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Debt default could create ‘global crisis of confidence’

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CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin explains what could happen if the government defaults on its debt, something that would unsettle financial markets and force the Treasury Department to figure out who they ought to pay first. NBC’s Kate Snow reports.