we just had larry hogan in here but larry hogan's republican nominee replacement is dan cox, who is anald trump's base, which none of these people bring you and you voted for donald trump twice. i voted for him none. i want donald trump and his element to be indicted. i think this now is on merrick garland and while that is the shift from republicans and democrats because democrats now want merrick garland to take action and whether or not donald trump is indicted, this are people around him -- >> scott, i want you to weigh in but first, take a listen to what republican congressman adam kinzinger had to say about that issue of criminal charges. >> we have proven different components of a criminal case against donald trump or people around him in every hearing and i think taken in totality it's the greatest effort to overturn the will of the people to conspire against the will of the people and conspire against american democracy we ever had. it's up to justice to make a decision. >> i don't know whether he will be indicted. i've always felt the georgia case was more dangerous for him

something governor hogan refused to change.t to count the nearly 500,000 ballots already in the box. >> i want to tell voters, when you are frustrated five days after the election, a week after the election, maybe 10 days after the election, that we don't have a result, don't blame your boards of election, blame larry hogan because this one is directly on larry hogan. >> and, bret, this one is going to be a real nail-biter and that's because according to that same poll, nearly half of registered republicans and a third of likely democrats are still undecided. bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie in annapolis tonight. aishah, thanks. minneapolis police are getting some back-up tonight from a woman who says they were right to shoot a man who shot into her apartment. protesters are demanding answers and the specter of the george floyd killing is being raised in this case. senior correspondent mike tobin has details tonight. [shouting] >> again, protesters gather in minneapolis as a black man, 20-year-old andrew sunberg died at the hands o

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larry hogan was seen as not trump enough.n a state like maryland, no, let's make it harder on ourselves. >> yeah, but this is the problem with these relatively low turnout primaries where a small number of folks can easily unfortunately dominate, if they are the most motivated, the angriest and loudest. so the republican party gets a ticket that's not representative of the state and doesn't have a chance of really following on that objective record of success. >> that's why the democrats putting bad money into these races and i've been saying this since doug mastriano in pennsylvania, i mean, nancy pelosi's pak helped trumpy candidates in california. if you are a democratic donor i guarantee you you did not intend your money to go to these trumpy candidates. it's blood money. it is complete negligence to put money after candidates that could conceivably win. i know it's a long shot in a state like pennsylvania or maryland, it's not inconceivable. didn't you learn from 2016? >> that's right. >> i think it's worse than risky. >

that is why hogan is not populist or trump type figure by any means.nk dan cox will have trouble there. but this favorable environment could carry other weaker candidates in over the finish line with states more purple like georgia and pennsylvania. neil: i do wonder, sarah, always about the economy. if it is awful enough, even dicey republicans in this environment could have a chance of getting in. it will probably, certainly help them in the house. the senate given the fact that more seats are republican up for grabs than democrat, that is a bit of a dicey call. how do you see it and people you talk to see it? >> i do think there's a little less optimism among the republicans that i talk to this is something republicans can pull off. remember, they only have to pick up one seat to take the majority. so it is not that much of a hurdle for them to overcome. while more republicans are in cycle this year in the senate, there are more vulnerable democrats who are defending their seats. you have maggie hassan in new hampshire. you have mark kelly in arizon

like governor hogan. able to step out and say that, that you're not going to go with somebody simply because they have an r next to their name, that's important. the moment demands that of our federal lawmakers, state and local level lawmakers. we have too many partisans stacking our local committees and state parties who are making the decisions about every day americans' lives, frankly, and cox, he's going to lose. this is obviously. this guy is too far right, and governor hogan gets that. what we need to do as a party is figure out how to go back to the conversation we're having two decades ago, how to be big ten. guess what, there's a new american out there that could be appealed to about these kitchen table issues. there are other people out there who don't want to hear the culture wars of the gop and the standard bearers like rubio in florida, who engaged in trite name calling instead of policy discussions. i think governor hogan is on to something, and as i somebody who sits not too far from him be

