It's the Ryan Lair Show on WNYC. Good morning everyone.

Coming up later in the show, our third and final session with

Janay Desmond Harris, aka Dear Prudence from Slate, will do one more

session of reading letters asking for advice that people wrote in

and doing our best to offer some advice and one more time will

crowdsource the advice. So listeners, if you're someone who likes

to give advice, be ready to tune in later in the show during our

second hour for one more round with Dear Prudence, real name

Janay Desmond Harris from Slate's column and podcast call Dear

Prudence that's coming up. We begin today with one of the most

consequential questions facing New York City and the whole

area right now, really the whole state and really the whole

nation and really our whole western hemisphere. Who is

responsible for sheltering the nearly 60,000 recently arrived

migrants currently under the city's care. There are about a

hundred thousand who've arrived altogether to the New York

City area in the last year or so. It's about 60,000 currently

being housed by the city or other places around here. If you

follow the news, much these days you're seeing all these

democratic party leaders and odds with each other, like a

game of hot potato, you're responsible more for this. No, you're

responsible more, Mayor Adams, Governor Hocal, President

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