Read the latest on my request to interview Erin Burnett
It’s amazing how often my website receives visits via Google of people searching for information about CNBC’s Erin Burnett. The most popular search is simply “Erin Burnett” or “CNBC Erin Burnett”. Other inquiries include her marital status and place of residence.
I am so intrigued by the general interest in Erin that I’m going to place a request for her to appear on Interviews, a wonderful audio magazine I produce of engaging conversations with CEOs, thought leaders, entertainers, celebrities and others.
To gauge the demand of an interview with Erin Burnett, I’d like for those reading this entry to post their questions or thoughts in the comments section. I’ll post an update once I’ve confirmed Erin’s appearance on Interviews.
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I am getting disgusted with this, this guy Cramers dick is ready to explode looking at her!!!!!
Chick’s got it all ! Georgeous, smart, fast, nice, wholesome “girl-next-door” appearing, tip-top female in all departments – kind you would like to love and “take home to mama”. Great fun and great start to the day to “wake up with Erin” ! D Jack Smith – Memphis Attorney
I just don’t get this infatuation with Erin Burnett. She has got to be the dumbest broad on television. Sure she is one of the cutest anchors on CNBC but, does anyone have the volume turned up when she speaks. She sounds as though she has just arrived on Wall Street. Which aint good seeing that she’s been there awhile. And she does suck up to Mark Haines. She dumbs down Cramer (Cramer as much as admitted his buddy-buddy act with Kudlow was just that, though it went against his liberal politics) and he is just a polite guy. No one keeps an interview on track like Becky Quick and the highest IQ was definitely Liz Claman. Someone at CNBC must have thought they had scored a prize when they stole Burnett from Blumberg. How shollow are they.
I don’t know how to describe it , but she looks as if she is enjoying herself and that shows through the camera. I like the way she throws jabs back at some of the guys, and she seems to have the type of personality that allows others to relax around her, (And she said she gets Cabela’s magazine, so she likes the outdoors? Smart……….Witty……….Likes the outdoors……….. Oh yeah did I mention Gorgeous., …………….you’re right I don’t know why I watch?
She has great stocking legs, and the prettiest eyes on television. I would like to see more of her
I think she has pretty legs and feet too. Did you see her host that millionaire special on cnbc? She was wearing a nice dress, HOSE and heels! Not all female anchors wear stockings any more. She has nice feet too. Her stocking covered feet were on the air the other day.
CRAMER’S OBVIOUSLY HOOKED AND INFATUATED
WHERE DOES SHE GO WHEN SHE GETS SO MANY FRIDAYS OFF . . .PROBABLY OFF ON A THREE-DAY BLAST WITH SOME STUD
On air she is intelligent, playful, and entirely adorable. Her persona gives every hint of being genuine. It is hard not to be smitten. In my case, and I would suspect given your observations, I am not alone- what a guy wants to know about Erin amounts to a singles ad.
Who is she? What makes her tick? What is she looking for out of life, and in a life partner? I could go on with specifics – is she a city girl, or only there for the money? If we could learn these things, she would never go hungry, as she could put her fan mail in a lunch que.
Allow me to get a touch Freudian. She is obviously very intelligent, and will therefore likely be very unique and somewhat eccentric. Any interview which brings out the nuances of “Who is Erin Burnett” will undoubtedly result in a number of guys out there sensing the stars have aligned and they have met their match. Now if only they could make the match known to EB.
I dont know if Erin would even like her lunch card filled. A questionnaire where guys can answer questions posed by her as she sifts for someone most suitable to her eccentricities may be the best idea, if she is willing for such an adventure. If not, the interview may as well ask her favorite sports teams, musicians, soda pop, and the other inane stuff advertisers try to convince us is ‘important’, and ‘part of our identity’. (Though you may ask if she is related to ‘Carol’). I’m going to curl up with my Cramer lovey blanket now. The mere mention of banality is making me nappy.