David Behrmann

I watched this movie once 50 years ago as a simplistic 14 year old. With that context being set, I could recognize the greatness of the human narrative and the power of the performances of Brando and Malden even at that age. When I watched it in 1972 I viewed the 1954 movie as an "oldie" it hasnt gotten any newer but it is timeless in its narrative on the human condition particularly those at the margin fighting to survive and prosper on a daily basis. A black and white movie in an era when movies were becoming more commonly in color, "technicolor", Black and white, is the perfect medium for this movie. This is movie which should never be colorized!

Until the George Floyd killing, your network and show did a decent job of remaining apolitical which was particularly smart considering your viewership. It was also in contrast to your network as a whole and particularly the very left leaning MSNBC. However, since that time CNBC and Mad Money in particular are clearly slanting left. The interviews you did with Nancy Pelosi were anything but journalism. Basicly it was a softball infomercial for she and her liberal collleagues. I understand that you have to be polite to her if you want her to come on your network in the future. At the same time, feel free to pull your head from out of her backside every few minutes to come up for air! That was a sad excuse for an interview, she didnt even have an opportunity to initiate her left wing view of what the US priorities should be you were out there ahead of her taking the words out of her mouth so all she had to do was agree with you! Try to be a journalist and not just a showman. Finally, lay off the Beyond Meat; between the sodium and your personality and lifestyle you are liable to have a stroke!!!