guest: of hogan's popularity. we saw him win two electionsd a8 that was a good democratic year in maryland, hogan was able to appeal to independents and democrats. if you look at his numbers he is as popular in some cases, maybe not now, but yeaago as popular among democrats as republicans in maryland. has significant support among aditionally democratic constituency. high numbers among independents. he brings a lot to the table. it makes him competitive. it doesn't make him a favorite. even governors who are popular in states, when they try to run for senate often they 'se the deal. host: why is that? guest: voters really do pay attention to the differences between a governors race and a senate race. governor is dealing with things internal to the state. they are not executives. they are dealing with the state legislature. that is the power dynamic there. voters in states that have a particular partisan bent, maryland, massachusetts, or vermont, appreciate having a govee otr party to provide some semblance of bal

hogan was very popular. he did win reelection. but maryland had another republican governor in recent years. if i warrants driving -- i can't think of his name, but i would tell you his name. if you look at the counties in maryland, the only strong democratic county, pg county, predominantly african american, montgomery, and anne arundel and howard county. howard and montgomery counties are not strong democratic counties. every other county is not democratic. that is my you do have this flip-flop. you have hogan, you have the other republican governor who win elections in maryland. it is a misnomer that maryland is a strong democratic state. we have, pg county -- >> michelle. have you decided to vote for larry hogan in november? >> i did vote for larry hogan previously twice. in november, you know, as an african american woman, angela alsobrooks is the first african american woman we would send to the senate. i will vote for her for that reason. i did like how she ran our county for the most part. she did bring crime down. it was

every one says i can beat hogan. not one paul ever said my opponent can beat larry hogan because she won't. i have the resources to beat larry hogan. i have the persona across the stage, the win in the eastern shore, win in southern maryland, win big into western maryland. all these areas are 31% of the vote total. they add up. at the same time we will go over the votes in prince george county and montgomery county with great surrogates like hakeem jeffries, jim clyburn, westmore. those folks will be here to drive have voter turnout. we will beat larry hogan. it will be a battle. we have to beat larry hogan and i can do that and will do that. alsobrooks: what polls are showing is after $45 million i have spent in this race to defeat me we are within a statistical tie in this race with a large number of undecided voters. we have a broad and growing coalition across the state of maryland that i'm so proud of, that coalition includes over 190 people through the state of maryland, people like congressman raskin and peopl

there is can you beat larry hogan?st week shows i am not only eating the congressman but i'm also beating larry hogan by double digits in a matchup in a general election so it shows that the voters again are really leaning in, what they're interested in hearing is about a positive vision, one that shows us where we can go, this race is about the future and the kind of maryland we want to build the kind of country we want to build. this grassroots coalition we have built based on the issues that we share is one that will help us defeat larry hogan in the fall and it will also help us defeat my opponent on tuesday. >> if you are the democratic nominee, how hard are you going to try to tie him to the republican nominee for president? >> if i am successful, larry hogan is a republican and a party that is led by donald trump, he was invited into this race by mitch mcconnell who said this was the get of the year, larry hogan also has a very clear record that shows him to be anti-choice, he's a person who is not been supporti

every single poll for larry hogan. and i don't mean the financing to beat larry hogan.n. i match up across the board against larry hogan. >> and so the question is can beat him? they show i'm not only beating the congressman, but they show that i'm also beating larry hogan in a double digit matchup for the general election, that they will show the voters again, they are really leaning in, and what they are interested in hearing is about the record that they are interested in hearing a positive vision. one that will show us where we could go. this race is about the future and the kind of country we want to build. this grassroots coalition that we have built based on the issues that we share is one to help us defeat larry hogan in the fall and also help us to defeat my opponent on tuesday. >> i mean if you are the democratic nominee, how hard will you try to tie him, larry hogan, to the republican, the presumptive republican nominee for president. >> if i am successful? absolutely. larry hogan is the republican in the party that is led by donald trump. he was invited into

