Torrey discusses the developments in the Presidential election, including specific outreach strategies from both campaigns. We also discuss how women will approach these issues and hear from women on what their priorities are this election cycle. We also talk about specific racial demographic targeting by the various campaigns.

Mere days before the election, Torrey discusses the issues voters are considering as they head to the ballot box.  We discuss how voters are influenced by campaign messaging. We also talk about Gov. Moore's new Juvenile Justice Commission, and if it will have an impact on crime.  We also discuss the foreign policy implications of Trump vs. Harris.

Torrey reflects on his conversation with the Deputy District Public Defender for Baltimore City, and we discuss the implications of the new approach to juvenile crime. We also have a discussion on whether or not victims of crimes should be eligible for compensations. We speak with a licensed family therapist Colette Fehr to walk through navigating challenging political divides within households.

Torrey reacts to a harrowing carjacking attempt caught by a doorbell camera.  We talk about the tone of politics at the national level.  We also have a conversation with Alycia Capozello, the Deputy Public Defender for the Baltimore City Office of the Public Defender, and react to their concerns about upcoming legal changes.

Torrey discusses the role money in public safety and why Maryland officials are frustrated with Hogan's spending habits. Joe Biden sparks a debate on the topic of robots at the port of Baltimore.

In today's episode, Torrey examines the state of the presidential election after Donald Trump's rally in New York City. In addition, WBAL Reporter Phil Yacubosky joins Torrey to provide an update on the robbery at Royal Farms. Plus, Torrey questions how good are the Royal Farms western fries.

Torrey reacts to yet another example of juvenile crime after teens carjack a woman in broad daylight, and crash her car.  A frustrated business owner chases down thieves and rams their car.  Kamala Harris reaches out to Latino men with policy proposals.

Torrey responds to recent changes by the Maryland Board of Education related to juvenile crime. DJS Secretary Vincent Schiraldi doubles down on his juvenile justice stance.  We also discuss the expansion of EV Chargers in Maryland, as well as the impacts of expanded Pre-K Programs in Maryland.

Maryland Governor Was Moore finally speaks to the issues in DJS, and we react to the implications of his remarks. The Maryland PSC pumps the breaks on an EV charging station pilot program. We speak with MPRP Project Manager Jason Kalwa about the latest proposed routes, and Joanne Frederick from Stop MPRP weighs in with a rebuttal.

Torrey continues to react to the Governor's distracted state related to issues with DJS, then we react when the Moore Administration finally releases a statement.