It's the Bryan Lair Show on WNYC, I'm Nancy Solomon from the WNYC Newsroom.

On today's show, we'll hear how New York's congestion pricing plan may impact New Jersey

commuters.

Then we'll hear about why tens of thousands of viable human organs go to waste in the

United States each year and what Congress is doing to fix it.

And we'll end the show with a look at the Airbnb crackdowns in the city and how Airbnb

alternatives are finding a way to skirt them.

But first, last night was the first official debate among the qualifying Republicans running

for President.

There were eight candidates on the stage, but not President Trump, who is enjoying formidable

leads in early, really early polls.

Did anyone stand out in a good way or a bad way?

Who defended Trump and who attacked him?

Did actual policies come up?

We want to hear from you listeners, especially if you'll be voting in a Republican primary.

Call us at 212433WNYC, that's 2124339692.

And give us your reactions.

And if you can't get through on the phone, you can text us at that number or tweet at

Brian Lehrer.

And joining us to give us her take on those questions and what it all might mean for the

2024 race going forward is Lisa Lehrer, National Political Correspondent for the New York Times,

who was part of the crew at the Times live chatting the debate last night.

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