who knows what larry hogan is doing next.er: on the democratic side, it's a crowded primary field in the race for governor. some of the front-runners including tom perez, author and former antipoverty organization executive, was more in state kr comptroller peter francho. john king is running as well. these democrats, by and large, hold similar policy positions. so voters in maryland are mostly deciding on leadership style. do they want a more safe establishment figure like perez or franchot who has been in american politics for decades? or moore has spent his career in politics but not career in politics but displays has the support of the state teachers union. on the republican side, there is a proxy battle between republican governor larry hogan and former president donald trump. hogan, a long time trump critic, has endorsed kelly shoals in his administration and trump has elevated dan cox, a first-term state delegate who organized buses to washington to stop the steel rally that proceeded the january 6th insurrection at t

i'm a huge hulk hogan fan. >> who isn't?ry the dude on the show? >> no. because that guy didn't win his prize. >> anthony: no! >> but you better tune in to "press your luck" and see who else we get to come on and marry people. because people have some -- like people love some really interesting celebrities. >> anthony: yeah. >> and people are willing to do it. it's really great. >> anthony: you have an important movie coming out later this year. >> i do, yeah. >> anthony: called "call jane." >> i wish it was not as important as it's become. but it's the story of the jane collective, which is a group of women in chicago in the years leading up to 1973 when voe v. wade was passed that performed 11,000 abortions for women in chicago. before -- when it was illegal, before roe came to pass. and i can't believe that we're 50 years later back to that moment again where these women and this kind of collective energy is necessary to give people the health care that they need. the story is really about a woman whose life depends on an

know i have been out here for a while, so i took note when the current governor of maryland, larry hogan, a republican, indirectly endorsed going against his own party, saying that maryland state delegation, don cox, the republican candidate for this gubernatorial race, your opponent -- he said, i am quoting hogan here, he is a qanon whack job and that he does not think cops have any quote being the nominee, and of quote. cox has received an endorsement from former president trump and has cast doubt about the 2020 election. with that, what is the shouted the heading into the general election, considering that dan cox has a history of denying election results? >> we will be very clear with the people of maryland that this is a clear choice. this is a choice between unity and division. this is a choice between a future but on hope and optimism and a future that is but on the cynical policies of conspiracy theories and fever. my republican opponent -- the thing about the challenge against him, we say, he is an insurrectionist. when we say that he actually helped to bring people down on janu

so all four have been trading with trump calling hogan a rhino, and then hogan questioning trump's impactparty is diminished and it's continuing too. i think the latest poll 34% of likely primary voters want trump to run again. i think that will be even lower as time goes on. reporter: and connell, it could get really interesting here if trump and hogan make a run for the white house, so keep watching that one. on the other side, nine democrat s are on the ballot but peter francho, tom perez and wes moore are leading the pack in the polls on the democratic side. the top issues here in maryland for voters is rising crime, inflation of course, education, infrastructure, abortion has also risen to the top since that supreme court ruling on roe v. wade. we're also watching voter turn out very closely, connell, because if the turnout winds up being low tomorrow, then everybody starts to look at those mail-in ballots and here in maryland, this is one of a kind, listen to this. you can not start counting those mail-in ballots until two days after the primary and as of today, connell, we're looki

>> this is set up as kind of that donald trump versus larry hogan proxy war.sed dan cox. larry hogan's candidate is kelly schulz, his former commerce secretary in his administration. schulz has been advertising. the democratic governor association has been running ads saying dan cox is too conservative. he is pro life. he defends the second amendment. a lot of people see that as an effort to boost dan cox. people accuse the democrats are meddling in this. we see one of the classic kind of donald trump versus a non-donald trump republican. we will see that tonight. >> there are house races, including the 4th district. >> donna edwards is another person who is very familiar to msnbc viewers. she ended up to serve this district or a reconfigured district before she ended up running for senate in 2016 and ended up losing. she's running for her old seat. what's interesting is that she's being outspent by nearly seven to one against her opponent and the allies, glen ivey. what is interesting here is that the group that has been pummeling her over the airwaves is aff

he served as hogan's labor and color secretary. challenge and 11 tutorial primary was drop-backed dan cox. in a statement, told voters to "get rid of shutdown rino larry hogan who is trying to get another rhino into office." but shultz said unlike others, she's been a republic in her entire life. >> most importantly, we never, ever lied to our supporters. whenever told told them think that we were not true. we respected them. >> we clearly were blessed by it because the people heard this messaging change. this is the campaign that is about your freedom, this is the campaign to get behind, not these other candidates. speakers for the democrat running, former u.s. labor secretary, tom pÉrez is backed by nancy pelosi while oprah and 30 hoyer supporting the other person. that race is still too close to call. there is also said it was for ten republicans are trying to take on first-term incumbent, senator democrat crisp and all. mitch mcconnell wanted hogan remember to but we decided to get it. up despite all of this attention, don't ho

