Dylan Ratigan

Up top, on our desks we all have four TVs, you know? And the first plane hit, and everyone thought it was a little commuter plane, and I remember, you know, the, all the guys on air.

It w- a guy named Dylan Ratigan, who I'm still very close with, was the anchor at the time caught on air, and most of the people that were o- in news at the time that were doing live stuff were stuck on air until noon.

So it really defined a lot of people's careers at the time.

And Dylan and everyone else was reporting it was a commuter plane or something, and it was an accident.

... especially with this kind of technology, and there's a fear associated with that.

Dylan Ratigan, the original host of Fast Money's been p- being on Instagram with reels or whatever those videos are, talking about exactly this.

And for somebody like me, it's, it's absolutely terrifying.

I know people embrace this and love it, and the inevitability of it all, but when you read something like this and see people that, that are in it that are te- that are scared of it, I won't use terrified-

Today is Thursday, August twenty-seventh, and this is your Daily Digest.

Former Bloomberg journalist Dylan Ratigan wrote that last week's events showed the bond market testing US fiscal credibility.

With federal debt above forty trillion dollars, the Treasury announced it would at least double purchases of long-term bonds and buy back more of its own debt than planned after the thirty-year yield hit a nineteen-year high.

Yields fell for about a day, then returned to prior levels.