larry hogan wants rand paul to be chairman of the senate intelligence committee. last night democratic primary, larry hogan now knows who he is running against. >> the fight will not be easy. there are a lot of people who say, oh, it's maryland, it's a blue state. we can worry about another race someplace else. no. what we know is that maryland has been a blue state, but it will only stay a blue state. larry hogan is bff, mitch mcconnell. >> in addition to a strong democratic party support, angela also brooks also has the support of her daughter, alexandra. >> angela also brooks is my mom, but that's not all. >> she is also built 10 new schools. >> she invested in healthcare. >> she helped to bring the fbi headquarters to maryland. >> she is working to expand quality education and kept the cost of prescription drugs and stands up for a woman's right to choose. >> angela also brooks will fight for us. >> i approve this message. >> joining us now is angela also brooks, democratic candidate for senate. thank you for joining us and congratulations on the big win. you

we also know that larry hogan would be voting with his caucus. does not support choice. a person who vetoed important legislation that would have expanded abortion care in the state and we know he will be voting with the republican caucus, which by the way and a party that is led by donald trump. >> you are now targeted by republicans because they have high hopes of winning that seat in maryland so they can get a majority in the senate. >> this is a state where i have built a strong grassroots coalition across the state. i have enjoyed talking to voters where they are across the state, not only about my own record, but a positive vision for our state and i find that the issues that tie us around economic opportunity, safe communities where people can feel safe and be safe in their communities and the issue of choice and so many other issues are resonating with marylanders and ultimately i believe that the policy positions i've taken and one's consistent with the democratic party are also consistent with the values of marylanders and they will vot

larry hogan. he said that he said this right? >> right. does all of this was happening and this is direct contact contrast exactly what you're saying, congressman larry hogan says, regardless of the result, i urge all americans to respect the verdict. and the legal process going on to say we must reaffirm what has made this nation great the rule of law that tweet was responded to from trump's campaign co-chair chris lacivita, who tweeted, you, just ended your campaign are you okay with that that just saying you want to respect the verdict and rule of law should mean the end of a career and republican politics. >> listen, i don't agree with larry hogan. he is wrong because you cannot respect the process when the fix is him from the beginning, it was fixed from the beginning. it was a rigged judicial process in lower manhattan. any legal scholar worth their salt who observed this case knows this. i disagree with larry hogan, not true. that's not going more than that. >> but it's irrelevant. it's irrelevant because what happened in new york w

hogan is not even going to vote for trump. >> bret: mark lives in annapolis. the dow gained 125 for its eighth consecutive winning session. the s&p 500 finished ahead nine. for the week, the dow was up. the s&p 500 gained 1.85. the nasdaq finished ahead 1.54. up next, the bipartisan approach to rebuild the francis scott key bridge in baltimore. later, why the head of the npr was a no-show at a congressional hearing about alleged bias at her network. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are going to send all the federal resources they need. the federal government will pay for the cost of reconstructing that bridge. i expect congress to support my effort. it is going to take time. the people of baltimore can count on us to stick with them. >> bret: it is time for our common ground segment. cooperation on rebuilding the francis scott key bridge following its collapse, joining us tonight, maryland democratic governor and republican congressmen. thank you for being here. you have worked together across the aisle after this tragedy and where are things now? how long is this going to take?

we know that larry hogan is not pro-choice.uld have expanded abortion care access. he has not been supportive of paid family medical leave. he has voted against education funding, so it speaks for itself. he has a record he would have to defend that i think is indefensible. one that does not coincide with the values of the average maryland or, who are democrats. in this race i think larry hogan has a very difficult time not only on his record, but i think everyone understands that he is part of a republican party that is led by donald trump. he was encouraged to come into the race by mitch mcconnell, who bragged that this was the get of the year. a week after that he endorsed donald trump, so we know larry hogan would be voting with the republican caucus and has a record that demonstrates that he would not support gun legislation. he would vote against supreme court nominees. so we have great concerns and i don't think marylanders will fall for it at all. >> would you vote to codify roe v. wade? >> absolutely. the first piece o

in maryland, hogan was really able to appeal to independents d thetate. as popular in some cases, yb now, but a year ago he was probably as popular among deatas republicans. he has significant supportmong black voters which are traditionally democratic. he has very hiindependents and o the table. that makes him competitive. it do' the favorite. we know even governors who are very popular in their own states when they try and run for senate oftentimes aren'>> west virginie manchin hounced his retirement. what are you looking at? >> this state iuc the senate map because it is by far republicans best pickup opportunity. the senate is split. 59 democrats, 41 republicans. if trump wins the presidency, all the republicans need is to flip seat in the senate in order to reclaim majority. and rightf we just look at the map as it is and move west virginia, that is a 50-50 senat if the election were held today, i think it's clear have a very good shot at winning. democrats are really on their heels in the senate. it's going to be very difficult for them to maintain

