It's the Brian Larra Show on WNYC. Good morning everyone.

Yesterday was state of the state day in New York and New Jersey.

Did you know that?

Governor Hockel gave her annual address at proceedings that began at 1 o'clock.

Governor Murphy gave his at proceedings that began at 3.30.

Now this might have been one of the few things the two governors could agree upon yesterday,

that is not to make us poor journalism types

who have to pay attention to both speeches, go back and forth on a split screen, or have to choose

between one or the other. But don't ask them to cooperate on housing for asylum seekers

or congestion pricing or working together regionally

rather than competing with each other,

for which parts of our area might become hubs for artificial

intelligence technology jobs.

There are two big things, though, that we can say the people of New York and New Jersey

almost universally agree on.

One, we desperately need a lot more affordable housing in our area,

and two, just don't put any near me.

And so the affordable housing crisis was front and center

in both state of the state addresses yesterday.

Here's how we'll handle all this on this show.

Our Albany reported, John Campbell Campbell is about to join us for

excerpts and your reactions to Governor Hockel's speech. We'll start tomorrow show with our

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