It's the Brian Laira show on WNYC. Good morning, everyone.

So let's say you're running for governor in a state with a primary tomorrow, maybe New Jersey.

And the things going down in L.A. right now might be changing the backdrop for the election.

Here's one example of how California Governor Gavin Newsom is actually responding to the workplace

immigration raids, Trump's deployment of the National Guard, and immigration czar, Tom Holman,

threatening to arrest Newsom if he gets

in their way, Governor Newsom.

Tough guy, why doesn't he do that? He knows where to find me. But you know what?

Let your hands off four-year-old girls that are trying to get educated. Let your hands off

these poor people are just trying to get live their lives man trying to live

their lives paying their taxes been here 10 years the fear the horror the hell is this guy

come after me arrest me let's just get it over with tough guy

California governor Gavin Newsom so let's just say the New Jersey gubernatorial primary is not just

about property taxes and affordable housing anymore, if it ever was. It's an issue for the New York City

mayoral hopefuls too. With our Thursday night debate coming up this week, later this hour, we'll talk

about that. And the surprise endorsement of Andrew Cuomo by

State Senator Jessica Ramos of Queens on Friday, one of those who had been endorsed by the

Working Families Party expressly as part of their effort to defeat Cuomo. We'll also get into the end

of the session news from the New York State Legislature, including a medical aid and dying bill, which might pass

after years of it coming close but falling short. But let's start in New Jersey, where primary day

is basically upon us. Polls will be open tomorrow from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. We'll open the phones tomorrow

for those of you who will be voting in the competitive and multi-candidate races for governor.

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