time those are good too if demand from the treasury doesn t come back in coming months, what s the longer term implication for interest rates i know you re reticent to give any forecast on interest rates, which i understand, but give us a tone about the impact, the correlation there. there seems to be flying of demand for our paper i wouldn t want to speculate about what interest rates might do we re the world s reserve currency and in times of stress people want to own u.s. treasury obligations and that s been the way that is for a long time. even if some of the problems as in the last crisis, problems originated here, notwithstanding that we have the strongest, economy, most liquid markets. one last question i ll yield my time back. you ve been gracious with your candor and your time i heard a conversation in this hearing about labor. our state was one of the first ones to reopen one of the inhibiters to supplying the demand that i think is out there and i think we re
2020 election. that official is my guest. let s go out front. good evening, everyone. i m kate bolduan in for erin burnett. out front tonight, we have breaking news. president biden, tonight, defending his administration s response to the surge in cases from omicron and the testing shortage seen across the country. in a new interview with abc news, the president saying when asked saying this when asked if the long lines and lack of testing is a failure. no, i don t think it s failure. i think it s you could argue that we should have known a year ago, six months ago, two months ago, a month ago. i have ordered half a billion of the pills. 500 million pills. i mean, excuse me, 500 million test kits that are going to be available to be sent to every home in america if anybody wants them. but um, the answer is, yeah, i wish i had thought about ordering a half a billion bills two months ago, before covid hit here. president biden misspeaking there, when he was talking about
that, in fact, donald trump did attempt to hold up a constitutional proceeding. yeah. he admitted that last week. yesterday, he admitted that he violated the constitution of the united states. just a technical violation of the united states constitution. pretty bizarre. he violated the constitution. i mean, the admissions keep rolling. yeah. keep him was this a full ginsberg? he was on a lot of the sunday shows trying to own the narrative. meanwhile, the former president himself spent the weekend raging on social media, and this could get interesting, with posts that could defy the judge s orders. remember the directions the judge gave him at his arraignment? we ll get legal analysis on that new development. also ahead, one of trump s allies in the senate makes light of the humiliating nature of his relationship with the former president. plus, republican senator tommy tuberville has held up crucial military promotions since february over the pentagon s
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not been able to confirm that with people who knew the shooter , nashville s police chief, telling nbc the shooters time as a student at the christian school may have played into the motive. there s some belief that there was some resentment to having to go to that school. don t have all the details of that. just yet, and that s why this incident occurred late last night. nashville police released chilling new security video from the school showing the attackers shooting out a set of glass doors to gain entry to the school. and then roaming the hallways rifle raised searching. for targets. cnn s dianne gallagher has more. tragedy at another american school, three children and three adults, staff members shot and killed at the covenant school in nashville, tennessee, in what police are calling a targeted attack by a heavily armed 28 year old former student, nine year olds. who were killed. evelyn. dick house. william kenny. halle scruggs. three adults. mike hill. custodian age