thank you. >> have a great day. >> david katz. >>> speaking of rates, 20 years went up for auction, $24 billion worth. how did it go, rick santelli >> you know what it is a strange auction. the grade, i the grade, i gave t a d plus 2.10, 210 was the yield at the dutch auction, but the one issue, market was rallying, pricing around 2.06. we ended up with a higher yield and lower price. it was the high one issued of the day. the pricing was horrible but some of the internals were pretty good. if you look at 64.8 in direction, all of those foreign buyers, the best since july of '20. if you looked at dealer amounts under 20%, it was very solid now, we know the auction didn't go well. look at the two-day of ten-year note yields. boy, you see they popped from 1.62 to 1.64, and 1.67 was the high after the inflation news out of germany last night. we're on pace for the highest close on the chart going back to mid may. bund yields, the highest german inflation since october of 1974, bund yields dropped a bit as you see on the chart when you open it up and go back 30 months you can see we are hov

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david, catch the former assistant, us attorney and conservative commentator molig abdul as well. thanks for joining me gentlemen. great to be with you, scottie, so i am going to start with you mr. katz. why is president biden having so much trouble with this bill? not from the republicans, but from those within his own party. well, he has united republican opposition to this so called infrastructure bill. this is the soft. busy infrastructure one, the hard infrastructure, one, scotty, he got a lot of republican senatorial votes and he has support and a house. that's the one for broadband, that's the one for ports and roads and all of that. this one is more for things like child care, pre, pre k, 3 year olds, 4 year old. so we'll have child care money that's sent to every family in america for their children, a tax credit, but it's actual funds. and that has turned out not to be popular with any of the republican there in united opposition. and then they have 2 senators who become famous throughout the world like manson and cinema. and they've put the brakes on some of the spending. so now it's gone from 6 trillion, which is what social a senator sanders wanted to the progressive dem