>> because of hogan's popularity. we saw him win two elections.tively a landslide victory in 2018. in maryland, hogan was really able to appeal to independents and democrats in the state. he i popular in some cases, maybe not now, but a year ago he probably as popular among democrats as republicans. he has significant sup among black voters which are traditionally democratic. he has very high numbers among independents brings a lot to the table. that makes it doesn't make him the favorite. very popular in their own states when they try and run for senate oftentimes aren't able to seal the deal. est virginia has -- joe manchin has announced his retirement. what are you looking at? >>his state is crucial to the senate map because it is by far republicans best pickup opportunity. the senate is split. 59 democrats, 41 republicans. if trump wins the presidel e reo flip one seat in theatr reclai. and right now if we just look at the map as it is andvirginia, te . if the election were held today i think it's clear trump would have a very good shot at win

hogans. think she will be a good contrast from a democratic perspective and the bottom line message is even though hogan was popular as governor, he will have to pay some issues -- faced some issues, abortion at the top of the list. it is front and center now and he will have to speak to it eventually. the other issue that will be really pivotal for maryland democrats who might have switched over to him before, his first but when he gets here is to pick the senate leader and that means it will be, it is not even mitch mcconnell. it will be people further to the right. i think for a lot of democrats that is a bridge too far. host: i want to turn now to the war in gaza. last week president said he would stop supplying israel with office weapons if they carried through with their full-scale invasion. i don't know if you are aware of the associated rest with this headline from last night saying "biden administration is sending $1 billion more in weapons and ammunition to israel." that is accordin

so when the stunning results just within the financial p the republican side we had governor larry hoganublic that the republican nomination we the nominee and he's going to make in maryland it which is whtraditionally a very blue democratic state, into a top-tier senate race of the false also. >> was go back to the primary in theemocratic side anything that was given how much money trump spent as compared to her what you think that she was cc 12-int. >> i think that is a couple of things but the underlying fr here is just that you have all of the money the world, but the voters are not buying what you're selling is not going to get you all, the way there andi think we found out ishat he had a diminishing marginal recurrent on every additional million dollars he put on to become up and ready new already who he was the knew what he waso vote for him in the elected the choices once also brooks son up for operation of the voters knew that they had a choice, they felt that they would rather go th her. >> even those who are saying of the maryland is very much l democratically, what you think

the trust larry hogan they have seen him govern over the course of eight years in maryland. >> hogans is far from certain because a few things maryland is not set a republican to the senate more than 40 years this is also a state president biden won four years ago by more than 30 points and democrats are not ready to give way to senate seat either. ten candidates running for the senate the democratic primate but there are two who are considered to be the front runner so be it county executive angela also brooks is also congressman david sharon. we have seen her out on the stump just this week and trying to boost turnout holding multiple events in the d.c. area she should be in the baltimore area this afternoon. she said she is doing all she can to get her name out there because she is being outspent in this race. >> we still believe in this country you put in the work, you care about people you deliver results no matter what even a mounting $62 million i cannot get to us. she was mentioning the money that her opponent congressman david sharon has been spending in this race it's a hug

no got hogan. i get it. i know it's position for voters. i'm sorry. that's just the fact of the matter. people around him are concerned about his health. they have to walk around him in a weird circle to get the marine one. so no one sees is weird gait. his shoes. interpreted what we were saying, like maybe an issue. i don't like opposite somebody needs a hug it's been a conversation right now rather thank you both for joining us. >> maybe we'll do it again sometime here. appreciate you. >> all right. it's still ahead. president biden let's reset here president biden says, israel has offered up a roadmap to a ceasefire with hamas. we're going to take a closer look at the three-phase proposal next one of the most active tornado seasons. you can't control a tornado. >> what kinds of interventions can we design go inside the store premiere? >> and birth with bm schreiber. sunday had nine on cnn imagine a future where plastic is not wasted but instead remade over and over into the things that keep our food fresher our families safer and our planet cleaner

