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On tonight's show: Coverage and commentary on the latest with regard to the Baltimore Riots. Some thoughts on the reaction to the riots in the media and on social media as well. Some historical context with a look back at the 1968 Baltimore Riots. As an impact of these events, should Governor Hogan, after dealing with this crisis, veto some passed bills in what has dubbed "The Year of the Criminal" in Annapolis?

This week on the Air Raid, Brian takes the national media to task. While the White House Correspondent's Dinner was occuring in Washington, they couldn't be bothered to report on the Freddie Gray riots occuring in Baltimore, nore could they be bothered to ask Baltimore's own Martin O'Malley for his opinion on the situation.

On the Red Maryland News Hour for 4/24/15: We hear from Dan Bongino, MDGOP chair Diana Waterman, Congressman Andy Harris, and Gov. Larry Hogan in Ocean City. Back in Annapolis, the Governor faces the press with Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford, Budget Director David Brinkley, and Chief Legislative Officer Joe Getty. We hear about the Governors' upcoming trip to Asia, the legislative session, the budget, issues of interest to the eastern shore, the problem of heroin addiction, body cams, deaths under police custody, the Freddie Gray situation, and more.

It's an all new edition of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network. On tonight's show: We'll recap the Maryland Republican Party spring convention, and the announcement of our Red, White, and Blue dinner speaker. The Baltimore Sun is honoring Governor Larry Hogan as Marylander of the Year, despite opposing him every step of the way. Speaking of Governor Hogan, what the left can't do electorally they'll try to take in court. The MTA chief is being shown the door. Does this mean help is finally on the way? And just because Governor Hogan has laid down the law on new taxes doesn't mean that Democrats in Annapolis got the memo. All that and more is why you can't afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network.......and don't forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

On tonight's show: With the 2015 General Assembly session over, the media is coming out with their lists of winners and losers.  Do these lists reflect what actually happened in Annapolis or just the bias of our state's media.  We'll discuss. The Attorney General of Maryland finds a recent bill passed by the legislature and pushed by the LGBTA community as discriminatory while simultaneously opining that all traditional marriage laws are based upon hate. As we continue our discussion of the evils of physician assisted suicide, I share a piece from Wesley J. Smith on the suicide advocate's argument regarding "rational elder suicide". And we couldn't record a show on 4-20 without mentioned marijuana.  We'll discuss how the burgeoning marijuana industry is like the tobacco industry of past decades denying the truth about the health effects of marijuana use. We end the show with a very special "Get Off My Lawn" featuring my daughter, Samantha Kline, getting some things off our chest.  Definitely a must listen.

On this week's show, Brian notes that sometimes people in politics shouldn't be able to say that they're sorry

We continue our network-wide extensive coverage of the end of the 2015 session of the Maryland General Assembly. Here's our jam-packed Post-Sine Die edition of the Red Maryaland News Hour: We have an exclusive interview with Governor Hogan, and also hear from Senate President Mike Miller, Speaker of the House Mike Busch, House Minority Whip Kathy Szeliga, Appropriations Chair Maggie McIntosh, Senator Katherine Pugh, Senate JPR Chair Bobby Zirkin, & freshman delegate Carl Anderton Jr. We also hear from former Senators Allen Kittleman & Nancy Jacobs, Treasurer Nancy Kopp, Comptroller Peter Franchot, and many more. We even hear some testimony from the only member of the legislature who voted against the Rain Tax repeal. We talk about the budget, of course, as well as public safety, the rain tax, education and the mysterious GCEI. We talk about some of the bills passed, some that are already signed, and some that the Governor has to decide if he will sign or veto. Pensions and the deficit are on the agenda as well- so hold on tight and listen to the program at redmaryland.com by stitcher, or on itunes.

It's an all new s edition of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network. On tonight's show: We continue our review of the Maryland General Assembly session, including an inane Baltimore Sun editorial, a scathing Washington Post one, and an inane Barry Rascovar one. And we look forward to this weekend's Maryland Republican Party convention, which will inclue at least one resolution and a speaker that's raised some eyebrows. All that and more is why you can't afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network.......and don't forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

On tonight's show: Despite efforts by Governor Hogan to compromise, Assembly Democrats show they cannot accept the results of last November's election.  We'll discuss the results and what will happen next. The Governor signed over 100 bills today.  We will share some highlights. We will follow up on some of the bills we have discussed during the session, marijuana bills, bills to deal with hit and runs, dui bills, a bill to outlaw grave robbing and others.  Did they pass? Should the Governor sign them? Tune in to find out. We visit the "Nut Ball Box" as our friend Wesley J. Smith relates a story of animal rights wackos insulting Holocaust Remembrance Day.

This week, Brian talks about media bias and Senator Rich Madaleno's bad behavior.

On the Red Maryland News Hour for 4/10/15: More on the Travel Tax & Charter Schools. We talk to a Cancer survivor, and an organization fighting the disease. There's drama over the one thing the general assembly HAS to pass- the Budget.

It's an all new s edition of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network. On tonight's show: We unveil the results of the April Red Maryland Poll; The latest on the Maryland General Assembly session as we wind towards sine die; The Senate race is starting to look like a Democratic primary full of left-wing ideologues. Kansas is looking at substantial welfare reform. Can it happen here? All that and more is why you can't afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network.......and don't forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

On this installment: As the Maryland General Assembly session winds down, the fight over the budget and tax relief continues with Governor Hogan submitting his supplemental budget. An extended discussion of the defeat of doctor assisted suicide in this session.  While we should cheer this victory against a tide of hostile press and misleading claims, the issue will not go away and it is more important than ever that we continue to educate the public. Following up on our recent marijuana discussion, it seems even the modest efforts to decriminalize marijuana paraphanalia (and ban outdoor pot smoking) may be running out of time. And in tribute to the recent April Fool's holiday, we discuss the 11 Greatest Pranks of All Time.

On the @RedMaryland NewsHour for 4/3/15 April Fools! A Foolish Letter? Budget & Bikers roll along Kudos to Vietnam Vets Fracking Charter Schools Good Friday & Easter God Stuff All on RedMaryland.com

It's an all new special Wednesday edition of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network. On tonight's show: The latest on the State Senator Rich Madaleno's offensive and insulting letter to Governor Hogan The people who want to bring you state sanctioned suicide now want to make abortion like a visit to a spa.  A Maryland Republican Party leader said that Jesus was a libertarian? Why this is an obviously bad idea. And we'll talk a little pop culture about the hiring of the new guy at The Daily Show, which has backfired just a bit. All that and more is why you can't afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network.......and don't forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.