Torrey Snow

Torrey discusses Ivan Bates concerns about juvenile crime. President Trump pushes for a sweeping economic agenda. Maryland grapples with out of state license plates.

Torrey discusses former President Biden's cancer diagnosis. Baltimore City tries to make progress on juvenile crime. Gov. Moore vetoes reparation bill.

Torrey discusses Wal-Mart raising prices because of tariffs.  Gov. Moore reveals an audit suggesting potential bias from the office of the Chief Medical Examiner.

Torrey discusses Gov. Wes Moore's announcement of new McDonalds jobs, and whether a press conference was necessary. We also discuss the impact of Maryland's lowered bond rating. Wal-Mart announces higher prices because of tariffs.

Torrey discusses Trump's view of taxes on the rich. Mayor Scott introduces several pieces of legislation to assist with housing in the city. Trump faces more criticism about his plans to accept a plane from Qatar.

Torrey discusses Ivan Bates' opinions on juvenile crime and how to hold parents accountable. We also discuss Trump's potential accepting of a gift airplane from Qatar.

Torrey discusses remarks from Kweisi Mfume that suggest Democrats are trying a new tone of discussion on Trump. Torrey reflects on the implication of an American Pope. Democrat politician gets arrested at an ICE facility.

Torrey discusses remarks from Senate President Bill Ferguson about the state budget.  Maryland Parks will now require reservations for visits to certain parks.  President Trump insists on American manufacturing.

Torrey goes through a newly released audit of the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services, and discusses the key findings. Trump meets with the Canada PM and discusses remarks about Canada statehood. An odd ATC outage at the Newark airport.

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.

Torrey reflects on the passing of the Pope, and what role religion should have in our society. The Trump Administration mulls ideas to address falling birth rates. Senator Van Hollen elaborates on his visit to El Salvador. Torrey also previews on what to expect in the State of the City Address with Mayor Brandon Scott

Torrey discusses the role that Senator Chris Van Hollen plays in shaping the narrative around the man deported to El Salvador. Trump offers his own perspective on the deportation.

Torrey processes the new information revealed from the Trump administration, and addresses new updates from Senator Van Hollen in El Salvador.

Torrey reacts to US Senator Chris Van Hollen's attempt to free a man deported to El Salvador. The Trump administration offers new details on the background of said individual.

Torrey discusses the confrontation between the Trump administration and Harvard University over funding requirements. Maryland US Senator Chris Van Hollen takes a vocal role in the case of the man deported to El Salvador.

Torrey discusses the news that El Salvador President, Nayib Bukele, refuses to release the man deported by the Trump administration amidst controversial circumstances.  Gov. Wes Moore provokes a discussion on whether Maglev trains are in Maryland's future.

Torrey discusses the US Supreme Court decision to order the Trump administration to facilitate the return of a wrongly deported man.  We reflect on the 10 year anniversary of the arrest of Freddie Gray.  Baltimore City Schools bans cellphones for the upcoming school year. Listen to Torrey Snow live every weekday from 2:00 - 6:00 PM ET on WBAL News Radio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App!

Torrey discusses yet another drop in the numbers on Wall Street amid the tariffs imposed by President Trump and the 145% increase on those targeted at China.  Torrey then spoke with Maryland State Senator Steve Hershey to get his reaction to the end of the legislative session as well as recent comments made by Senate President Bill Ferguson on the IT Tax.  Torrey also discussed the public safety initiative Mayor Brandon Scott has been pushing to help make the city safer.  Torrey Snow can be heard weekday afternoons from 2-6pm on WBAL NewsRadio 1090, FM 101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

Torrey Snow talked about Governor Moore and the General Assembly Session ending. Torrey also talked about the Supreme Court and Deportation. Torrey also talked about the issues with Tipping in Restaurants and other Businesses.

Trump stays the course with his tariff strategy, provoking volatile responses from the stock market.  Gov. Moore shares some of his feelings about the General Assembly session and feels optimistic about the state's prospects.  Maryland slightly relaxes regulations related to EV sales.

Torrey discusses the potential benefits, if Trump's tariffs work as he expects them to.  Gov. Moore has to make a decision about a reparations bill on his desk.

Torrey discusses the impact of Trump tariffs on the US economy, and if the risks are worth it. We also explore potential benefits for the country in the long term.

