Torrey reacts to the very little information we have about the mass shooting in the Towson area. We also discuss whether race should be included in public discussions about crime.  Congress works on a funding bill to keep the government operational over Christmas.

Torrey discusses efforts to expand EV charging infrastructure in Maryland, and whether the state should spend money on this. Trump throws down a gauntlet on telework for Federal employees. NYC officials announce terrorism charges for the man suspected of killing the CEO of United Healthcare. Plus, we discuss the budget and tax outlook for the Maryland budget.

Torrey reacts to yet another school shooting, resulting in the death of a teacher and two students.  We examine the risks of confronting criminals, and if more citizens should resist. Trump promises to make the economy stronger.

Torrey discusses Secretary of the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services, Vincent Schiraldi's remarks on BPD announcements related to crimes in the city. Gov. Moore sets his sights on strengthening Maryland's economy. Also, we discuss the "drones" showing up all over the United States.

Torrey examines Gov. Moore's push to include beer and wine in grocery stores, and we discuss his motivations.  Mayor Brandon Scott and others speak about cooperation with federal law enforcement officials.  Donald Trump is Time Magazine's person of the year.

Torrey reacts to a sudden announcement from Gov. Wes Moore that he supports the sale of beer and wine in grocery stores. We touch on the public response to Luigi Mangione, the person of interest suspected of murdering the CEO of United Healthcare. We also react to a new report criticizing local media for its coverage of juvenile crime. Commissioner Worley does not plan to cooperate with ICE agents.

Torrey discusses the ongoing response to case involving the individual suspected of killing the CEO of United HealthCare. We examine the public response, expectations from officials and potential motivations for the suspected killer.

Torrey reacts to the revelation that the person of interest in the killing of the United Health Care CEO is a local from Maryland.  We also break down Trump's post election interviews, as well as discussing the latest incidents of juvenile crime.

Torrey evaluates the public response to the murder of a health insurance CEO and evaluates why there is such intense frustration with US Healthcare costs.  We also delve into developments with the Daniel Penny court case in New York City.  Plus, a Baltimore City Council member wants to end the practice of offering an invocation before sessions.

Torrey Snow talked to Paul Drutz-Hannahs, who is an applicant running for Baltimore County Executive and his thoughts of what he plans to do if elected.