It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC.

Good morning, everyone, and happy June.

On today's show, we'll check in on both June primaries in our area in New York and New Jersey.

We'll compare the New York City mayoral candidates on the issue of transit and transportation

generally, including quality, affordable, and safe mass transit, plus what we might call

the chaos on the streets with cars, pedestrians, and various two-wheeler's, and also congestion

pricing.

We'll have Nicole Jolinas from the New York, and also congestion pricing. We'll have Nicole

Julinas from the New York Post and the Manhattan Institute comparing notes with Dave

Cologne from Streetsblock. And WNYC's Nancy Solomon will give us the latest today on the New Jersey

gubernatorial primaries with early voting beginning in Jersey tomorrow.

And at the end of the show, I'll have a call-in for people ambivalent about becoming parents.

What are your pros and cons for our latest call-in of ambivalence?

Pros and cons are those of people who are talking to you about it if it's not you yourself. Maybe you are the potential grandparents and your kids are ambivalent about having their kids or anyone else that's coming up. But we begin

with Monday morning national politics, especially with the Trump budget, his central legislative

agenda item, with the tax cuts, spending

cuts, deficit increases, and more now heading to the Senate, where Medicaid cuts and more might

have a harder time than in the House. Maybe you've heard or seen this viral video clip of

Iowa Republican Senator Joni Ernst the other day being challenged about the potential impact

of Medicaid cuts in the bill, which the voter says might cause people to die.

When you are arguing about illegals that are receiving Medicaid benefits, 1.4 million, 1.4. They're not, they are not eligible.

So they will be coming off.

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