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To: Carolyn who wrote (1032)	4/22/1999 6:23:00 PM
From: Blue Snowshoe	Respond to of 7442

Thanks Carolyn, If I was Russell I'd tell CNBC to go pack sand up their a$$ the next time they wanted an interview if Mark was out of line. Some time for Russell on Moneyline and being "busy" when CNBC calls would teach CNBC a good lesson. The last time Mark interviewed Russell I thought Mark just needed a vacation. The interview was not informative but defensive because of the questions and the tone. Then I saw the same Russell interviewed by Ted, a total different story. This interview had well thought out, informed questions, a civil tone and good information was given in return. If Mark did a hack job then CNBC viewers got robbed by Mark. I think reporters should try to report the news not make it. If Mark said anything other than congratulations, how did you do it, what is next, then he was out of line IMO. I'll check out the GNET thread, thanks and 909S2U BLUE