Torrey reacts to the news that Donald Trump was found guilty on 34 felony counts in a New York Court.  We discuss the merits of the criticism of the justice system, the mechanics of the case, and the political implications of the verdict. The Baltimore Orioles received breaking news with John Means and Tyler Wells undergoing surgery and being out for the rest of the season and WBAL's own Nick Testoni gave us an update on the Orioles.

Torrey discusses a rapid spike in Infiniti car thefts in Baltimore County and what can be done to address the thefts. We also react to Baltimore City Mayor, Brandon Scott's remarks on the new bag policy at the Waverly Giant. We also have a conversation about juveniles roaming malls and the lack of "home training". Finally, we react to the verdict in the Trump criminal trial.

The Waverly Giant introduces a controversial bag policy in response to major thefts in the community. We discuss opportunities to address theft and how city leaders need to take the issue more seriously.

A local grocery store has started to prevent customers from bringing large bags & backpacks into the store

Torrey reacts to steep increases in vehicle registration fees in Maryland and the impact it will have on household budgets.  We also react to potential resistance to housing displaced Baltimore City College students at the University of Baltimore while the City College campus undergoes renovations.

Angelette Aviles joins Torrey Snow on the program to discuss the sentencing for Marilyn Mosby.  We also spend some time discussing the importance of role models for youths. We react to Kansas City Kicker, Harrison Butker's remarks about family unit.

Mayor Brandon Scott announces Baltimore City's Summer initiative to engage youths.  Torrey discusses the importance of parental engagement, and the risks of not addressing the lack of parental supervision.  We also react to the sentencing of Marilyn Mosby.

Torrey discusses the letter from the Congressional Black Caucus, asking President Joe Biden to issue a presidential pardon for former Baltimore City State's Attorney, Marilyn Mosby. We also talk about efforts to build confidence in the waters of the inner harbor. We also react to the wild parties in Fells Point.

Torrey examines the high cost of Baltimore City Executive Protection units and how that compares to investments in public safety.  We also discuss the options for creating a Mass Transit system in the Baltimore Metro system.

Torrey discusses Larry Hogan's hard pivot to the left on abortion. We also discuss food deserts in Baltimore City, as well as shameful conduct in the US House of Representatives. Scott Wycoff previews the 2024 Preakness Stakes, and we discuss Marilyn Mosby's upcoming sentencing hearing.