Listen to Support it on WNYC. Good morning again everyone and now WNYC's Nancy Solomon with

excerpts from an analysis of and to take your phone calls about her Ask Governor

Murphy call in last night. Nancy usually joins us on the morning after.

Yesterday, the governor addressed some really disturbing

investigation findings regarding the New Jersey State Police

will get into those.

Also he wants or approves of the idea of something

they're doing in Newark, where 16 and 17 year olds

get the right to vote in school board elections. We'll invite your calls this

morning about whether you think that's a good or bad idea. 212 433

WNYC 21233 9692 should 16 and 17 year olds ever have the right to vote or other things regarding

New Jersey politics and policy and Governor Murphy.

Some other things, Nancy and the governor and the callers discussed

the fundraising event that Murphy had with Second Gentlemen Doug Emhoff last weekend and they heard from listeners who are

upset about wind energy still upset about wind energy this time upset about

a particularly long electric cable that would run through some

neighborhoods and more so hey Nancy happy morning after. Thanks Brian and let's start

with what you thought was the biggest news item yesterday.

You told us a couple of weeks ago, New Jersey Attorney General Matt Plattkin recommended

some pretty big reforms for the state police. The office also took over some of the state

police's functions following two investigations that revealed quote

deeply troubling conduct and systemic problems, unquote, within the force.

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