it is about a job. >> angela alsobrooks. alsobrooks: i can only imagine what the parents are feeling of students who were just trying to enjoy their activities leading up to their graduation and their prom. i am a mother of an 18-year-old daughter who last year at the same time wanted to enjoy the final days of her senior year and they should've felt safe and should have been safe today not only in baltimore and prince george but all across the state, every child deserves to be safe in the community in which they live. i have dedicated my life to making sure families have safe places to live, this is how i came into public service in the first place as state attorney. i have invested in the youth of prince george's county, funding school systems at the highest rate we've seen in history of the county the county, investing in summer jobs, making sure their families have affordable places to live what we have to hold our children accountable. we have to get these guns off the street which i will do so as a senator getting consc

yes, i will support angela alsobrooks. jacob? guest: i think that that is a good example of why larry hogan is the underdog in the race. you have voters who voted for him not once but twice in governor races who are not even, at this earlytalking about votin a senate race. he won over a lot of voters who would not otherwise vote for a ruing for governor. talking about steep tariff increases on chinese imporinclue batteries, computer chips and medical products. then tom mcclintock military aid to israel, immigration and other in the 70th anniversary of brown versus the board of education. c-span's washington journal on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered including buckeye broadband.

winner's circle is angela alsobrooks, democratic candidate for senate in maryland.e big win. you have endorsements through your position as county executive, in a county by the way that is bigger than some states and population, but you also were outspent massively and were still able to pull this off. >> yes, thank you so much for having me. it is a wonderful feeling. a wonderful day. >> what do you expect to be the most important issue between you and larry hogan in the campaign? >> there are many policy issues. the issue of choice is the one i hear most about. i have an 18-year-old daughter and like so many i am concerned about her right to privacy and freedom. the right to make her own decisions about her body. this is an issue that is not only important to so many women, but also to men, fathers and grandfathers who want their daughters to have more rights than their mothers and grand mother's and not fewer. this is another issue that i believe will be the issue in this election. the supreme court is an issue as well. sensible gun legislation. economic opportun

we saw two major democratic candidates, prince george's county executive angela alsobrooks, in western maryland rissman david trone vying for the nomination. he spent $62 million of his own money, is very wealthy, on this race. more money than anyone has self- funded in a senate primary in american history. also, also. spent just a fraction on her campaign. when all the votes were tallied, she ended up winning by about 12 points. quite the stunning result is looking at the financial picture. on the republican side, we have governor larry hogan, the former governor, win the republican nomination. he will be the nominee. he will make maryland, which is traditionally a very blue democratic state, into a top- tier senate race come the fall. >> let's go back to the primary on the dented product side. what you think that was? given how much money trone spent as compared to miss also brooks, why was she successful? >> i think it is a couple of things. the underlying factor is that you can have all the money in the world, but if voters are not buying what you are selling, it is not going to ge

angela alsobrooks, came in trailing by two, significantly outspent.to lose. she beats him by 12. what's going on here? can we just not trust polling anymore? >> no. for the love of god, please stop pretending like polling is a predictor of the future. it's not. it is absolutely not a predictor of the future. what polling is instructive, right? the example you just gave, it was a two-point race. a two-point race is a toss-up. anyone can win that race. for us on the campaign side of things, what we're looking for in a poll is the instructor of what we need to do, right? nailing a horse race is a tough thing to do, you know why? we're literally spending in the case of the maryland race, darn near $100 million to move that race. that number is absolutely going to move. so stop this fixation with the horse race number. every time we covered a horse race number, i much rather think it's much better for our audience if we're covering policy differences between these candidates because that horse race number is going to move. it's going to change. >> erin, yo

angela alsobrooks joins me now.ee you. >> your job as county executive is you run one of the largest counties in the state. >> i do, the second largest county in maryland. nearly 1 million residents. it is a dynamic county and i have been the executive now -- >> and yet david trone had to scrub his primary add-in which he said the u.s. senate is not a place for training wheels. what do you make of that comment? >> obviously it was a comment he had to take back. i don't know that you can describe any person that has the experience i have. i think it is an insulting comment. i think he recognized that and i think it demonstrates the need to have people in office who bring people together. the governor often says we need leaders who lead by addition and not division. that was a divisive and awful comment. >> he made a couple of comments. there was the infamous comment he said he accidentally said. it is a difficult thing to accidentally say. we tried to get you on after that. you did not come out flaming after he said

