My first time watching Miller's trainwreck on CNBC

[BlackVelvetElvis]

What's that all about?
I thought about all those audience members who recieved compensation for their pain and suffering.
Just hose me off guys!

[joeybee12]

1. I've been spared--I don't have cable

I thought they already took him off the air.

[vi5]

2. O.K. I have to admit....

The few bits I have seen have been nowhere near as bad as I expected and also nowhere near as bad as an O'Reilly or an Hannity or even a Scarborough. Miller pretty much just moderates and occasionally throws his 2 cents in. At least what I saw. It could be much worse. I still would never watch it on any sort of regular basis.

[BlackVelvetElvis]

3. That's the point

He moderates. The audience gives him lukewarm applause. More lukewarm applause that's paid for...and again.
This guy is milquetoast. Soppy wet.
Embarrasing.

[madmax]

4. My first time, too

Keep thinking to myself :wtf:

He stinks!

[OneBlueSky]

5. notice that since Miller has gone over to the dark side . . .

everything he's touched has turned to shit . . . his HBO series bombed, his gig as a football analyst bombed even worse, and now this latest atrocity can't draw flies . . . think maybe he's lost his audience (other than those he's paying, that is)? . . .

[grannylib]

6. It's almost sad, isn't it? I used to think he was quite sharp and witty

back in the day, but his excessively verbose schtick got old REAL quick, about as fast as his ego grew, and he just nauseates me.
Did 9/11 totally impair some people's ability to think clearly and critically???