and hogan is never said what he will do about it.of course, he has to pander to the trumpian base in order to get to where he wants to go. and the reason that they want them there is so he will be another brick in the wall of gop support for a right-wing trump agenda. look a marylanders node democracies on the ballot, freedom is on the ballot. this is a very high-stakes flexion. we are in the fight of our lives here and we're going to expose the real contrast and differences in the policy positions between these two candidates. and angela alsobrooks was a great state attorney, a great prosecutor, a great county executive, and she will go to the us senate to fight for the pro-choice rights of american women for the voting rights of the american people in for democracy against the trump party before darien's congressman, i'm going to switch gears quickly to what happened in new york yesterday. the house speaker join donald trump at that manhattan courthouse, came out and did a talk through reporter presented talked about the trial bein

. >> and in the blue state of maryland, former republican governor larry hogan has a chance to flip a crucial seat expanding a map when democrats are already playing defense across the country democrats are endangered in those bomb part due to the presence standing in several purple states with democratic-held seats, meaning the cannons will have to likely have to output former president this fall and in two red states, montana and ohio, democrats are trying to hang on to their seats by going after the character of their opponents all while avoid being tied to the top of their tickets. still, senate, senator gary peters, who chairs the senate democratic campaign arm, told me he is confident that the democrats will indeed keep the majority of my panels back so amy, you have a your cook political report laid out the ratings, race ratings, and how this is looking right now lean democrat versus toss-up season likely republican seats it was to pick up opportunities still for the demomocrats hope can pik up are still likely to stay in the democratic hands republican hands. one of the chance

so larry hogan, governor larry hogan, who is the republican senate nominee in maryland in maybe the republicansest chance to retake the center. i mean, if republicans want to take the senate, having larry hogan when there would be a huge step. so larry hogan rights land that's night regardless of the result, i urge all americans to respect the verdict and the legal process. he then goes on similar stuff here. it's not like he says, yay, i love this vernix, so that's what he writes chris lacivita, who is a key figure in donald trump's campaign, tweets, you just ended your campaign. >> look, this is a mob boss speaking and that's the way trump has, has performed in his business for many, many years to me, it's less now about this conviction than about trump's lack of character. look all of us have character flaw us, myself included, except donald trump because he doesn't have a character, have flaws in and that is really the concern i have for the part i just take issue with one thing you said about the direction of the party. i don't think trump has his party yet. he has a strong following among

be heading to the polls on tuesday for a senate primary the states a popular former governor larry hogand to win the republican nomination they are part of the democratic side, two candidates are caught in it pretty much a toss up. tossup. mark merritt is starting to live in baltimore with more on this race. >> bill, good afternoon to you we are at a senior center here in baltimore right behind me angela is reaching out to voters trying to boost turnout in what has become a very bitter primary the democratic party it will likely turn into one of the most consequential senate races this fall. there are 10 democrats vying to replace senator he's eight years old not running for reelection. of those 10 there are two that have become top contenders congressman david of maryland as well as county executive angela. we caught up while on the trail today at sheet says while she has been outspent by her opponent she feels things are turning in her favorite things to some last-minute endorsements, high-profile democrats in the state also people now starting to pay attention to this race. >> after s

hogan won also a statewide race in maryland so he has done this before. >> yeah.attle for the senate control. if democrats lose maryland, they would be in big trouble. let's talk about other results last night, including nikki haley's ongoing impact with republican voters. she continues to put up pretty impressive numbers for a campaign that has been suspended for months. talk to us about trump's efforts to win those voters back, but also what is president biden's team looking to doing the same? >> yeah. you know, i had one source describe this to me as nikki haley's zombie campaign and still see her getting a sizeable percentage and getting 20% to 25% in these races in maryland and pennsylvania and arizona. for donald trump, look. he told a local news station in pennsylvania last week that, essentially, look. this is a small portion of the primary electorate and that a lot of these primary voters are not actually republicans, they are moderates and interests and that could be true but they tell me voters are coming back from rural areas of these states to vote fo

