Banking expert warns Federal Reserve could go bankrupt if interest rates rise

There is growing concern among financial experts that the Federal Reserve will soon be bankrupt if interest rates continue to rise. One America’s Neil W. McCabe spoke with R Street’s Alex Pollock, who fears another financial crisis may be near.

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