Generally speaking, this was far worse than had been anticipated, certainly by the market,

which thought, in many investors I've spoken to, thought it had already baked in, especially

given the action we saw the last couple of days, the expectations.

And then you had a lot of different things going around the last few days, whether it was 10%

or 20% across the board or what it might be.

But calling these reciprocal is not really...

We don't use that word.

We're done using that word.

We're done using the debt because that's just...

I don't want to call it a lie.

It's dissembling.

All right.

Having fun at CNBC yesterday, Willie.

It was about as volatile a day on Wall Street as they've seen

since the beginning of the panic, the COVID panic. This is a tear of shockwaves, circle the

Globe, the New York Times showing what all the markets were doing around the world. Wall Street Journal stocks suffer

steepest slide since 2020, also cover there, and also something that caught my attention,

George Clooney on the front of the art section on Broadway for good night.

Good luck. That looks fascinating. But probably not what many people want to talk about right now.

You know, Willie, a savage day yesterday, about 5%. The market's going down about 5%.

Going down all across the globe. I will say, as I did after the president's announcement,

a couple of days ago, I took a look at futures and saw that there was going to be a precipitous drop

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