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joining me now is john bussey, carole roth, evan newmark and with us is "fast money" trader tim seymourng with you here. you have lived through crises before. is this about russia? is there something snels. >> no. largely about russia. and we'll see how much this reflects back on 1998 when we saw a real crisis. steve liesman was a reporter at the time and won a pulitzer for the coverage of it. this is not as serious as 1998 yet. there's not a threat of default. >> carole? >> not ho-ho-horrible but uncertainty is the word of the day if we had one. not only do we have russia and the oil situation, we have the fmoc going on. right now, having their meeting, notes coming out tomorrow. and i think that there are these push and pull kinds of issues coming out where on one hand that is pushing the market higher up through midday and then the people on the other side saying, it's a little bit tenuous so i think we are going to continue to see the volatility. certainly i think the russian issue not just in russia but what it's going to do across europe in particular. >> we have heard a lot of di

contributor carol roth is here with michelle caruso-cabrera and ross ger by and tim seymour and at the deangelis. >> hey, kelly. >> welcome one and all. jackie, how bad a day was it for crude oil? >> brutal. 4% declines both sides of the atlantic. we saw crude settle at $63.05. it was a five-year low. we did break under $63 as well, a key technical level. you know, it was the third worst drop that we have seen this year and by all accounts that really is what triggered lot of selling in the stock market, as well. traders telling me it was a tough spot because a lot of them think we have sort of bounced around a bottom here and same time nobody wants to be caught holding the bag. so they were on the selling side because that's where the momentum was today. >> i was pretty amazed. jackie, thank you. carol, putting that in context, this comes after seeing pressure and nothing really happened and no real reason and it was almost the lack, perhaps, of any news of to peck over the weekend but what do you think about what's happened here with oil? >> you know my perspective. a lot of people t

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