. >> according to governor hogan's office the issue was taken to attorney general merrick garland inrly may, but quote, a month later, hours after an assassination attempt on justice kavanaugh, the department of justice finally responded declining to enforce the laws. now, a different federal official is writing to us with conflicting information. that's in reference to a letter hogan and youngkin received this weekend from supreme court marshal demanding that state authorities put an end to what she described as increased threatening activity outside of the justices' homes. both governors said they will continue to utilize law enforcement to the extent that their state laws allow, but a spokesperson for governor youngkin said quote the attorney general for the u.s. should do his job by enforcing the much more robust federal law. every resource of federal law enforcement, including the u.s. marshals should be involved while the justices continue to be denied the right to live peacefully in their homes. while the justice department has not stopped any of the protests, u.s. marshals ha

who has been a republican that democrats say, hey, we like larry hogan, but spent millions to go the opposite direction. >> the implication being that the democrats think that these types of candidates will be easier to beat in november. that would be the implication about what they're doing there. scott, as a republican, though, are these the types of candidates you prefer to see? do you think it is good for your party to have someone like this as the nominee in maryland? >> no, of course not. because you take a state like maryland, and you see what kind of governor they were willing to elect in larry hogan as a republican. this guy is obviously -- he doesn't have that same profile, and it is not likely that he will win. however, in some of these other states, the democrats may be the dog that caught the car. pennsylvania is a good example. mastriano, we had a conversation on the air about mastriano one morning, john. that's not the kind of candidate i would prefer. i think it is not good for the party long-term. but there are reports in pennsylvania that he is now competitive with

maryland's republican governor larry hogan joins me. pat cipollone will at the before the january 6th committee after cassidy hutchison's explosive appearance. >> make sure we don't go up to the capitol and we will get charged with every crime imaginable if we make that move happen. >> i'll talk to a committee member. >>> elon musk says he wants out of the his deal to buy twitter over a dispute about spam accounts. >> he is just reaching out for something to blame but he has to pay. >> we will hear from kara swisher of a podcast. join us for the following this morning on "meet the press." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." turn down the volume, if you will. mr. biden has not succeeded in being donald trump but many say he needs to show more passion and bang the table and raise the volume. take some chances. challenge the boundaries. in other words meet the moment. . despite delivered the presidency he promised. he has been a grown-up. plays by the rules. some think plays by the rules too well. and he does try to work the republic

she's been endorsed by current governor larry hogan.elegate in maryland right now. he's been endorsed by former president trump. he's somebody who organized buss and buses full of people to go from maryland down to the white house ellipse on january 6th for that big rally. he's also somebody who says to this day he believes the 2020 election was stolen. it really brings up a big question in this race of the importance and value of the donald trump endorsement. is it something the republican candidates still need to rely on? voters we talked to rural carroll county, 45 minutes west of baltimore, they say they don't care who makes the endorsement, they don't care. what they care about is the issues the candidates have on their stances. here is what some folks we talked to had to say. >> i don't care the endorsements of trump or the governor. i know both of those candidates, and the person who has the better ability to get along with the people in annapolis and to get along with the people they're working with is kelly schulz. >> i did vot

alex hogan, ktvu. box two news. well the grocery store in buffalo, new york open today for the first time since 10 people were killed there in a mass shooting back in may, 75% of the employees at top supermarket are back on the job . changes to the store include and enhance security system and additional emergency exit. better lighting in the parking lot and memorials honoring those victims. we pray that this building will be the beacon of light in our community that shows that we are buffalo strong that trauma is not gone in two months time the trauma is not gone. a federal grand jury indicted the 19 year old suspect on 27 counts, including federal hate crimes and gun charges. investigators say he posted white supremacist ideology and targeted black shoppers. he pleaded not guilty last month do york state charges including murder and domestic terrorism. so we come here at noon, dozens of criminal cases dropped due to alleged misconduct by police contra costa county district attorney's office is saying about the dec

