It's the Brian Lairn Show on WNYC.

I'm Bridget Bergen, senior reporter in the WNYC and Gothamist Newsroom.

Keeping the seat warm for Brian today,

Shana Tova to all of our Jewish listeners and to

our Mets fans out there listening today, you got to believe. Watch out, Phillies. The Amazons are

coming for you. Coming up in today's show, Brooklyn DA, Eric Gonzalez will join us. He'll talk about

the work his office is doing on wrongful convictions and public safety

in the borough, where shootings have fallen to some of the lowest levels in recent history.

Later in the show, one of my guests will be journalist Sarah Smarsh. We'll talk about her

new collection of essays called Bone of the Bone, Essays on America by a daughter of the working class.

And we'll wrap today's show with your stories of canvassing or door knocking for a political campaign.

Are you planning to head to Pennsylvania or another battleground district or state this weekend?

Or have you already done it recently?

We want to hear your experiences.

That's going to be at about 1140 this morning, so get ready to call in with those stories.

But first, as we creep closer to election day, there's been an increasing focus on what a second

administration of former President Donald Trump might look like.

He has said openly that he plans to seek a kind

of retribution against individuals he feels have wronged him. On Truth Social, just last month, he

wrote, When I win those people that cheated will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law,

which will include long-term prison sentences. But what could he really do?

Emily Bazelon surveyed 50 legal experts and offers an expansive look at their concerns. It's in an

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