It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC. Good morning, everyone. Today on the show will start in just a minute with Tom Swazi for a candidate interview in the election to replace the Pants on Fire Congressman George Santos,

who of course got expelled for making up so much of his life story, including on this show,

unfortunately.

My question's in yours for Tom Swazzy.

You can start calling now at 212-433.

WNYC, call or text a question. 212-433. WNYC, call or text a question.

212, 433-9-6-9-2.

Also today, our climate story of the week, which we do every Tuesday on the show,

and today, kind of a service for many of you who live in New York City,

will have the city's chief climate officer and two other guests on the

new law that has taken effect this year requiring energy efficiency upgrades in many New York

City buildings. Now, if you're a landlord or a renter or a co-op or condo owner, this affects you,

we will take your local law 97 questions for your buildings

for Mayor Adams' chief climate officer later this hour. We'll also have the Washington Post-Diplomatic

correspondent Missy Ryan today on the multinational efforts to bring peace and justice to Israelis and

Palestinians. At the moment, Hamas is blocking a shorter

term ceasefire for hostages deal that multiple other parties have agreed to, and Israel is blocking

a longer term two-state solution for recognition by Saudi Arabia and other Arab states deal that multiple other countries

have agreed to. So we'll hear how Secretary of State Blinken, who's back in the area for his

fifth trip since October 7th, working with Qatar, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, how he and they are

trying to get the two warring parties unstuck short and long term.

And we'll have a call in at the end of the show today, for those of you, mostly age 40 or under,

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