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Governor Kathy Hokel will deliver her 2825 state of the state speech.

The governor has been promoting her affordability agenda to help address the burdens many New Yorkers are facing with the cost of living.

Joining us now to talk about what we can expect from the governor is Grand Rear, political

science professor at Syracuse University's Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.

Welcome. Good to see you this morning. So what key issues are you anticipating the governor

to address? Well, first of all, the big context hanging over all of this is the perennial

question in New York state politics is when will the voters revolt and what would that revolt

look like? They have been getting increasingly frustrated with the way that Albany works,

and they're beginning to direct that frustration toward Democrats. You saw some rumblings of that in 2002 and then 2024.

So some of the things that the governor's proposing are trying to speak to that,

concerns about inflation, which translates into affordability in a politician language,

and she's got some other things that she wants

to push that are all directed toward those things in one way or another.

The other big question, of course, is will there be resistance from the governor on what are

likely to be President Trump's initiatives on immigration and trying to essentially round up and send back people

who are undocumented here in the United States.

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