We have Cramer on video talking about how in the hedge fund world, a basic tool (says he does not know how you could be in the business if you don't use it) is to create a false narrative and get into the media. Call up the WSJ & CNBC (even named one of the "reporters" there) and get your false narrative out there.
Cramer diversifies from hedge fund world and... founds a financial media outlet, Street.com, where he, and Wahlman among others, pump out falsehoods.
Business Insider where Linette Lopez (among others) pounded out Tesla false narratives... created by Henry Blodget, a guy kicked out of the securities industry for violations.
Cramer laid out his playing the game where SEC violating market actors (he even explicitly said the tactics are illegal... but the SEC doesn't understand them so you do it anyway) are on one side, and media on the other.
Again all of this can be seen in a YouTube video (posted here many, many times).
Shocking that it appears the likes of Blodget, Wahlman, and Cramer simply moved from one side of the arrangement to play this game to the other?
Hard to imagine CNBC doesn't know about this.
Not a good look for CNBC or Cramer if this became widely known to the public. If it were really known, I don't see CNBC keeping him on air. That video is about 10,000X as incriminating as anything Elon has done.