hogan is supporting former state, secretary kelly shoots while trump has endorsed dan cox. out this statement saying get rid of shutdown rino larry hogan who's trying to get another one into office, kelly schultz, dan cox will be a great governor, shoots just cast her ballot this morning. i caught up with her and asked her about the trump attacks. >> reporter: are you worried about his influence in the state? >> i know i am not a rino, i have been a republican my entire life. when we focus on people other than the candidates it is a distraction. >> reporter: calling it a distraction. primary results could hit one major snag. in maryland, mail in ballots cannot be counted until two days after the primary, that is thursday, something governor hogan refused to change. as of yesterday there were 500,000 ballots in the box. since we are looking at tight races, waiting a couple days before we find out the final results. ashley: matthew folde joins me now. national gop endorsements pouring in for your campaign, and kevin mccarthy, mike pompeo, donald trump junior and larry hogan.

. >> larry hogan said the democrats are playing with fire. are they?ategy. not only in maryland but across races in soefrl other states. josh shapiro for doug mastriano in pennsylvania, for example. trying to get the more extreme candidate in the general. of course it raises the questions about the -- them playing with fire and the dangers. if the democrats say that drk is under attack how can go ahead and prop the candidates up? >> it is a huge risk. >> it is not only a risk. we also know that democrats, their argument is that this lane would not exist if the republicans did not allow this. >> they did this before, too, democrats have. republicans sometimes meddle in democratic primaries. can it work and especially in house races. >> it is interesting. about a month ago pelosi told her caucus in a private meeting we won't win on the democracy argument. everyone is paying attention to inflation and the economy and that's what we should be sticking to. but you see it still happening. a lot of those front line members say privately i would much rather ru

but as you say, hogan, cheney, that small group, they're the outliers.een effectively ostracized and ran out of the party because they are standing up and telling the truth about what happened in the 2020 election? >> that's right. they are lonely figures. and far more of the republicans are taking the lindsey graham track which is slavish, particularly of this, of the former president. and it's very interesting in your last segment with matt talking about how democrats are trying to boost these extreme candidates. it's ironic that both hogan and cheney are saying these guys in our own party don't support them. and they actually named some names. liz cheney was asked about people like carrie lake in arizona and doug mastriano in pennsylvania. saying we shouldn't be supporting these people. so that's a pretty bold move, but, frankly, this is, really, to quote another president, a time for choosing. and the republicans have to decide, are they on the side of america? or are they on the side of trump? and as the progression of the committee's fact-finding a

he is also a bit of a nuisance for governor hogan for years now, he has most recently tried to impeachhe governor over the covid-19 public health measures. as for cox's ally in the maryland attorney general race, wait for this one. michael perotka, won the republican nomination, a christian nationalist who ran on opposing abortion and protecting gun rights and prosecuting officials who have violated the god given liberties of marylanders to. sharpen this image of christian nationalists for you a little bit more, this is a guy who founded the institute on the constitution which believed that again i'm quoting here, there is a god, our rights come from him, the purpose of civil government is to secure and protect our god-given rights. that is the kind of candidate who is now on the ballot for state office in the great state of maryland. and perhaps thanks in part to some well-funded democratic ads, he's in good company. joining us now is michael steele, former rnc chairman, former maryland lieutenant governor and msnbc political analyst. couldn't think of anyone better to talk to about m

these are going to be the these are larry hogan voters.ng to vote for dan cox in that regard. this is going to be a very difficult struggle for the gop, to hold the governor's mansion coming this november. >> give me your political stance here for a moment. what should democrats do to more effectively oppose these candidates. i want to be careful in the way that we characterize those ads. democrats are paying for them, but we are really running. they are leading the republican field, and in any campaign, candidates attack one another, are the democrats who are running these ads during the primaries, are they galvanizing trump supporters to the republican voters? to the advantage of those far-right candidates, or should they just simply ignore them until they get to the general election? what is the smart play here for the democrats? >> i think that what you have to look at, ayman, is that it's on the state by state basis. there are a few states where the democrats play that card, and they failed the trump car they lost. and did not win. th

there are democrats who are happy with the republican larry hogan. anything to chance. they would like to take over the governor's mansion. what are you hearing from voters there? >> reporter: let me set the stage. we are in rural carol county, 45 minutes west of baltimore. it's a rural area. it's a place where donald trump won by 60% in 2016 and in 2020. it's this proxy war between the trump-backed candidate, somebody who does not believe the 2020 election was fair and believes it was fraudulent, and the hogan-backed candidate, somebody who said she's not going to change abortion rules, laws or restrictions in the state should she take office. voters we talked to said they don't care about those endorsements. what they care about is those kitchen table issues. guns, the economy, of course, abortion has become a very hot topic as well. this race is not without some surprises. first off, it's a very close race on the democratic side and on the republican side. the other big point here is the democratic governor's association, they are putting their mo

