It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC. Good Monday morning, everyone. Mayor Erick Adams will be on with us today in about an hour right around 11 o'clock.

Among other things, we'll talk about the police

transparency bill. Of course, it's been so much in the news, the How Many Stops Act. We had speaker

Adrian Adams from the City Council on this on Friday. He vetoed it as too much paperwork

that the mayor says would take time from keeping people safe. City Council may override that

veto tomorrow. I think one of the reasons he's making media rounds right now is to try to put pressure

on them to not do that. But that conversation now includes the police stop on Friday that many of you

have heard about of Harlem City Council member

Yusef Salam, well known as one of the exonerated Central Park Five. The mayor and city council

seemed to see that stop and its relationship to the transparency bill very differently.

We will play a 15-second audio of the encounter itself that's been made

public and discuss that, among other things, with Mayor Eric Adams right around 11 o'clock.

Also today, Dr. Uche Blackstock, many of you know she was a guest on this show multiple

times during the beginning of and the height of the pandemic to talk about the disparate impact of COVID and what to do about it.

Now Dr. Blackstock has a book which is about fighting racism in medicine as well as her personal story.

I didn't realize until now that Dr. Blackstock and her mother became the first black mother-daughter

pair to attend Harvard Medical School.

So it should be really interesting with Dr. Uche Blackstock today.

And we start here.

We start the week in South Carolina, where the Haley versus Trump Republican

primary battle just got real now that Haley is actually going after Trump more aggressively

than before. We'll hear a clip or two. But wait, that election day isn't until February 24th.

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