Torrey engages the audience with a conversation on the role of strong political rhetoric in our politics, and what role it may have played in the assassination attempt on former President Trump.  We also evaluate the selection of JD Vance as Trump's vice president selection.

Torrey reacts to the aftermath of Joe Biden's NATO press conference and discusses if he was able to recover the campaign from a tailspin.  We also discuss Trump's potential agenda for America if he wins.  Also, Baltimore City Mayor, Brandon Scott, pushes back on the Baltimore Baby Bonus ballot initiative. We also talked to WBAL's own Robert Lang, who celebrated 20 years as a News Anchor at WBAL Newsradio 1090 AM and 101.5 FM.

As Joe Biden prepares for a big press conference, Torrey discusses the hardline supporters for Joe Biden in Maryland.  We also discuss if Kamala Harris is a viable option to replace Joe Biden. We talk about the implications of a second Trump administration.

Torrey reacts to harrowing details from officials announcing indictments against criminals in the Baltimore Region. We discuss what it will take to dissuade criminals from targeting innocent civilians. We also discuss the role of age in the presidential election, and if Trump and Biden face similar challenges with age.

Torrey discusses whether or not the White House Press secretary is providing all the facts on President Joe Biden's health.  We discuss the ongoing implications of a Biden Trump  match-up. We also speak with a representative from the Heritage Foundation, Hans Von Spakovsky, about Project 2025 and what the foundation has in mind for the country.

BPD Commissioner Richard Worley reveals that he's living in a hotel to establish Baltimore residency.  Torrey discusses the residency requirement for some officials, and if the housing market is strong enough to sustain growth. After a Friday evening interview on ABC, Joe Biden tries to convince the American public that he does not have health issues.  We also discuss the marked lack of enforcement of Haz-Mat vehicles in the Harbor Tunnel.

Torrey evaluates the Biden campaign's efforts to recover after a disaster of a debate.  We react to Biden's remark at a campaign rally, and discuss conflicting reports about Biden's health. We take a moment to recognize the service of the Maryland Air National Guard, and engage in a conversation about national pride.

Torrey reacts to the news that Democrat Governors will be meeting with Joe Biden to discuss the future of his candidacy.  Gov. Moore's office pushes back on our conversation about his response to the mass shooting at Brooklyn Homes.  We also discuss the rise in demand for private security in Maryland.

Torrey discusses the lessons learned from the mass shooting at Brooklyn Day in Baltimore last year.  We also review the state of race relations in the United States, after 60 years of civil right. Also, Joe Biden faces more questions about his health, and whether he should continue running for president.

Torrey reacts to the ruling from the Supreme Court affirming Presidential immunity in official duties.  We examine the Democrat reaction to the ruling.  We also discuss a statement from the Maryland Republican Party, criticizing Wes Moore for his focus on national issues. MDGOP National Committeewoman, Nicolee Ambrose, joins the program to discuss.  Today was the first day for increased vehicle registration fees, and we discuss if lawmakers will continue to raise fees. We also have a brief discussion on wage transparency.