senate, however, 2 are considered the front-runners, david trone as well as county executive the angela alsobrooks the stump today, speaking in the d.c. area. she's going to have a few more events in baltimore this afternoon, and she is trying to make the case it's all going to come down to turnout, and that's what she is counting on between now and tuesday. >> so this weekend, no kidding, is one of the most important. we're going to win this election on election day. we have had a number of people who have made their mind up, but guess what? there are some who are still undecided. a large margin of people are undecided, we think probably about 20% are still undecided. >> reporter: her chief rival, congressman david trone, is investing more in campaign ads to get his message out. get this, he's spent more than $60 million of his own money on this primary alone. as for republicans, larry hogan, the former republican governor, he is dominating in the gop primary. he's not even holding campaign events this weekend, and political experts tell fox 40 to began has a key advantage going into this race, s

yes, i will support angela alsobrooks. host: jacob?uest: i think that that is a good example of why larry hogan is the underdog in the race. you have voters who voted for him not once but twice in governor races who are not even, at this early juncture, really talking about voting for him in a senate race. he won over a lot of voters who would not otherwise vote for a republican, because he was running for governor. it is going to be a different dynamic in the senate. the one thing that i will say is montgomery and prince george's, and i would throw in baltimore city as well, make up the bulwark of the population of the state.these are the most populous areas. as a montgomery county native myself, i would be comfortable calling it a solidly democratic county. there is a distinction between governors races and senate races. the other governor the caller was talking about who served from 2002-2006, he lost reelection in 2006 to martin o'malley. larry hogan, these are the exceptions that prove the rule. it's difficult for a republican to

he'll face democrat prince george's county executive angela alsobrooks in november. in west virginia, cbs news is projecting popular governor jim justice the winner of the republican nomination for senate in that state. he'll square off against the winner of the democratic nomination glenn elliott in november. the two people on opposite sides of the january 6th insurrection lost their bids for the u.s. house. derek evans, who served a three-month jail sentence after live streaming his storming the capitol, lost his west virginia lost the race to incumbent carol miller. and in maryland, former capitol police officer harry dunn who defended lawmakers during the insurrection lost his democratic primary for the u.s. house to state senator sarah elfreth. >>> welcome to the wnba, caitlin clark. the ncaa's all-time division-one scoring leader made her professional debut on the road with the indiana fever last night. she got off to a slow start, though, missing her first four shots before scoring on a lay-up midway through the second quarter. clark, the number-one pick in th

so angela alsobrooks and said she will vote for the women's health protection act two codify roe versus in america the former governor hogan is not said what he will do about that. he is not said whether he will support me roe versus wade, the law of the land, congressman. >> i'm glad you brought that up because the former governor was on the show shortly after he announced his senate candidacy. and keep pushed back against democratic criticism on abortion. i want you to listen to what he said to self-described pro-life. you're really at adapt with your, that's not true no that's not really true at all. am i have a long, very, very moderate position on abortion. this is describe it but i i'm i'm personally not a proponent of abortion, but i said i'm not going to take away that right for others to make that decision for themselves. i i made a this is kind of a tired attack from the democratic party what's, your reaction? >> well, he would like you to be a tired attack. unfortunately, it's his political party that is made it a central issue in 2024 i'm going to trump is bragging all over

angela alsobrooks me racial issues and trolls, wealth, central to the attacks. so ahead of this, tuesday's primary sorry, i asked the two sitting maryland democratic senators about the personal attacks being leveled between the two democrats angel ulcer books is the stronger can choose the best candidate i'm proud of endorsed her. >> she's the best candidates are run against larry hogan in the general election and it's, it's unfortunate that trone campaign decided to go negative. >> we have to really good people running. i'm very anxious get the primary over with so we can concentrate on the general. this happens during campaigns. i would prefer to see it run with the each candidate promoting themselves of course, it didn't quite happen that way. >> dave, you're just a story for some before about this headline, democrats never expected this senate primary to have such high a stakes in their trone tells you that he believes that his money vast word gin, will give them a lot more flexibility them as and democrats spend money elsewhere. what was your takeaway? >> y

joining me now is rinse george's county executive angela alsobrooks.e. >> early polls showed you in an uphill battle and he has outspent you 10 to 1. can you overcome those challenges? what makes you think you can? >> what we know now as a result of an external poll, an independent poll released last week shows after spending $62 million trying to buy this race, i have now not only past my opponent in the polls, we are on course to win the race on tuesday. this grassroots coalition that we have built across the state has really locked in. it's a very exciting race and people are responding to both the message as well as my record. the message is about every day hard-working people. the families who are concerned in this moment about economic opportunity. the fact that all of our families want the same thing, to afford the cost of living and to live in safe and affordable homes and to be able to really have a woman's right to choose. i have an 18-year-old daughter and today on mother's day i think about the privacy and freedom we want for our daughters,

