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Full interview with Ryan Cohen on Squawk Box. $GME $EBAY 🧵
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@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC I love how much Ryan hates this guy

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC GameStop wants to be a legitimate competitor with Amazon ? Amazon has a 2.88 trillion dollar market cap. 🤔 Interesting

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Loved him calling them out for being short and negative in the past and now begging for crumbs

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Legend

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC "we'll see what happens" 🤣🤣🤣 God. Ryan's so good at trolling

@OgSpaceJam22 @ryancohen @SquawkCNBC “But where is the rest of the $$ coming from??” …… they should have asked @Q2024694202 that question. (Would the answer be- “it’s coming from a beautiful 🦋” lol)

@RegiStonk @ryancohen @SquawkCNBC @ryancohen choked these mofos by callin them out on live tv!

@M_oass @ryancohen @SquawkCNBC I love how he always act high in front of them.

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC He fucking hates them🤣🤣 Every long investor has every reason too as well. They have been trying to shit on this company forever. Fuck you🖕Seems to be quite the “legitimate” company now

@airspud21 @ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Such great interviewers, much wow

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC lol the CNBC Goofs Wait to see Ryan’s happy go lucky interview with Charles Payne. They will not be the same.

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Love they can’t get shit from Ryan. Fuk them

That had some of the most awkward pauses of any interview I have seen in a while. 😬 I think this whole deal is never intended to go through. They have 5% of eBay, so 20m shares or so at let's say $70-80 per share. They hype it with $125 per share offer. Logic tells me that causes it to float toward $125, where they end up selling their shares for 40% profit, axe the deal, and then let everyone know they bought 15% of IEP instead. 🤣

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Dirk, have you read the materials online?

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Thank you! He gives them nothing to spin

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Thank you!!

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC He does NOT like them 🤣

@bocainbtc @ryancohen @SquawkCNBC It’s so awesome, the hate, the obviousness of the dumbass questions trying to pry or get more info or cross up people words. Fuck them lol

@FatdadDirk @ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Nah facts bro I’m so freakin jackedd!!!

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Gracias

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC 😅

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Savage! Good job Ryan.

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC This was a beautifully painful interview to watch. I laughed through the whole wonderful thing. Way to go Ryan!

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC HOLY SHIT THIS IS SO FUNNY HES MAKING THEM LOOK FUCKING RETARDED THIS IS BETTER THAN COFFEE 🥲

@ThrillaRilla369 @ryancohen @SquawkCNBC he doesn’t want to say dilute! but it’s the only way it will happen

@magsonthemoon @ryancohen @SquawkCNBC He’s clowning them all sooooo hard 😂😂 you can also go to cnbc website to watch full interview. @ryancohen just fukn with them. The moment Sorkin was just lost for words 😂😂

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Thank you! This was very very entertaining!

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Can clearly see the bias at CNBC because they want RC to spell it out and say he will issue shares and dilute the shareholders. Ridiculous.

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC That’s my CEO. interviewing like a G in the viper pit of Ken griffin’s purchased corporate media

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC This will be interesting to see play out

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Wow, they are rather hostile towards RC

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC They were baiting him to say "dilute". He isn't going to use that word. He stated facts 50% cash 50% stock. True.

@pepitanon @ryancohen @SquawkCNBC When you do a talk show and you can’t stand those you’re talking to.

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC No thank you replied lol, they clearly have a mission to make the company sound like it has no idea what they are doing

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC This, your Christmas countdown and cooking= best content

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC ❤️❤️

@ryancohen @SquawkCNBC Why can’t he just answer Qs normally, not for CNBC, but for the general investing public? Why not use the opportunity to get more folks on the train?

