Brandon Scott

Also, we are going to talk about the drama in Baltimore City City Hall.

And what's going on down there? Apparently, Mayor Brandon Scott, we already know that he doesn't want an inspector general.

He doesn't want to be transparent.

But I didn't realize that the council president, Zeke Cohen, felt the same way.

We have a new report out from Isabel Cumming that shows a Baltimore City employee, a senior official, tried to have access to her cut off entirely.

We'll try to find out what we know and we'll also ask the mayor about it because Brandon Scott's on the show this morning right after the news at 8 o'clock.

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All right, we have the mayor of Baltimore on the phone this morning.

We always enjoy talking with Brandon Scott.

Good morning, Mr.

So far, he's lost every court battle on that opinion.

MAGA 45, look, Fox 35, this radio station, and now the Baltimore Sun are the only media entities challenging Brandon Scott or Wes Moore.

The rest of the radio stations, including your public radio, your public TV, the rest of your alphabet stations are all bootlicking the mayor and the governor or turning a blind eye to ongoing problems.

So when you do ask tough questions, then you get colon MAGA 45.

So we'll get them from him.

All right, we're gonna start the show, of course, talking about Mayor Brandon Scott and the Inspector General, the OIG, just so you know, she is the real MVP, okay? This woman and those in her office, they work extremely hard.

Now, we've been talking about the IG Isabel Cumming because she's currently in a lawsuit with the Baltimore City Mayor and his office over documentation for an investigation that she's currently doing to check out how the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement is working with DJS, which is also at that point in time, no longer, but at that time, working with a program called Sidestep.

So from my understanding, and we don't have all the documentation, we don't have the report from the IG as of yet, but from what my understanding is, she's waiting for certain documents to continue her investigation into whether or not there were payments, because we saw some of the cash app payments that were redacted, if there were payments or if there were anything going back and forth from the city's agency to DJS and to possibly the juveniles caught up in this sidestep program.

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And I'm Kai Jackson.

Mayor Brandon Scott says that he personally directed multiple investigations.

But court records show the city's inspector general is still waiting for documents from the same agency.

Police said these events spanning from a Liberty Heights 7-Eleven to Towson are not just headlines, but have real impacts, including damaged property, stolen merchandise, and a sense of unease in their communities.

And just weeks before six children were found alone in an East Baltimore home, Mayor Brandon Scott says he'd already personally directed multiple investigations involving the city housing agency that helped place the family there.

Following the tragic news, Fox 45 News started digging a bit more, and court records relating to the ongoing battle between Mayor Scott and the Office of Inspector General show outstanding document requests involving the Department of Housing and Community Development.

It's 6:31 on Casey and Company.

I understand a lot of Californians have invaded Texas and brought their politics to Austin and Houston and so on and so forth, but I still can't believe Texas would vote for this radical left-wing freak in James Talarico.

But thought it was important that you hear that, uh, before we moved on.

Coming up on, uh, seven o'clock, and up next, Mayor Brandon Scott and the Office of Inspector General, their legal battle continues.

This is the right choice for Maryland.