Culture of Hate Online; New Yorkers Against Legalization; Addressing the Early Nonwhite Voters; Will the Budget Adequately Address Homelessness?

Coming up on today's show: 

• Charlie Warzel, New York Times Opinion writer at large, discusses the terror attacks on a New Zealand mosque and the use of social media platforms to spread hateful ideologies.
• Nassau County executive Laura Curran (D) talks about why she's recommending Nassau County opt out of legal pot sales if New York State were to legalize recreational marijuana. 
• In the 2020 presidential race, after Iowa and New Hampshire make their choices, the more ethnically diverse states of Nevada and South Carolina hold their primaries.  Hugh Jackson, editor of the Nevada Current, and Gavin Jackson, host of the South Carolina Lede podcast, talk about the early campaigning in their states.
• New York Assembly Member Andrew Hevesi (D-28th Assembly district, Forest Hills) and New York State Senator Liz Krueger (D- 28th Senate district, Manhattan’s East Side), chair of the Senate Finance Committee, talk about their proposed legislation, Home Stability Support (HSS), that would offer a rent supplement to New Yorkers on public assistance facing eviction to prevent them from entering the (even more expensive) shelter system.