We reported at the time that her contract was set to expire at the end of the year.

Bartiromo will re-join Fox News chairman Roger Ailes, who first put her on the air when he ran CNBC. She will also be reunited with Lou Dobbs, who was her boss at CNN in the early 1990s. As Bartiromo recounted to TVNewser in 2011, Dobbs told her a move to CNBC would be a big career mistake:

But Lou Dobbs wanted to restructure the newsroom and I was on the assignment desk, so Lou promoted me to senior producer for the morning shows and I was upset, because it would put me on the overnights again, and take me out of the field. So after all my crying — I used to cry on the 22nd floor of CNN — I went back and put together my reel. Re-shooting the stories I’d produced. And I sent it to CNBC and Peter Sturtevant and Roger Ailes said “we want to put you on the air.” I went to Lou and I said, “Lou, I’m leaving.” And he said, “Maria, you’re making the biggest mistake of your life.”

Via: TVNewser
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