Here's the most contentious part of Ryan Cohen's CNBC Squawk Box interview about the GameStop-EBAY acquisition. This is a HEATED back and forth, uncommon for financial news. $GME Sorkin, at one point is in disbelief at RC's repetitive answering to his question.

@ReesePolitics Yeah this is a terrible look from Ryan, he is asked a simple question... "Where are you going to get the money from", CNBC laid out the maths and Ryan clearly doesn't want to admit that he is intending on massive dilution of gme stock. What a fool.

@Neutrino_XI @ReesePolitics Fuck CNBC and all legacy media. You clearly haven't been paying attention to the last 5 years where they referred to GME as a meme stock and downplayed his complete turnaround of the business on the daily. He doesn't owe them shit

@LilWhtSlpr @ReesePolitics I don't care about him owing CNBC anything, but he should have thought about the shareholders watching this interview. I'm sure they would like to know where the money is coming from, especially if it does end up coming out of their stock value.

@Neutrino_XI @LilWhtSlpr @ReesePolitics The amount of people mad at Sorkin here shows how many children are trading stocks or listening to GME and RC.

@twalkerp @Neutrino_XI @ReesePolitics The amount of people coming out of the woodwork to make their first ever comment on GME shows how they have no idea what's been going down the last 5 years. It's ok friend, blue check mark clowns and legacy financial media clowns go hand in hand.

Ah yes. I can afford $10 a month. It’s very painful. First comment on GME? Well, luckily I made some cash and sold GME and was lucky with AMC before it blew up (dumb luck works). Anyone who thinks this interview was good is lying to themselves and anyone. To be clear; Ryan will dilute GME, create more shares, to try and buy EBAY? Is that the idea?