Farewell, Rick Santelli: A look back on his nearly 30 years at CNBC

Rick Santelli has been part of the CNBC and Squawk family for nearly 30 years. Today is his final day at the network. And there have been so many memories all along the way. >> Rick Santelli's all fired up at the CBOT. Rick, it's going to be a bumpy ride. Viewers, be careful out there. How many of you people want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage that has an extra bathroom and can't pay their bills? Raise their hand. President Obama, are you listening? >> How can somebody GO TO >> THIS IS NOT THE TIME to debate ideology. >> We got here and we >> Stop spending. STOP SPENDING. STOP SPENDING. STOP SPENDING. >> SPENDING. >> SPENDING. Would you rather have this slice or this slice? SMASH, SMASH, SMASH SOME DEFICITS. >> Looking good. >> Hey, Rick Santelli, how you doing? >> Bring it, Ricky. What's going on? >> [music] >> I'm the sergeant at arms of this joint. >> Once again, a stellar auction. Fabulous. A plus, A [music] plus, A plus, C plus, Charlie plus, D minus is the grade. [music] D, D, D as in dog. That's a big collie tail there. Not good. You see this? This is a mop. That's a bunch [music] of hooey. Auctions are like buffet tables. The buffet indicator. Buffet, buffet, buffet table. Hardly had anything left at the buffet [music] table to take. >> Everything in my life goes back to the markets and CNBC. Back to you, big guy.