It's the Brian Laris show on WNYC.

Good morning, everyone.

Coming up later this hour, a monthly call, your senator's segment with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand.

My questions and yours for New York's junior

senator, junior only because Senator Schumer has been in office for so long, right? Among the things

that we'll talk about today, and actually the primary thing we'll talk about today with Senator

Gillibrand is a bill that she's introduced in response to the Supreme Court ruling last week,

allowing the continued use of bump stocks on rifles.

They can shoot, and we'll go over some of the stats later, they can turn even an AR-15,

which shoots a lot of bullets pretty quickly already into one that shoots many more

bullets, much more quickly. And the Supreme Court split on that, six to three, as you know,

it was Donald Trump, his administration, that banned the bump stocks. And now we will see if

Republicans will line up with Senator Gillibrand in this

election year on banning these attachments, which allowed the Las Vegas mass shooter back in 2017

to fire about 100 rounds in nine seconds. So that's coming up with Senator Gillibrand,

that and more. And later in the show, we're going to have kind of a special. We're going to have

a panel on AI and medicine. And we're going to have people from different research and medical profession specialties,

and we'll take your calls, the upsides, the downsides, the risks, the benefits, the opportunities,

the employment risks, the bias threats, the good stuff and the bad stuff from AI in Madison coming up later in the show with three

guests. But we begin today with our climate story of the week, which we do every Tuesday on the show.

And it takes us to Europe with possible implications for the elections coming up here. This month, as you probably

heard, we've mentioned it on the show. We're going to take a deeper dive now. This month saw

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