It's the Brian Lair show on WNYC.

Matt Katz, reporter in the WNYC and Gothamist Newsroom, filling in for Brian today.

On today's show, we're going to fill you in on what's

happening with real estate broker fees. The city council held what our guest describes as a

tense hearing yesterday on a new bill that would curb the fees for most renters. But as you can

imagine, landlords and brokers are not on board.

Plus, my colleague Nancy Solomon will be here to talk about last night's conversation with New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy.

They talked about congestion pricing and New Jersey Transit, government transparency, and plenty

more.

We've also got our eyes on the Supreme Court this morning.

It's an opinion day and we will talk about any big news from D.C.

And we're planning to wrap today's show with a call in for you to share your favorite

cheap eats in your neighborhood anywhere in the city.

I'm talking really cheap eats.

Like, no gap at keeping here, people.

Can I get lunch anywhere for $5, $10?

We're counting on you to let us know.

So it's 70-something degrees in New York this morning,

and I was thinking about that because we're headed into summer

and it's only going to get warmer,

but as soon as things start to cool down,

before we know it, it'll be the presidential election. We are now a short

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