WHEN: TODAY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8TH AT 5:00PM ET WHERE: CNBC'S "FAST MONEY" Following is the unofficial transcript of CNBC's Breaking news interview with New York Democratic Senator Charles Schumer on CNBC's "Fast Money." During the interview with CNBC's Dylan Ratigan, Schumer tells CNBC's "Fast Money" he is hopeful there is a chance a mortgage deal could make it into the Obama stimulus package as well as he and others in Washington, DC are looking into clawbacks for executive pay (excerpt below followed by complete unofficial transcript). Dylan Ratigan: Is there any conversation at this point or do expect there to be conversation this year about clawbacks for the CEO, bank CEO's and the bonuses the past few years associated with all the business practices that we discussed. Senator Schumer: Yes. The answer is yes. I think there's a real thirst, not only in the congress, but in the public to deal with this issue and people who made record, you know, they sort of made all these high salaries at a time when their business was doing great but it was house of cards, should now pay a price when the business is doing poorly. Complete transcript available below. All references must be sourced to CNBC'S "Fast Money."    Read More

CNBC'S PROGRAMMING SCHEDULE FOR MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY, JANUARY 19, 2009 (ALL TIMES ARE ET)JANUARY 19TH, 2009   Read More

Revised CNBC Primetime Schedule For Friday, January 2nd (ALL TIMES ARE ET)Friday, January 2nd7PM - Untold Wealth: The Rise Of The Super Rich 8PM - The Entrepreneurs 9PM - The Suze Orman Show 10PM - On The Money 11PM - Mad Money 12AM - Fast Money 1AM - American Greed # 7   Read More

Please Note: Wednesday, 12/31 is a full market day - all programming live until 6pm. (ALL TIMES ARE IN ET).    Read More

"Fast Money," Anchored By Dylan Ratigan, Broadcasts Live From The DAR, Constitution Hall, in Washington, DC on Friday, November 7th ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. – November 5, 2008 – After a $700 billion overall rescue package for the financial industry, a ballooning $123 billion bailout of AIG and a $30 billion backing of JPMorgan's takeover of Bear Stearns, the center of power for American finance has moved from Lower Manhattan to Pennsylvania Avenue. What does this shift mean for your savings, your home and your trades?    Read More

CNBC ASIA "CAPITAL CONNECTION" WILL AIR LIVE AT 12AM-1AM ET TONIGHT (PRE-EMPTS THE "FAST MONEY" RE-AIR). "SQUAWK BOX EUROPE" IS STILL SCHEDULED TO AIR 1AM-2AM ET.    Read More

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DUE TO THE EARLIER CHANGE TO DAYLIGHT STANDARD TIME IN EUROPE, "WORLDWIDE EXCHANGE" WILL AIR IN THE US FROM 5AM-6AM ONLY.    Read More

CNBC'S 11/4 ELECTION NIGHT PROGRAMMING (ALL TIMES ARE ET) 7PM: YOUR MONEY, YOUR VOTE: 2008 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION    Read More

CNBC'S PRIMETIME SCHEDULE MONDAY 10/27 - MONDAY 11/3 (ALL TIMES ARE ET) MONDAY-FRIDAY:    Read More