hogan is a vocal critic of the former president trump.o unite this party. also is ready to paint hogan as an extremist but this races going to be expensive but whoever wins could help decide the balance of power in the u.s. senate early next year. >> trace: expensive but important, mark, thank you. as the nation observes national police week, law enforcement's warning of a public safety crisis because of too many criminals and not enough police officers. far left das who are siding with the bad guys. back live to the senior national correspondent kevin corke. >> reporter: trace, the struggle to fill law-enforcement ranks is a challenge frankly all over the country but the problem , this won't surprise you, is particularly acute in the great state of california with communities pulling out all the stops to try to attract law-enforcement reinforcement. and for good reason, because the numbers and the golden state are absolutely shocking. the number of patrol officers per 100,000 residents there is at it's lowest point since at least 1991. t

citing alleged deals related to lindsay lohan, charlie sheen, and hulk hogan. and that he did the same with trump. >> they are doing a good job at showing sort of this cd, dirty underbelly of this world that keith davidson peddles in, by all accounts, this is what this man does for a living. it is bread-and-butter. >> reporter: and today, trump falsely claimed that he is not able to testify due to the gag order. that's not true. he is able to testify. the gag order just prohibits him

larry hogan's trying to win a senate race in blue the seed obviously i disagree with larry hogan, the problem is not criticizing the sham prosecution. the problem is the sham prosecution itself when we need leadership to call it out it sounds to me like you're totally, totally in supporting a trump right now. and everything that he's done, all of the accusations that have been leveled against them. well, if i'm absolutely supporting trump because i think he will make american the american people's lives better. but again, this is so much bigger to me then donald trump, i woke up heartbroken for our country because the precedent set is that if you don't like somebody's politics, you should use the american system of law and order to try and destroy them. well, that's 250 years of legal traditions the biden folks are tearing it up to win an election. wolf, that is what really bothers me what happened to the republican party being the party of law and order? >> we are the party of law and order, but you can't have this order judges in convicted 34 times law and ordered violating law, law

this is governor hogan. i want to read yours. excuse me. i apologize for that, congressman what you had to say in a statement was this my apologies one spade is to be determined by an impartial judicial system that is ultimately in the hands of a jury of your peers. we saw that today, today and every day american should celebrate the fact that we live in a nation that awards every person their day in court and the opportunity for justice to prevail under the blindfold of lady justice. that was the derek chauvin trial verdict statement what has changed so significantly for you to doubt the system so strongly now? >> wait a minute. are we really going to compare derek chauvin to donald trump? no, it's about what that statement but what what i'm saying is is that you witnessed or railroading prosecution in new york couple that with the fact that you have two men running for president one had classified occupants in his house when he from when he was a vice president and when he was a united states senator. the department of justice has come ou

listen to this listen, i don't agree with larry hogan. he is wrong because you cannot respect the process when the fix is him from the beginning to have larry hogan is playing to voters in maryland because maryland is deep blue, i find that to be reprehensible, but that's his decision. >> at that up. what do you see? well, it's remarkable all he was saying, how again, is that he respects the decision of the jury and the court. that is it. and yet, he is now going to come under attack. you might be the next liz cheney in terms of someone who stands up against trump, to some extent and is then isolated internationally when, when you look politically, larry hogan and what happens with that senate race could add to the math of it will does add to the math of who has the majority come the next senate in the next tenant. >> well, we saw in the 2022 midterms, republicans are sometimes willing to sacrifice themselves politically standby. the former president and i don't think that's very different than what we're hearing just in the first few hou

so again, it's hard for me to, even though larry hogan very popular in a senate race. i think a lot will have to happen for this to be massively competitive in the fall i could be wrong. we'll see, but senate races generally in presidential years, it's hard to make them overtake the top of the ticket, split ticketing voting has been rare trump on the ticket and actually splitting the fact that is ticking. voting has not been as common in recent cycles actually could hurt democrats other states like ohio, for sure, in montana when they're trying to keep their seats. all right rfk jr. has been getting a lot of attention for revealing he had a worm in his brain coming up. new reporting on who's worried the threat in november and donald trump won't be the only politician in new york courtroom tomorrow. i caught up with the lawmaker targeted in that other high-profile case. >> sara, you're your trial starts next week. >> if you're convicted, we resigned make your first move with battery power made by steel right now, say $50 unselect battery lawnmower sets real still he'll

