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I'm Bridget Bergen, senior reporter in the WNYC and Gothamist Newsroom.

Brian, we'll be back on Monday.

I'll start by saying that we've got our eyes on the Supreme Court,

which is expected to issue that opinion on the TikTok case this morning, right about now.

They'll decide whether the popular Chinese-owned social media app should be banned. I'll share the news when it comes out,

and then in about an hour we're going to break it down with a guest from the tech site,

the information, and legal analysis from Emily Bazelon from Yale Law School. Now, this is coming at an interesting time since

President-elect Trump will be inaugurated on Monday and has vowed to save the app. Plus, we'll talk

to State Senator Zellner Myrie. He's running in the Democratic primary election for mayor.

I'll ask him about what he's pledging to do on housing, child care, and more. And then we're

going to wrap up today's show by sharing some ideas for how to help people affected by the

ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles. I'm sure a lot of you have already done this, and maybe

some of you are wondering how to make sure what you're giving is doing the most good. And we're

going to give you some suggestions on that front.

But first, it is the last Friday of the Biden administration. And news continues to emerge about

the final steps he's taking before leaving the Oval Office. Today, there's news that he's commuting

the sentences of nearly 2,500 people convicted of nonviolent drug offenses. These are people

who received longer sentences based on older drug laws. Earlier this week, the administration announced

a ceasefire and hostage exchange deal reached between Israel and Hamas. Biden credited the nonstop

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