Torrey discusses the whether or not the Senate is serving in its designated role as restraining force in Maryland politics.  President Trump announces "Liberation Day" as part of a significant tariff strategy.  Mayor Scott announces a city budget, and we discuss the impact of Trump policies.

Torrey discusses the implications of new tax hikes with both the Senate and House passing tax and fee heavy budgets. Gov. Moore appears to position for a national role in politics. The Trump administration deports a man due to an Administrative Error.

Torrey reacts to additional details about the infamous leaked Signal group chat among high level Trump Administration officials. Gov. Wes Moore charts a path for the state of Maryland with his proposed budget.  

  Torrey reacts to the inclusion of a reporter on a sensitive text message discussion.  We examine the implications of the mishap and what should happen as a result.  We also discuss the state of bridges in the United States, and the safety of the Bay Bridge.  We also examine the latest developments in the budget conversations in Annapolis.

Torrey discusses the lack of updates on budget cuts proposed b y Maryland lawmakers.  We also discuss the scathing report from the NTSB on Maryland's failure to inspect the Bay Bridge.  Trump's deportation policies are scrutinized by Federal judges.

In this episode, Torrey Snow delves into the declaration from Maryland's General Assembly regarding the expansion of the sales tax to include IT and data services. Torrey dissects the decision's implications, the arguments from various political figures, and the potential impacts on small businesses and the IT industry in Maryland. State Senator Steve Hershey and State Delegate Stu Schmidt join the program to break down whether the state's move is a step towards modernization or a misstep that could send businesses packing. In addition, Baltimore City Police Commissioner Richard Worley discuss the decline of homicides in Baltimore, officer morale, changing the culture, and more.

Torrey discusses the proposed "Highway Tax" for fuel-efficient vehicles. We also talk about rumors that the Maryland General Assembly is considering a specific tax on IT and Data Consulting services. A shooting in Annapolis provokes a discussion on community self-reflection.

Torrey discusses the challenges that the Maryland General Assembly has with making budget cuts.  Democrats struggle with historic low favorability numbers.  Trump inches towards a peace deal in Ukraine.

Torrey discusses the Governor's reaction to Trump's announcement that he will no longer support the FBI relocation to Maryland. The Governor also announces opposition to the proposed business to business tax hike.  Trump deports gang members amidst challenges from Federal courts.

Torrey discusses a resurgence of trash issues in Baltimore City.  Senate Democrats face a tough choice on supporting a Govt. Shutdown.  Trump expresses opposition to plans to relocate FBI HQ to MD. 

Torrey discusses a ruling from a Federal Judge that ruled that probationary employees need to be rehired.  Mayor Scott addresses piggyback sales tax and discusses the role of visitors to the city.  Gov. Moore offers a reaction to a proposed Business to Business tax.

Torrey Snow talked about the Us/Canada Trade War and the Domestic Steel Manufacturing. We also talked to Patrick Gonzalez to discuss the new poll on Governor Wes Moore and President Donald Trump. We also talked about the Business to Business Tax and how it could affect Maryland.

Torrey discusses protests at Tesla dealerships over DOGE cuts.  Baltimore City Legislators push back on blueprint cuts, and Southwest Airlines makes a policy change.

Torrey discusses Baltimore City's abandoned 5 Million dollar contract with Tesla for electric vehicles.  The Trump administration imposes draconian spending limits on federal workers.  Maryland lawmakers explore new taxes and fees for Maryland residents.

Torrey discusses the budget woes of the State of Maryland, and discusses if personal budget habits could aid officials in making appropriate adjustments. Trump clarifies Elon Musk's role in staffing decisions, and VA plans staffing cuts.

Torrey reacts to former Gov. Martin O'Malley's discussion about the Social Security Administration.  Maryland Budget forecasts project reduced revenues from taxation.  Trump takes aim at the Department of Veteran's Affairs with staffing cuts.

Torrey reacts to President Trump's joint address to congress and reflects on the various perspectives and responses to the speech.

Torrey reacts to the fallout from new tariffs on trade partners and we discuss the implications for the US economy.  Maryland lawmakers consider new taxes on businesses.  Lawmakers boycott Trump's address to a joint session of Congress.

Torrey reflects on the fallout from Trump/Zelensky outburst in the Oval Office.  We discuss the impact of tariffs on Mexico and Canada.  Maryland legislators look for new opportunities to tax residents.

Torrey reacts to the extremely tense exchange between President Trump and President Zelensky.  We also discuss efforts to aid federal workers impacted by DOGE cuts.