term limited larry hogan is not able to run again for that high office. but many are competing.re the battle gets intriguing. aishah hasnie in annapolis with more. hi, aishah. >> hi, neil. good to see you. this race, especially the gubernatorial race for governor is really heating up. i caught up with kelly schultz who happens to be the current governor, larry hogan's choice for this nomination. she was voting earlier. she fired back at former president trump who has been takening shots at her, calling her a rino. she told me that she's been a life-long republican and all of these attacks from the former president are a big distraction. watch this. >> would you call it a proxy war? >> you know, i don't know what we would call it technically. i think it's a distraction. it's a distraction from the republican voters that really want to just have the best candidate. >> yeah, some folks have been calling this a proxy war because the current governor, larry hogan, has been mulling a possible run for the white house. now, schultz may feel confident about her position here, but some vo

primary proxy war between trump and hogan who is mulling a possible run for the white house.uding former dnc chair tom perez are competing for the democratic nomination. whoever wins the nomination is getting some unorthodox help now. >> i'm state delicate dan cox and i'm running for governor. meddle maryland race the democratic governor's association paid for this ad touting dan cox, a pro-trump candidate. democrats have done this before in colorado. seeing maga candidates as easier general election opponents. in the maryland ad, axios dug into the metadata and found the dga target people interested in hunting, fishing, yachting, baseball, country music and the petroleum industry among other interest. the dga told axios it simply sees cox as a frontrunner and was getting a head start. trump says the last thing democrats want is a face off with cox, schulze calls it manipulation. >> these are the same people who spend most of their days claiming to care about saving democracy. but when it comes down to it, all they care about is their own political power. >> >> and, bret, pol

we'll show you some of -- we'll also hear from governor larry hogan another recess supreme court ruling on a new york gun law has affected the state of maryland. what the state of maryland is doing. we'll also talk about gun violence in cities. they want to hear from you and your communities, cities and towns. how has gun violence affected your communities there certainly are a fair amount of discussions about gun violence in cities on the campaign trail and certainly a? becomes a subject of too much or too little media reporting depending on who you listened to, but hear the latest statistics, for example, from new york city. the nypd statistics for june of 2022 on gun violence, in that large american city, for the month of june, 2022. the number of overall shooting incidents again declined in new york city, compared with june 2021. continuing the downward trend in gun violence in the first half of the calendar year. citywide shooting incidents decreased by 24.2%, marked by declines and every patrol borough except northern queens, where the tally rose by two incidents of june 2022. add

>> bret: alex hogan in london. thanks.taste of president biden's immigration crisis. we'll take you there. first, beyond our borders tonight, iraqi kurdish officials and iraq's military say 8 tourists killed and 20 wondered after turkish airstrikes in northern iraq. turkey regularly carries out airstrikes into the region and sent commandos to support its offensives targeting elements of the kurdistan workers party. this is a live look at spain. one of the big stories there tonight. a former mexican beauty queen and a romanian dutch accomplice are arrested in croatia over the theft of nearly $2 million worth of prestige bottles of wine the two were captured after a nine month chase across europe. there is a movie in there somewhere. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in stud

it could open up a lane for republicans like larry hogan to make a case. we will see. >> on the donations, the self- proclaimed billionaire, letting small donors pay his legal bills , while he takes their money, it is amazing. >>> president biden's economic agenda could be back on track now, after a surprise deal between chuck schumer and senator joe manchin. we will speak to the white house communications director, kate bedingfield, about what that means for the party in the country, as we go to the midterms. our next guest has created groups over the attack on the capital, welcoming for a potential run at trump in 2024. morning joe is coming right back. back. join the fight at alz.org/walk blendjet's summer sale is on now! cool off with this hot deal on blendjet 2. it packs the power of a big blender on the go, and it crushes right through ice. just drop in your favorite ingredients, even frozen fruit, and make a smoothie any time, anywhere. blendjet cleans itself. just add a drop of soap, water, and blend. recharge quickly with any usb port. order now o

