It's the Brian Lair show on WNYC.

Welcome back, everybody.

I'm Matt Katz, reporter in the WNYC,

got the Miss Newsroom filling in for Brian today.

Governor Kathy Hochle decided to postpone the implementation of congestion pricing last week.

As we know, that plan would have enacted a toll for drivers in Manhattan below 60th Street,

but New Jersey had already sued New York to stop the plan.

So we're wondering how that news was received on the other side of the Hudson.

We'll get Governor Phil Murphy's take on that and more with Nancy Solomon,

who hosted last night's monthly edition of Ask Governor Murphy.

It's a call-in show airs once a month on WNYC and public radio stations in Philly and elsewhere in New Jersey.

Nancy joins Brian the morning after each of those shows, typically for excerpts and analysis in your calls.

Other topics that Governor Murphy and Nancy talked about last night included a new law that makes public records harder to get, mounting frustrations with the New Jersey Transit price hike, clemency, and a strain of cannabis named in honor of the governor.

Listeners, New Jersey listeners, specifically, feel free to weigh in on any of this.

212-433 WNYC, 212-433-9692. You can call or text that number.

Hi there, Nancy. Matt Katz. This is going to be fun. I'm looking forward to it. Nancy,

when are you getting a strain of cannabis named after you for all of your amazing work in New Jersey and covering

New Jersey? Well, I was highly critical of the governor for not bringing in a sample because I had

brought in beer a few months ago because the Brewers Association had printed beer cans that said

sign the bill, fill beer because he had not signed a bill

they wanted and we opened the beer and we had a little sip on the air and I'm like

where's the cannabis? Come on man. I brought you beer. If you guys sparked it up or took bong hits together on the air, then nobody would

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