As Mayflower American, the following describes Rovell's accomplishments that helped raised the Old Glory at international stages. By the way the info came from CNBC website:
1) He finished the New York Marathon in 2004, the same year he ate six hot dogs and buns at a hot dog eating qualifier.
2) He finished fifth in the world in the World Championship of Watermelon Seed Spitting in Luling, Texas in 2005, and scored one point in a two-minute stint for the Washington Generals at Madison Square Garden in 2008.
3) He is also on the Green Bay Packers season ticket waiting list,
4) has searched for golf balls in the water of the 17th hole at TPC Sawgrass and has been tutored by the Dallas Mavericks free throw coach.
4) In February of 2008, when Shaquille O'Neal was traded to the Phoenix Suns, he gave Shaq the idea to call himself "The Big Cactus."
From the kind of reporting the whole CNBC team does (such as Maria Bartoromo -no-journalist by any measure but lots of access to CEOs, Rick Santelli- the ranter with huge mouth and little brain, and the rest of idiots on Power Lunch etc. ) it is no surprise the network is loosing its viewership to other networks faster than Darren Rovell swallow his favorite hotdogs.
With CNBC Noble caliber economic analysis team, immense foreknowledge on the impending housing debacle, incredible understanding on the inner-workings of commodities, derivatives, security mortgages, etc the insight of Darren Rovell’s on race and immigration issues, would make the network the envy of cable journalism.
Darren Rovell – you should feel very much at home with CNBC!
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