It's the Brian Laris show on WNYC. Good morning, everyone, coming up on the show today.

With the Federal Reserve Board expected to cut interest rates this afternoon for the first time since the

pandemic, will explain what that means, how it could affect the economy overall, and affect

you personally.

We'll invite calls from any of you with businesses, looking to buy or sell a home, or

with savings accounts that bear interest, or anyone else with a story of how interest rates affect your life,

212, 433, WNYC, but not now. That'll come up later in the hour. And we'll continue our WNYC

Centennial series today, 100 years of 100 things, with Thing 22, 100 years of Robert Moses and his enduring influence on New York,

and 50 years of the iconic book about Robert Moses, the power broker by Robert Caro.

Very excited for that discussion coming up later, again, with lots of input from you and the

great Errol Lewis from New York One as a guest.

But with us now, as usual on Wednesdays, after Mayor Adams' Tuesday news conferences,

is our lead Eric Adams reporter, Elizabeth Kim, with excerpts and analysis and to take your calls.

Major topics yesterday were the investigations into and resignations of people close to the mayor,

even the question can his mayoralty survive, and the police shooting in the subway that started

as a fair evasion stop. And Liz has her own new reporting that will discuss on how residents of

Harlem are feeling about the mayor these days.

Definitely a core constituency when Mayor Adams got elected in 2021.

Voters in Harlem.

And obviously anyone listening from Harlem and anyone else will be welcome to call in on any of these things.

You can call in now.

212-433. WNYC, 433-9-6-9-2, call or text. Hey, Liz, happy Wednesday.

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