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.

Torrey discusses the conversation in Annapolis about how to coordinate the communication of criminal activity from school students.  We also discuss if Pete Hegseth is the right choice to lead the DoD.  The Biden team discusses the possibility of pre-emptive pardons for Trump foes. We also debate the merit of school level report cards.

Torrey reacts to outgoing Baltimore City Council President, Nick Mosby, asking President Biden to pardon his ex-wife.  We also discuss the implications of the murder of the CEO of United Health Care. Also, we discussed the lawsuit against Amazon by D.C. Officials, for lack of speedy delivery in certain zip codes.

Torrey evaluates Mayor Brandon Scott's first term as mayor and discusses his growth as a mayor.  We then discuss how the Maryland GOP should prepare for the 2026 election cycle.  Finally, we discuss the state of Baltimore City's economy and if growth is in the future.

Torrey discusses plans to limit the reasons police can pull drivers over in Maryland.  We also react to President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden. Also, we weigh in on Justin Tucker's struggles with kicking recently.

Torrey discusses the future of Baltimore City States Attorney, Ivan Bates, as a political force. We examine if he would make a good mayor or governor.  We also examine the military posture of the United States, and if citizens have an appetite for conflict.  Donald Trump promises tariffs for trade partners.

Torrey speaks about the major criminal bust of several drug organizations in Baltimore.  He also reacts to several Trump cases that have been thrown out.  Also, Gov. Wes Moore expresses skepticism about the major power line project planned by PSEG.

Torrey discusses opportunities to restructure Maryland's economy, and to plan for Federal changes.  We discuss how to respond to people that have different political views. Also, we have a conversation about the role of technology and teens, and how to prepare them for the future.

Torrey responds to the head of MONSE's defense of the agency. He looks into opportunities to improve administrative processes with audits in Baltimore City. Matt Gaetz withdraws himself from contention for the role of US Attorney General. We speak with former Maryland Budget Secretary, David Brinkley about Maryland's budget situation. We also discuss Russia's launch of a ballistic missile at Ukraine.

Torrey responds to the latest Audit of MONSE activities. We examine if the processes and controls are sufficient to catch waste and fraud. Anne Arundel County goes down the path to be more "welcoming" to immigrants. We discuss Gov. Moore's hiring of consultants to prepare for the Trump Administration. We also talk about the future of news media and political parties.