he's referencing a letter from supreme court marshal to governor hogan and youngkin to put an end ofprotest and activity outside of supreme court justices following decision to overturn decision to abortion to the states. a spokesperson for virginia governor glenn youngkin told fox news that the governor agrees with the marshal that the activity has become more threatening and has increased and he welcomes the request for local law enforcement to enforce the state laws but also, quote, the attorney general, the u.s. should do his job to enforce robust federal law and every resource including u.s. magsals should be involved while the judges continue to deny to live peacefully. he ended up calling authorities on himself and was taken into custody without harm. while the department of justice refused to stop protestors from demonstrating outside of justices homes, they have provided assistance. alicia, rich. alicia: turning to holiday travel, huge crowd, bad weather and staffing shortages are threatening to disrupt travel this weekend. the situation improved since airports saw long line

is big primary race going on, battle between endorsement of former president donald trump and larry hoganchultz against dan cox, who has support of former president donald trump and kelly schultz used to be a labor secretary in maryland, has the support of hogan here. a lot of voters are probably caring about the number one issue, that is inflation and how the economy is doing nationally, whether talking about gas prices or average goods you want from the store. they will be fired up about this, that is what i've been hearing, guys. >> todd: that and the issue thats popular to the neighbors in virginia, group of voters joining carley to talk about priorities, schools. listen. >> schools in maryland were closed from 2020 and children did not have a regular school year. education and ensuring we do not have a disruption. >> when we don't have proper mental health within the schools and our communities, we see decrease in educational performance and we can see increase in crime. >> todd: lawrence, whether in maryland or nationally do you think democrats see what is happening and are they doi

alex: governor youngkin and hogan received letter.wo governors have responded essentially saying, wait a minute, this is exactly what we have been calling on attorney general merrick garland to do because federal law is clear that it's illegal the protest outside of any judge or justice's homes who is involved in an active court case with intent to influence them. here is virginia governor glen n youngkin back in may. >> it's on the federal book that punishable with up a year in prison and therefore governor hogan and i have asked the attorney general to do his job and enforce this law. >> according to maryland governor the two governors made the request as soon as the draft opinion was leaked an protests in their states started but, quote, a month later hours after assassination attempt on justice kavanaugh, the department of justice finally responded declining to enforce the laws. now a different federal official writing to us with conflicting information. the spokesperson for governor youngkin added this weekend, quote, the attorne

and there are frankly larry hogans out there in much better, more reasonable candidates that will destroylement. does he go and work at mar-a-lago as a cabin guy? perhaps. i don't know i certainly think he's finished as a reasonable alternative against a good and strong democrat. >> this is such as interesting conversation and an important one. really quick, matthew. >> i agree completely with don that the problem is infiltrated in the republican party. my only thing is let's not pour gasoline using democratic fires. it could be a wildfire and start wiping out things you have no idea of. >> matthew daoud, done calloway, thank you both. >>> why a bill to protect same-sex marriage could become law soon. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. watchin. -seriously? -denied. can we go back to meeting at the rec center? the commute here is brutal. denied. reports" only on -approved! -[ altered voice ] denied! [ normal voice ] whoa. age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein.

get rid of shut down rino larry hogan, trying to get another rino into office, kelly schultz. >> aree state? >> well, number one, i know i'm not an rino, i have been, unlike some, a republican my entire life and focus on people other than the candidates it's a distraction. >> so yeah, gillian, it's going to get very interesting if both hogan and trump announce a run for the white house. on the other side, though, take a look, nine democrats are on the ballot, one endorsed by speaker nancy pelosi, they lead the pack and think about this. primary results tonight could get delayed here in maryland because in a one-of-a-kind law, mail-in ballots cannot be counted until two days after the primary, and as of yesterday there were about 500,000 ballots already in the box. so, gillian, we might have at that wait a little while, at least on the democratic side to find out who the winner is. hopefully we will find out something on the g.o.p. side tonight. gillian. >> gillian: aishah, thanks so much. john. >> john: gillian, the jury has now been selected in the trial of former trump advisor stev

hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really?e when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. about two years ago i realized that jade was overweight. i wish i would have introduced the fresh food a lot sooner. after farmer's dog she's a much healthier weight. she's a lot more active. and she's able to join us on our adventures. get started at longlivedogs.com neil: for a lot of folks, particularly abroad is the latter and it is not too fun and it is going to get worse before it gets better but there are hints that it will get better. let's look at more on that. >> feel like we are on the surface of the sun across the country today beginning in the middle of the country where you are already early seeing a lot of spot in the 90s drifting to the eastern united states most of the heat alerts are across the southern plains and drifting to the southeast, building along the east coast, maryland included, extreme temperatures in the 80s close to 90, the heat index, that's what it feels like, heat plus humidity, suddenly so

let's go to alex hogan live with more. hey, alex. alex: during our time here i was invited twice to sit down with the minister of state for foreign affairs minister praised reform here in saudi arabia including new rights given to women across the country but adel al-jubeir and one topic was a different take with biden's comments to saudi prince mohammad bin salman about jamal khashoggi and the stance of the u.s. residents and journalists. >> biden spoke to crown prince tolding him directly responsible, how did he respond to those comments? >> i didn't hear that particular phrase. the president mentioned that the u.s. is committed to human rights and he also was clear that he was sometimes -- to the ideals that it set out but we are all humans. alex: biden arrived back at the white house last night taking questions from journalists. the first being about our interview. when asked whether the minister was telling the truth biden answered, no. he also faced about greeting with crown prince. >> do you expect a fist bump? >> why don't yo

jon: alex hogan reporting from kyiv. thank you. here are other headlines from around the globe.new covid cases for the first time since acknowledging the covid-19 outbreak. nearly all of the 4.77 million covid patient since late april fully recovered. an infectious disease expert voiced doubts on north korea's progress. in germany concerns over russia potentially cutting off gas supplies is fueling debate whether the country should switch off the nuclear power plants as planned at the end of this year. also in germany pilots with the airlines have voted for a pet under possible strike the union wants a pay increase in an automatic adjustment for inflation. in great britain prince charles is one of the widely accepted one point to million dollars donation from relatives of osama bin laden. the foundation's office says the decision to accept the donation was made by the charities trustees and not the prince himself. also in great britain england defeated germany 2 - one and the woman 202,022 final plate at whitley stadium. more than 87000 fans were reportedly on hand. the largest

>> mike: alex hogan live in london tonight. alex, thanks a lot.bi director christopher wray is raising serious concerns tonight about the chinese government and its efforts to impact everyday americans. correspondent david spunt caught up with the fbi director today in london where is he meeting with top british intelligence officials. >> we're going to follow the facts and the law as we have consistently and will continue to. >> fbi director christopher wray with a warning to everyday americans be on high alert when it comes to the chinese government. >> the chinese government's attempts our innovation, our intellectual property effects american jobs. >> wray is in london this week and sat down with fox news following multiple days of meetings with top british intelligence officials including the head of mi 5 the agency in charge of protecting the british homeland. >> we have no problem with the british people so much to admire. make a very powerful contribution to u.k. life. we do need to send a clear signal about the activity of the chinese com

initially, hogan's office said the maryland attorneys general office was in the constitutionality of the anti- picketing laws and noted that the justice department has declined to enforce federal laws that would stop the demonstrations. later adding, "in light of the continued's continued refusal to continue to act, they attracted the police to further review options that respect the first amendment and the constitution." >>> still ahead. how long to get from new york to orlando? three or four hours? nope. for some travelers, that's 45 hours. just one of the nightmare scenario is playing out a pack airports coast to coast. we'll go live to los angeles next on morning joe. stay with us, we will be right back. right back. only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. that means that your priorities are ours too. our interactive tools and advice can help you build a future for the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. there's a monster problem and our hero needs solutions. so she starts a miro to brainstorm. “shoot it?” suggests the scientists. so they shoo

in a letter to gary governor larry hogan, the court-martial says maryland law prohibits assembly quotewith another in a manner that perception a person's right to tranquility in a person's home. demonstrators have been ongoing since the decision to end roe was leaked in may. it comes as the battle for abortion rights intensifies. president biden is facing pressure from his fellow gov devin democrats to act. the president meeting with a group of governors yesterday promising to protect a woman's right to choose. also, new today in the january 6th investigation, nbc news confirming reports a catch cassidy hutchison, former aide to mark meadows, was the recipient of a message the committee revealed this week, as evidence of possible witness tampering. of which urging her to quote, do the right thing, ahead of her deposition. new reaction just a short time ago from how congressman mel des moines. >> i have worked in law enforcement enforcement, but i also worked with mark meadows. and we worked on the oversight committee, isn't that interesting? i tell you, but if i was still police detect

