Behind ‘Mad Money’ was a brilliant writer viewers never saw. We lost him too soon
Jim Cramer remembers Cliff Mason, the head writer of "Mad Money," who died last week at age 41.
CNBC reports: Jim Cramer remembers Cliff Mason, the head writer of "Mad Money," who died last week at age 41.
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