Top of the hour, 1 p.m. on the East Coast, guy on me, Dan Nathan, first market call of

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fact set a lot to talk about out of respect for what happened last night i won't go into a sports

diatribe yeah but obviously just a lot happening here in the market today. Yeah, no doubt about.

I mean, you know what, guy? I mean, a pretty solemn sort of moment last night. And I know that you

did want to talk about your New York football giants, but it's kind of interesting that the

takeaway clearly was, you know, sports, sport, and life is life, right, bud? And that was a tough one here. And, you know, we talk about this all the time

with the markets. And, you know, it's interesting listening to like Joe Buck and Aikman trying

to put some words to that situation. And I was thinking to myself, you know, you and I have been

on the CNBC Fast Money desk at times. There's some really bad stuff that's happened. You know what I mean? And it's kind of really hard to talk about things

that you don't know a whole heck of a lot about or whatever.

So I thought that was that kind of interesting here.

Thoughts on just in general, you know,

we've been talking about markets in difficult times

and pandemics and wars and this and everywhere.

Sometimes it feels a little awkward

to speak about the thing that you're there to do through the lens in which you're there to do it

at a time it just doesn't feel right yeah i mean obviously when it comes to what you mentioned about

cnbc or when we're on air at different times when awful things happen you obviously try to respect

the event but then what we're tasked to do is try to talk about it in terms of,

you know, what it means to the market. But you do it out of an abundance of caution with your

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