It's the Brian Lair Show on WNYC.

I'm Bridget Berg and senior reporter in the WNYC and Gothamist Newsroom, sitting in for Brian today.

Now we turn to WNYC's Nancy Solomon, who did her very last asked Governor

Murphy call-in show last night. In recent years, she's joined us the morning after for a recap and

analysis. She's been doing her show for all eight years of New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy's tenure. Governor Murphy is, of course,

term limited out. Governor Mikey Sherrill will be inaugurated next Tuesday, January 20th. For her very

last interview with the governor, Nancy was part of the signing of a bill that makes changes to a property

tax break for farmers, like an actual on-air bill signing.

There was a lot of looking back at what he could have done better.

For one, Nancy gave the governor a grade on transparency and spoiler alert.

It was not an A.

He also talked about regrets, as Sinatra would say, he had a few.

And he also talked about what he will do next.

Joining me now to recap that conversation with Governor Murphy one final time is WNYC host Nancy Solomon.

Hey, Nancy, happy morning after, as Brian would say.

Bridget Bergen. I'm so excited to do this with you.

I am so excited, too, Nancy. And listeners, as we'll hear, Nancy graded the governor to his

face on his transparency record. And a new Rutgers-Eagleton poll gives Governor Murphy a C overall

for his tenure with a D-plus grade on taxes and

affordability. We'll talk more about that in a few, but wondering if New Jerseyans would like to give

the governor their own grade. As his term comes to a close, what did Governor Murphy do well and

what did he do not so well? Maybe you want to assign a letter grade to different aspects

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