Torrey discusses Trump's interview on Meet the Press, where Trump resists the idea he's authoritarian. Maryland faces challenging economic outlooks with the Key Bridge Funding. Raven's kicker, Justin Tucker, is released from the team and had Valerie Preactor, Tony Thornton and Keith Mills for the analysis

Torrey discusses the impact that AI will have on human relationships. Six Flags of Prince George's county is expected to close in the fall. Trump signs an order to cut funding for NPR and PBS.

Torrey discusses Gov. Wes Moore's appearance on the View and if he's running for national office.  Trump makes changes in his staff, including firing Mike Waltz.  Trump's tariff policy faces even more scrutiny.

Torrey discusses Trump's ABC interview as he faces pressure from rising public impatience from his first 100 days.  Baltimore's MONSE director, Stefanie Mavronis, along with Deputy Commissioner Kevin Jones, joins the program to discuss public safety in the city.  A Maryland-based computing company builds its Quantum hub in Tennessee.

Torrey discusses the role of import tariffs and how they may impact consumer confidence. Trump shares updates about his global trade strategy. Maryland cashes in on speed camera citations.

Torrey captures a variety of community discussions and perspectives on the Freddie Gray uprising.

Torrey discusses the chance that Maryland’s bond rating may fall in the near future.  Maryland legislators pass legislation to give flexibility to parents for jury duty.  More discussion about deportation efforts by the Trump administration.

Torrey discusses the Trump administration's efforts to ramp up delinquent loan collections. The administration also considers more options to persuade young people to have families. School discipline executive order.

Torrey reacts to Gov. Wes Moore's response to Democrats visiting El Salvador. We discuss the Trump administration's plan to ramp up student loan debt collection. Tesla's revenue drops in the face of protests.

Torrey reacts to Mayor Brandon Scott’s state of the city address. College graduates have expectations for their first jobs, and Pet Hegseth embroiled in yet another Signal related scandal.