as for republicans, larry hogan, the former republican governor, he is dominating in the gop primary. campaign events this weekend, and political experts tell fox 40 to began has a key advantage going into this race, statewide name recognition. the democrats will have to spend a lot more money to counter it. >> once hogan entered, the became a much more expensive race than it otherwise would have been. and i think at the margins, that can matter. but i think that given what's at a stake, the money is going to be there. >> reporter: and while maryland's senate bid is expected to be quite competitive, the presidential race is not. president biden won this race four years ago by more than 30 points, and hogan and former president trump are certainly not allies, but hay appear to be playing nice if because a lot of people believe what happens in maryland could affect the balance of power in washington. griff? griff: mark meredith live in annapolis, thank you. jacqui: former president trump hopes to flip new jersey if red as he holds a rally expected to draw about 40,000 people today. bria

that is until the former republican governor larry hogan, through his hat in the ring, meaning maryland is now central to the battle for the senate majority is democrats face a daunting map in the request to hang on to power now the democratic primary has been smashing records for spending, and that's because congressman david trone is pouring his personal fortune into what has become an increasingly vicious race against prince george's county executive. angela also brooks for the party's nomination. it's become personal with racial issues and trolls, wealth central to the attacks. so ahead of this, tuesday's primary, i asked the two sitting maryland democratic senators about the personal attacks being leveled between the two democrats angel ulcer books is the stronger candidate. she 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 the trone campaign decided to go negative. >> we have to really the people running i'm very anxious to get the primary over with so we can concentrate

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and at the end of the cross-examination, this pseudonym, david dennison, it was all used for hulk hogan. we'll get the significance of that in a moment. yasmin vossoughian, thank you very much. joining us now, former new york assistant attorney general adam pollock, and msnbc legal analyst, catherine christian. so redirect is beginning. steinglass is questioning davidson. we'll get updates as they come in. let's end where i ended. this is what you brought up coming to air that this pseudonym, david dennison was used in the past. does that matter? >> it does matter. if the prosecution is saying we know this is donald trump, that was his pseudonym, it apparently was also hulk hogans. what the whole cross-examination, redirect, and probably a re-cross was to show that this witness is not very credible or not likable, and i'm surprised that the prosecution didn't bring up some of this witness's bad acts on the direct examination. like, for instance, he was involved in the federal investigation, involved with what he did as hulk hogan. that could have come up under direct examination so the

by state and federal authorities, extortion of hulk hogan?says, that's true. by 2016, you had familiarized yourself with where that line was. you did everything you could to get as close to the line without crossing it. davidson says, i did everything i could to make sure my activities were lawful. they talk about lindsay lohan, you represented someone who leaked treatment of her at a rehab facility. you had connections with tmz at the time. davidson says, yes, i did. you helped miss holland get paid in connection with that, with the lindsay lohan story. davidson said, i don't recall. she was your client at some point. davidson says, yes. you are describing a few different instances. then there's a point in which they become more contentious saying, fair to say your memory is a little fuzzy around many of these events? davidson says, i had over 1,500 clients in my career. goes on to say, i don't remember a settlement from 13 years ago. do you remember extracting another settlement from mr. sheen? davidson says, there was no extraction. you go

i mitch mcconnell ran larry hogan to run.timillionaire congressman david troen. he spent roughly $60 million of his own money on the race and he lost. and here is where i talk about polls, which once again missed the mark. according to 538, aggregates polling, alsobrooks went into the primary trailing by two points. she ended up beating him by 12. larry hogan, who has never been on a ticket with donald trump, will now face alsobrooks, maryland's first black senator in a state where black people account for 32% of the voting population. back with me is cornell belcher and joining us is erin haines, editor at large of the 19th msnbc political contributor and host of "the amendment pod cast." i want to finish up your thought before, cornell, with what we just discussed. polling seemed to be off. angela alsobrooks, came in trailing by two, significantly outspent. all the polls said, hey, she's going 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 p

