Wbal News Now With Bryan Nehman

Former FBI Director, James Comey gave a hypothetical story to illustrate the hypocrisy of the Mueller investigation. I countered with my own hypothetical story to double down on the hypocrisy.

Shockwaves continue to reverberate from the Cook County, Illinois prosecutors' announcement yesterday that they're dropping all 16 felony charges against Empire star Jussie Smollett. Dan Abrams, Chief Legal Analyst for ABC News will help us detail the latest with the case.

Warning: This interview will probably anger Republicans and embolden Democrats. This morning, I talked with Maryland Congressman Jamie Raskin (D) on the Mueller Report which he says is more like the Barr Report. Raskin says until he reads the full report he can’t make a judgement on the findings and that includes conspiracy. So does he think the Attorney General is lying? What about impeachment? Take a listen.

Today, we talked with a lot of people this morning on the Mueller report and got views from both sides of the aisle. In today's podcast, I'll play for you the reaction from former U.S. Attorney and President Trump supporter Joe diGenova as well as Maryland Democratic Senator Chris Van Hollen.

In the fourth and final part of my interview with Gov. Larry Hogan, the governor addressed the elephant in the room: Is he running in 2020?

Gov. Larry Hogan says he's still intent on doing all he can to help fight violent crime and blight in Baltimore, but wishes elected officials would get out of their own way. I also asked Hogan about the medical aid in dying bill.

Part 2 of my interview with Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, covering the topics of legalizing marijuana, sports gambling and the future of the Preakness.

I had the chance to sit down and talk one on one with Maryland Governor Larry Hogan in Annapolis. All week long at 7:36am, we'll be playing parts of the interview. On this segment, Hogan talks about who he thinks is really behind the push to start school BEFORE Labor Day, plus the scandal involving Mayor Pugh and other University of Maryland Medical System board members.

My conversation with Cheryl Bost, President of Maryland State Education Association, about Maryland's education funding and today's "March for Our Schools" rally.

My thoughts on how the press (including myself) handled the reporting of the initial news of Jacquelyn Smith's murder.

My take on the story of Del. Mary Ann Lisanti, who continues to face calls for her resignation after she admitted to using a racial slur.

A World War I memorial in Maryland that's in the shape of a cross is at the center of a case at the Supreme Court. This morning, I spoke to Josh Blackman, Law Professor with South Texas College of Law who specializes in constitutional law on the significance of this case.

Should inmates be able to use marijuana? What about marijuana brownies? Lollipops? Should they be made legal in Maryland? And, what’s the number 1 reason doctors prescribe marijuana? All questions answered by Shad Ewart who teaches the only business of marijuana class in the state at Anne Arundel Community College. These are some of the topics in 18 different marijuana bills going through Annapolis today.

Speaking today with State Delegate Robert Long, R-Baltimore County, who is pushing a bill designed to hold adults accountable for the behavior of their children. The bill could fine some parents up to $1,000 for a misbehaving school-aged child. What do you think about this proposed bill?

Chris Christie, the former two-term New Jersey Governor and member of the President Trump transition team, spoke with me about his new book "Let Me Finish: Trump The Kushners, Bannon, New Jersey & the Power of In-Your-Face Politics."

Speaking today about the legendary Baltimore broadcaster Dave Durian and sharing a memory he had speaking with 60 Minutes interviewer Mike Wallace.

Wouldn't canceling the Sate of the Union Address be the best gift that President Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi could give the American public?

The Baltimore City Public Schools Board of School Commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to oppose allowing school resource officers to carry guns in the buildings. On Tuesday, the board voted 10-to-0 to oppose House Bill 31. Hear why I think they got it wrong.

Between a Buzzfeed article being widely shared and the stories coming out from the confrontation between Catholic high school students and Native American protesters on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, Dan Gainor points out weekend issues with broadcast journalism.

On the day that Maryland Governor Larry Hogan was sworn in to a second term, I took a look at what makes him unique in the political landscape of 2019. We also talk about what aspects of Hogan could be applied to politics in Washington.