Torrey reacts to multiple instances of juvenile crime in the area over the weekend. We discuss if officials are doing enough to address the spike in juvenile crime. We also discuss the future of the Democrat party, as well as Trump's plans for using the military to support deportation.  George Noory, from Coast to Coast joins the program to discuss congressional hearings on UAPs.

Torrey discusses the fact that RFK Jr. has been nominated to be Secretary of Health and Human Services.  We examine what public health can look like in the United States. A shooting near Loyola University provokes questions about the perception of safety in Baltimore.  We also discuss the rise of road rage incidents.

Torrey reacts to the news that Maryland is facing a 2.7 Billion dollar budget deficit, and examines the role that fiscal discipline and taxes will play in resolving the deficit. Maryland State Senator Chris West discusses the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project and the Governor's potential role in resolving the conflict. Mayor Brandon Scott shares his thoughts on why Harris lost the election.

Torrey reflects on the tone related to our discussion on juvenile crime and considers if elected officials deserve more recognition for their work. We discuss Trump's announcement of a Department of Government Efficiency, and we examine Trump's pick for Secretary of Defense.

Torrey discusses the progress of the fight against violent crime, in the context of a juvenile crime crisis. We examine how to discuss the issues and if we can be too hard on officials.  President elect Trump announces some picks for his cabinet and we discuss the demographic shifts from some potential appointees.  We also discuss the future of the Democrat party, and if a national rebrand is necessary.

Torrey reacts to Maryland Gov. Wes Moore's commitment to protect Marylander's from the impact of a Trump Administration.  We also review the role of federal workers in Maryland.  We discuss more insights for Democrats after and election night disaster.  We also talked to Retired General Ed. Jones in honor of Veterans Day.

Torrey discusses the fact that 85% of black voters in swing states voted for Vice President Kamala Harris. We discuss the implications of these numbers and if it is to the black community's benefit.

Torrey discusses how a dramatically different federal posture could impact Maryland Schools and the Key Bridge Recovery.  We discuss Trump's strategy to fill out his cabinet, and the implications of new Baltimore City Council leadership.

The day after a resounding Trump victory, we spend some time discussing the lessons learned from the election and what the future of the Republican party looks like.

Torrey discusses how to keep our sanity amidst a wild election cycle, we review what people are most concerned about, and preview the post-election fallout.