Maria Bartiromo talks stocks, politics and punk rock in this Q&A: 'I would not be betting against America'

In 1995 while working for CNBC, Maria Bartiromo became the first journalist to report from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, and did so for the next two decades—oftentimes being referred to as"The Money Honey"—before joining Fox Business Network in 2014.

To me, it feels like the internet bubble of 2000, which led to a bear market. But you don't think we are headed for that sort of crash and think it's just a blip? I don't give stock tips myself but I'm in touch with so many sources that I have a lot of information flow across my desk. People invest for different reasons, some for the long term and some to ride the momentum, so I don't judge them.Like I said, I don't give stock tips, but I'll say this: I would not be betting against America. This, too, shall pass. At the end of the day, freedom, liberty and independence will win out.

No interest in Titsiromo.

Known propagandist.

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