he says we're going do something here, he's worried about losing the voters. >> you're talk about hogan them are towing the line. they don't want to upset the swing voters those democrats that maybe voted for them. wouldn't it be nice if the department of justice would treat these protesters out there intimidating like they did parents at school board meetings who didn't want their children to be eternally masked and have biological male and female bathrooms, wouldn't that have been a day? >> i remember years ago under the trump administration when they really got upset when they thought trump was bringing partisanship into the doj. >> yeah >> have we ever seen anything more partisan than what's happening now with protecting the supreme court from the doj? >> it strikes me so odd that protecting any supreme court justice is controversial, that saying that hey, you can't protest outside of their house. you can't threaten them. you can't be out there making noise at all hours around the clock. why is that controversial? >> i don't know that it is unless you're talking partisan politics. l

alex hogan has that story. >> good evening, john.ponsibility for attack in the east. housing ukrainian prisoners of war. at least 50 people are dead and more than 75 people were wounded. ukrainian president zelenskyy calling it russia's latest war crime and an act of terror has loved ones wait for any word like this word hannah's fiancÉ was taken. >> i saw a lot of videos and photos i have not found any fragments or details about him. i cannot recognize him among the bodies the pieces of human remains. >> meanwhile on the southern court city 16 ships full of great remains locked. despite a brokered deal between the u.s. and russian diplomats yesterday to resume shipment. the grain shortage triggered a worldwide food crisis. in recent days, russian forces have launched ground assault fighting also continued in the ukrainian government however it says their troops killed more than 100 russian soldiers. on friday. zelenskyy today attempting to create a sense of solidarity. >> no matter what the occupiers do, no matter how they try to br

alex hogan is live in ukraine's capital of kyiv with more. alex? >> hi, arthel.y parade today in russia, russian president putin thanked his naval top brass and also signed a doctrine reiterating the country's greatest threat which it says is quote the strategic policy of the usa to dominate the world's oceans. putin also touting new potential weapons on the horizon. >> translator: the latest hypersonic missile systems have no equal in the world for which there are no barriers. their delivery to the russian armed forces will begin in the coming months. >> back here in ukraine, during tonight's nightly address to the country, president zelenskyy reiterated that he will not give in to the kremlin and thanked those fighting to protect ukraine's borders. despite that, he called for a mandatory evacuation of a region as russian forces make new gains. >> translator: there are hundreds of thousands of people, tens of thousands of children, many people refuse to leave, but it really needs to be done. >> russia overnight unleashing a heavy bombardment in the southern city

>> neil: thanks very much, alex hogan. i want to go to lieutenant colonel bob mcginnis. and the israeli prime minister have committed themselves to making sure that iran does not get a nuclear weapon.we know that next week vladimir putin is going to be visiting iran and that country is already promised some defense drones that the country, russia, can use in ukraine. we're setting up for something that will get potentially ugly, aren't we? >> yes, we are. i think the prime minister made it clear that iran only understands one thing. not diplomacy but force. so they'll have to use that. now the saudis, when he goes to jetta, he will be confronting the king and others who will basically say what is your strategy? how are you going to stop the iranians from moving forward? what we do know is that they now have enriched uranium up to 60%. they have already cut off 27 un monitoring cameras at nuclear sites. they haven't identify why there's particles of uranium at places that they shouldn't be. so it would appear as if unless something happens, that iran can move forward to a

here is what governor hogan had to say.video clip] >> supreme court ruling on the new york law, maryland's permit law, you will have to essentially allow it to happen. do you feel as if the supreme court has constrained your ability to fight guns? >> look, it really does not do a whole lot. maryland has got some of the toughest gun laws in the country, but it has not stopped the shootings. 99% of the gun crimes that take place are illegal guns. there are ghost guns and people stealing, trafficking, but the violent crime problem is real. and it does not have much to do with how you go about registration or concealed carry. the repeat violent offenders do not follow the laws. >> i hear you, but look at all these mass shootings, too many of them. always, by the way, the gun was purchased legally. and you have states here with red flag laws that cannot be implemented. does that deal with it? >> look, i signed that flag law, and it does work in maryland. so we are not having some of those issues. i am for universal background ch

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