Brian Lairn on WNYC and WNYC's Nancy Solomon joins us now with excerpts from her asked Governor

Murphy call in last night and to take some of your questions and comments,

she does that call in once a month with the governor and usually comes on with us the next morning.

One of the big topics last night, federal budget cuts and what they could mean for New Jersey,

especially from Medicaid, caller from Tom's River, shared her fears about how cuts could

threaten care for her disabled sister, and Murphy put the

blame on Washington, saying a few key congressional votes could make all the difference. We'll talk

about that. Also on the agenda, New Jersey's primary ballot redesign. Murphy signed a bill

meant to change the way ballots are structured to make it more fair to all the candidates.

But some advocates are saying it doesn't go far enough. School funding cuts came up too, along with housing affordability. When does that not come up?

And the I-80 sinkhole that's still causing major headaches. Did your car fall in?

Hey, Nancy, happy Thursday.

Hi, Brian.

And before we get to new business, a little bit of old business, being the ethical

journalist that you are, I know you wanted to come on and correct something that you

said inaccurately when you were on after

asked Governor Murphy last month.

What's that?

Thank you.

I said that federal funding for New Jersey Transit was $300,000 a month.

I was wrong.

It's $300 million a month from the federal government for New Jersey transit.

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