It's the Brian Laris show on WNYC.

Good morning, everyone.

Coming up on today's show, Donald Trump, a Florida voter member, says he will vote to uphold the six-week abortion ban in the state

one day after he said he's against the ban. Here's Trump last Thursday when asked by NBC

news about a Florida abortion rights referendum. I am going to be voting that we need more than six

weeks. But anti-abortion rights groups freaked out and the very next day asked if he would vote for

the abortion rights measure. Trump said, so I'll be voting no.

Yeah, so we'll get more into that later and we'll ask what was previously an unthinkable

political question this year.

Could Florida, after many years, is solidly read? Some of you may remember the year 2000,

Bush versus Gore in Florida, swing state, ultimate swing state, but it's been solidly read ever

since. But could Florida be back in play as a swing state in this presidential

election largely because of the abortion issue that Trump forced on the country or grew

as an issue on the country by appointing those justices who overturned Roe. That's coming up.

Also today, a call-in for anyone

who works in the hotel industry. You know, there was a multi-city hotel strike during the Labor Day

weekend, including in Greenwich, Connecticut locally, and they say it could spread to more cities.

We will invite you hotel workers or managers to call in on this Labor Day week and talk about life in that industry.

And later on to end the show, we'll have a call in for introverts. Do introverts call talk radio shows?

I think the answer is yes, because I think introversion is very misunderstood.

And aversion to calling in in the privacy of your own home or your car or

wherever you are is not the kind of thing introversion is actually about.

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