Options. The 30 year seemed to not go as well as planned. Your getting a huge lift up in yields. The last week, we are up 15 basis points. You are starting to see a repricing underway. Romaine we did have another ipo today. We had qe holdings which is a Chinese Company that did debut, up 87 on the day. There is risk appetite, people are picking and choosing bets as anthony was alluding to. Lets bring him back into the conversation. Global strategist at a mayor price. Se. N you look ameripri when you look at the bond market and the positioning of yields here in the idea that a lot of the runup we have seen to risk assets is at least in part due to the record low yields, do you worry if we see a Material Movement up in yields, the selloff in the treasuries continuing, that would have any tangible effect on equities . Anthony it could. Not something that keeps me up at night. The main drivers are trends in the economy, in the environ in the virus, and if we will get a vaccine by the end o
Day. Challengers in elections, oversight and regulation. For those who didnt see me at the top of the day, im alex gibbons and run law policy at the law school and happy to be hosting you today. Many key areas of challenges, somebody was just saying that theyre feeling a little depressed and we need to try to get the energy up on this final panel of the day. Issues from the fragmenttation from political discourse and new pathways for misinformation, Voter Suppression to election security. This panel is going to add another challenge, the significant challenge that we face in election oversight and preparedness. But also, talk about the Solutions Space as well, which is quite simply what do we do . We have another phenomenal lineup to help answer these questions today. Sitting immediately to my left is the honorable ellen weintraub, the chair of the federal Elections Commission are, right, indeed. Well talk about that a little over the course of the panel, too. She has served as commiss
to our viewers, thanks very much for watching. erin burnett out front starts right now. out front next, we are live at the supreme court where in just hours a crucial hearing to determine whether trump is disqualified from the ballot will begin. it is a decision that could up end the 2024 election. one of the attorneys in the courtroom tomorrow is out front. plus, putin s american friend, the russian president sitting down for an extensive conversation with tucker carlson who has never shied away from pushing putin s propaganda. the. chinese headlines saying texas is about to secede from the union and a civil war is breaking out in america. why is the communist government letting the lies flourish. let s go out front. good evening. i m erin burnett. out front tonight the supreme court front and center. the first case that could impact the 2024 election begins in just hours. the justices tomorrow morning will hear oral arguments there in an unprecedented case t
Autonomous systems within the next two years. Ms. Hicks spoke about the program and other emerging technologies in defense at a National Defense Industrial Association conference in washington, dc. [applause] thank you. The job of deputy secretary of defense is likely known to be one of the toughest government. It is the chief operating officer for the largest employer in the world. Beginning her Government Service as a president ial management intern and spending time in and out of government, she was quite familiar the demands of the job before she was sworn in. She was wellprepared to take them on. Prior to her current position, she was the Senior Vice President Henry Kissinger chair and director of International Security at csis. At least her current title is a little shorter than that. She was sworn in as the 35th deputy secretary of defense in 2021. I think it is interesting that the title of her dissertation at m. I. T. Was change agents. Who leads and why in the execution of Na
Autonomous systems within the next two years. Ms. Hicks spoke about the program and other emerging technologies in defense at a National Defense Industrial Association conference in washington, dc. [applause] thank you. The job of deputy secretary of defense is likely known to be one of the toughest government. It is the chief operating officer for the largest employer in the world. Beginning her Government Service as a president ial management intern and spending time in and out of government, she was quite familiar the demands of the job before she was sworn in. She was wellprepared to take them on. Prior to her current position, she was the Senior Vice President Henry Kissinger chair and director of International Security at csis. At least her current title is a little shorter than that. She was sworn in as the 35th deputy secretary of defense in 2021. I think it is interesting that the title of her dissertation at m. I. T. Was change agents. Who leads and why in the execution of Na