In a CNBC interview, the veteran trader recalled being at the New York Stock Exchange on Sept. 11, 2001.
A day before the 20th anniversary of 9/11, veteran trader Art Cashin reflected Friday on the impact of the terrorist attacks on Wall Street, the country and him personally.
Phone service was severely impaired in Manhattan that day, but those at Cashin's post somehow remained operational, he said Friday on CNBC's"People were rushing up. I had a line that looked like a movie theater of people from Merrill Lynch and from the stock exchange saying, 'Can I please use the phone to call my wife? I can't get through to my wife. Can I call my wife?'" said Cashin, who is now director of floor operations for UBS Financial Services.
"There were friends we've lost. Friends you lost, people who never got the chance to see their kids growing up, things like that. It was terribly somber," he said.
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