O'Neal was speaking with CNBC from the BTIG trading floor in Manhattan, where the 7-foot-1-inch bask

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CNBC's Bob Pisani speaks to NBA superstar kevin ware injury Shaquille O'Neal, about the apology of L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling for his racist remarks. Shaq says nobody will be fully happy until Sterling sells the team and his wife should too.
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O'Neal called the attack on Johnson unfair, saying that the world now knows Sterling's "true side." Asked whether he was content with the NBA's lifetime ban on the Clippers owner, Shaq said: "Nobody will be fully happy until the guy sells the team."
CNBC's Bob Pisani speaks to NBA superstar Shaquille O'Neal, at BTIG's annual charity day where celebrities man the phones to make trades. All the commissions benefit more than 200 charities.
O'Neal was speaking with CNBC from the BTIG trading floor in Manhattan, where the 7-foot-1-inch basketball legend got a crash course in a different kind of fast-paced floor action the kind that only happens on a trading floor.
As part of global financial firm BTIG's 11th annual Commissions of Charity Day, O'Neal joined other big names from the sports and entertainment world, including New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning and actor Michael J. Fox.
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