joining me now is prince george's county executive angela alsobrooks, thank you for coming. >> thank outspend the policy. what do we know now? >> absolutely, it's an independent poll released just last week that shows after spending $62 million, trying to buy this race. i have now not only passed my opponent in the polls, but we're on course to win the race on tuesday. so this brass coalition that we have built across the state has really locked in. people are responding to both the message of this campaign, as well as my record in vision for the state. >> and what is the message of the campaign? >> the message is about every day hard working people. the families who are concerned in it moment about economic opportunity. the fact that all of our family want the same thing to be able to really have the woman's right to choose and today on mother's day. like so many other mothers about the privacy and the freedoms that we want our daughters to have more rights and not fewer rights. these are the messages that we have been talking to voters and it is resonating. >> congressman insists t

and i speak with angela alsobrooks, joining us to discuss her chances against a competitor who is outspending. >>> tonight on ayman, the biden administration dropping

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nominated angela alsobrooks for retiring ben car den.jim justice won the senate primary. he # will face democrat glenn elliott the mayor of wheeling, west virginia. they are seeking to replace retiring democrat joe manchin. >> the fact is that everything he is saying so far is simply a lie. i'm not here to call out his lies everybody knows he is a liar but i want to make sure. >> now are the liar. >> i want to make. >> last in your class not first in your class. >> oh, god. >> bret: well, that was the debate. it's going to happen very soon. about a month and a half. "new york times" why biden wanted to debate trump early and why trump saying yes. tens of millions of dollars of advertising has not changed president biden's polling deficit. donald j. trump's criminal trial has not altered the race's trajectory. biden's significant cash and infrastructure have yet to pay dividends. on wednesday, the one weekday mr. trump is not confined to a courtroom the biden campaign shook up the race publicly offering to bring forth the first presidenti

van hollen, democratic senator not endorsing his remember from the delegation and endorsing angela alsobrooks instead. but you've mentioned the spending. this is just the ad spending $46 million he spent on ads compared to 4 million. >> end to what advantage? >> any still be that when i mean, it looks very close expensive a market because a lot of those ads bleed over into virginia right here, into dc. but look, this is going to be a fascinating contest i still have a little bit of a hard time thinking larry hogan has a strong shot in november. he is a difference between a governor's race and it's the democrats tried to say, control. the senate is at stake for particularly with president biden on the ballot, but we shall see, but the money point is a fascinating one. i can't recall a time when someone has been so blatant about that any is not apologetic. yeah. they usually like they don't like to talk about are wealthy is that he's refreshing that he's not running away from it, but it is a central issue. >> yeah, it is in speaking of which the ads we've talked about very personal. just take a

seat that republicans hoped plan to flip from red to blue in november cnn also projecting that angela alsobrooks will win maryland's democratic senate primary. she defeated three representative david trone. and will face off against former republican governor larry hogan in what is likely to be a pretty competitive general election in that blue state in november time know if or whether severe storm threat is ongoing in parts of the carolinas, the southern plains, and central florida, where a new tornado watch was issued. this morning, or meteorologist allison chinchar here to explain allison. good morning and good morning. >> yes, we have not one, not two, but three separate areas of severe weather. so it's going to be quite a busy day today you can see from the map again, we've got several different regions. we're keeping an eye on in addition to that, it's also just the pesky brain showers that we're dealing with across portions of the northeast and the ohio valley. but the real active, weather right now is the area down in florida. we've got that line of strong to severe thunderstorms already

angela also brooks won maryland's democratic primary for senate, meeting voters in november have the chance to double the number of black women ever elected to the senate since they selected both you and alsobrooks. two black women have never served in the u.s. sitting at the same time. what would it mean for you to break the glass ceiling? >> first of all i have to congratulate angela also brooks as well as the state of maryland for their decision. she ran a great campaign. she is an incredibly talented elected official. i am proud and excited to be running with her in this election as we really deal with the issues that are in front of us. we know we still have things we have to do. the president laid it out as well. instead of going backwards, we are trying to go forward. to be able to run with angela, first of all we already know the first black woman was carol moseley-braun. the second black woman elected to the senate with our vice president, kamala harris. currently lefansia butler who has been appointed's survey and will not serve as we move forward. if neither of us get elected there will be no black women in the senate. if both of us get elected it will be the first time in the history