simply saying we have no more shelters, spaces or resources. and new york city mayor eric adams blaming both sides in washington for the crisis. it is the irresponsibility of the republican party in washington for refusing to do the real immigration reform, and it s the irresponsibility of the white house for not addressing this problem. paul: let s bring in our panel, columnists dan dan henninger kim strassel and editorial board member kyle peterson. so, dan, what kind of a surge do we expect? is it going to be a big one? yeah, it will be a big one. and it s been big. might be who s been watching the people just streaming nonstop across the border, it s going to simply become larger. you know, basically the southern border has become a place where anybody who wants to get into the united states can walk across whether venezuelans or ukrainians for that matter. chinese nationals have been coming over paul: in big numbers. and the biden administration s policy so to th
principle that the benefits of dollar stability vastly outweigh those fringe risks. paul: what about your response to those who say, you know what? you re just meddling with the independence of the federal reserve. they re supposed on the independent of politics, independent of the political branches. well, briefly what i would say is politics isn t the only thing that can capture an institution. managerial bureaucracy can too, a bunch of rogue bureaucrats in the late 90s kid the same thing. what i m talking about is leadership, principle for the american people, not the kind of corruption that you would worry about with the president offering leadership and vision. paul: if all right. vivek ramaswamy, thank you for that provocative take on the fed, we appreciate it. when we come back, treasury secretary janet yellen warns that the u.s. cocould rub out of money to pay its run out of money in a matter of weeks as democrats are refuse to negotiate on spending reductions. so who wi