It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC.

Good morning, everyone.

It's a Supreme Court decision day.

It's Trump and Biden debate night.

Two program notes.

First, you can listen to the debate right here.

If you haven't heard that yet, this is new since yesterday's show. In the afternoon yesterday,

CNN agreed to let NPR stations air the debate on the radio. So if you're driving tonight or don't

have a video source or whatever, it's live debate coverage

on WNYC at 9 o'clock tonight.

The other program notes, same as yesterday at this time.

If we get the presidential immunity ruling today from the Supreme Court, I'm going to step

aside and we'll be handing off to NPR and Washington for special coverage with

Nina Totenberg and others and the greater resources they can bring to bear at the network in D.C.

So just letting you know that might happen. And if it does happen, it'll be soon as the Supreme

Court announces its decisions just after 10 a.m. Eastern Time. So we will let you know about any major

decisions they announce as soon as they cross their feed. So now that the housekeeping is out of the way,

let's talk. Peter Hamby is with us. He's been writing about the presidential race for puck news.

He also hosts their podcast called The Powers That Be. His experience puts him in a good position to preview tonight's debate because he worked for CNN for a long time and won Emmy's there for coverage of election nights in 2012 and 2006, plus a Peabody Award for CNN's Hurricane Katrina coverage and a Murrow Award for Innovation for creating the Snapchat

podcast, Good Luck America. And he lives on the West Coast. So Peter, thanks for getting up early

for us. Welcome to WNYC. To be here, Brian. I was there in New York last week and joining the heat

dome, but I'm a fan of the shows. I'm happy to get up early out here.

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