Torrey reacts to the presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.  We examine the implications of the debate and how it will impact the election.

Torrey previews the debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. We also discuss the discipline of BPD officers for missteps during the Brooklyn Homes shooting, and if other organizations should face scrutiny.  We also go through the results of a report on Baltimore's guaranteed income program.

Torrey reacts to remarks from Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen, downplaying the concept of sticker shock.  We also look at decisions from judges in Baltimore City, and if there is any bias.  Also, Brandon Scott gives updates on the city's pilot guaranteed income program.

The Baltimore City Council looks to increase the minimum wage for service workers who rely on tips for income, and we discuss how that will impact the industry.  We also discuss efforts to protect "gender-affirming-care" for juveniles, and if we should discuss the topic more.  We also preview the Trump/Biden debate and discuss whether the agedness of the candidates should be considered.

After briefly discussing the arrest of a suspect in the Rachel Morin case, we talk about how to address the immigration issue in the United States.  Elected officials and others jumped into the Inner Harbor to prove it was clean. We discuss how this will help Baltimore in the future.  We discuss a report discussing why some people are hesitant to purchase electric vehicles. Finally, we discuss how to address the shortage of educators in the United States.

Torrey kicks off the show with a discussion about Baltimore County Executive, Johnny Olszewski, vetoing legislation to avoid school overcrowding.  Baltimore County Councilman, David Marks, joins the program to discuss. We discuss whether substance addiction is a disease or a behavior with Hopkins professor, Dr. Jeffrey Schaler.  We also discuss Trump's public endorsement of Larry Hogan and what his motives are.  Finally, we get an update from retired Brig Gen Ed "Chewy" Jones on the A-10 flight mission at Middle River.

Torrey speaks with Maryland State Senator, Steve Hershey, Senate Minority Leader, about the multiple fee increases from the general assembly.  We also discuss the merits of hard drug prohibition and legalization.  Finally, we look at the economic outlook of Baltimore City, now that the port of Baltimore is re-opened.

A jury found Hunter Biden Guilty on Felony Charges related to gun charges.  Torrey discusses the impact of substance abuse and addiction in our society.  We also discuss the merits of banning people from owning firearms as a result. We also discuss Maryland Fleet Week and some of the ships and aircraft that will be present.

Ivan Bates shares an opportunity to modify the consent decree and Torrey reacts to the prospect of such changes.  We also discuss the impact that the Red Line could have on Baltimore City.  Finally, we get into a discussion on cell-phone in Maryland Schools.

A Maryland hospital sues a patient to remove him from a bed because of capacity issues.  Torrey reacts to the state of medical care and nursing homes in Maryland.  Gov. Moore sharpens his attacks on Former Gov. Larry Hogan for crime issues. Florida Rep. Byron Donalds makes remarks about Jim Crow and the black family.