It's the Brian Larry Show on WNYC.

Good morning, everyone.

Coming up later in the show, we're going to talk about your student loans, because even

before Trump and the Republican Congress got

elected with their hostility to President Biden's student loan forgiveness program, the programs

for many Americans with student loans were a mess in many ways. And we're going to have the cut,

you know the cut from New York Magazine. We're going to have their financial advice columnist

Charlotte Cowles, who's going to answer your student loan questions. She're going to have their financial advice columnist, Charlotte Cowles, who's going to

answer your student loan questions. She's got a great column that answers a couple of the big ones,

a number of the big ones, and we'll take yours later in the program. We'll also talk to our lead

Eric Adams reporter, Elizabeth Kim, today, as we usually do on Wednesdays after the mayor's Tuesday news conferences.

This week, it was on Monday, but we're still going to break it down today.

Liz asked him a great question about whether he's going to push for fast-tracking work permits for migrants with Trump in the White House and the suspicion that he's under

Trump's thumb, like he asked for those fast-track work permits under Biden. Remember he did that?

So we're going to see how the mayor answered that question from Liz. She's also on this

Andrew Cuomo watch because people, including Richie Torres, Congressman Richie Torres from

the Bronx, have endorsed Cuomo for mayor, even though he's not running as of now.

So that's all coming up today. We're also going to have a call in at the end of the show

on how much success in your life has been motivated by

proving your nemesis wrong, who has a story like that. Apparently Taylor Swift has a story

like that. Michael Jordan has a story like that. We know Kendrick Lamar has a story like that.

So we'll see if you think any of the success in your life has been motivated by proving your nemesis wrong.

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