It's Tuesday, September 14th. I'm Gideon Resinc.

And I'm Josie Defi Rice, and this is One a Day, where we miss the Met Gala because we

fell down a hundred times for it to put our outfits on.

Let me just say a meat suit, not as easy as it looks. People in my neighborhood had a

lot of questions, and they did not get the answers they were looking for.

On today's show, the UN Lawrence of a potential humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, plus Facebook

reportedly has a list of people it protects from being moderated.

On the up and up, as always, but first, today is the day for California Governor Gavin

Newsom. He faces a recall election that was launched by opponents who blamed him for

a bunch of things, his response to the pandemic, immigration, crime, basically anything they

could think of.

During a campaign push yesterday, he toured the state with President Biden to survey

the damage caused by wildfires. And while they were at it, Biden took several opportunities

to praise Newsom.

And the governor has led this state with poise and strong leadership. He's been an innovator

in items of long term solutions, and he and I are both optimistic.

I guess everybody is Gavin's best friend for this final week. So for Newsom to get booted

from the governor's mansion, there just needs to be a simple majority that votes in favor

of a recall. And if he's replaced, the winner would be whoever got the most votes, no matter

how small that overall share is. It is truly a crazy, crazy process. We're talking about

the possibility of a person earning a tiny percentage of the overall vote share becoming

the governor of the country's most populous state. Now polls right now say that if that

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