she now faces former maryland governor larry hogan, a republican in the general election.me of the conversation fr c-span's washington journal program on the result of the race and its impact for battle over control of the senate. >> there was a very closely watched democrat primary in maryland to succeed ben cardin. we saw two major candidates, pg county executive angela also brooks and western maryland congressman david tron vying for the nomination. hepent 60 $2 million of his own money. he is very wealthy. on this race. it is more than anybody has ever self-funded on a primary in american history. also brooks spent just a fraction of that her campaign and yet when all the votes were tallied, she ended up winning by about 12 points. quite the stunning result looking at just the financial ct on the republican side, former governor larryican nomination. he's which is traditionally very blue democratic state into a top-tier senate race come the fall. >>etocratic side. why do you think that was given how much money david trone spent. why do you think she was successful? >>

the trump campaign fired back pretty quickly saying hogan has no chance to win in november although, john, as you know hogan is a trump stomach outspoken trump critic but it is interesting that one comment right there created that bad blood between them between them. >> john: i got a mailing from hogan's campaign saying they are putting together a coalition of democrats to win this race. >> whatever it takes to win. >> john: winning isn't the most important thing it's the only thing in politics. market thank you. >> sandra: let's bring our legal panel andy mccarthy and carry urban a fox news legal editor. awesome to have you both onset. it's been a big couple of days but it's actually been a long six or seven weeks now. you had a lot of time to think about this, and he since this came out in afternoon or the consequences of this for the country what are your thoughts? >> it's devastating and it transcends trump so much. the history of every legal system that has ever existed that has been a precedent system is that once one is set it gets exploited and expanded. the most important th

the reaction to larry hogan's tweets was the reaction of this political strategist for donald trump.ted out larry hogan with his tweet just ended your campaign referring to his campaign for senator in maryland. he is a key part of trump's 2024 campaign. this is roderick in florida, a democrat. go ahead roderick. caller: good morning. host what's your reaction to the verdict? caller: i am a democrat and voted for president biden and i don't agree with the verdict. from the beginning they went after that man from the beginning. as someone who went through the justice system when they went after that man hard like god and that came out. --hard like that. under trump i had an apartment for 1200 and now is 2500. the water bills are 300, 400 and inflation is out of control and as a black american i'm looking at it. you have migrants coming in and migrants taking over. in our neighborhoods we are fighting for affordable housing becaus of foreigners are getting all of affordable housing. host: you said you have been through the justice system, in what way and how did that color what you that

host: kim in baltimore -- tim in baltimore talking about larry hogan. a name in the mix is worthless that it is concerned. albuquerque is next. independent line. this is jorge. caller: thank you for c-span. i saw that in the future it will be social security and ai and taxes. i would like to speak about digital currency. turning data history into blackmailing bitcoins. the algorithms were trained on the new cycle and learning it. the third >> we are going to leave this here to take you to the house of u.s. representatives where the members are going to be working on a five-year reauthorization of undying for the federal aviation administration. the house is also expected to take up a bill to provide truck -- pricing on events and one in support of law enforcement during national perp -- police week. i've coverage here on c-span.

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are the ones who brought in all these other sex tapes that he brokered, money exchanged with hulk hogan, he would not get into his transactions for charlie sheen he said look, i have had 15,000 clients. i don't remember everything will transaction. what they are trying to do is basically put him in the same bucket with michael cohen saying neither one of these people come this is the defense, have any credibility also establishing for them that, you know, these deals of call and not by former president donald trump, and the other thing i would just quickly mention, john is an interesting exchange between davidson and cohen where cohen calls him in december right before or after the election. basically is commiserating with him saying can you believe i am not going to the white house? he is clearly angry. wanted to be attorney general and wanted to be chief of staff he is livid he says after everything i did that guy can you believe are not going to the white house? which was an interesting moment recounted by davidson as well who obviously had pretty much had it with these lengthy phone

but you had larry hogan, former governor of maryland, now running for u.s.ment regardless of the result i urge all americans to respect the verdict and the legal process at this dangerously divided moment in our history all leaders must not pour fuel on the fire with more toxic partisanship but reaffirm what made the nation great, the rule of law. trump campaign advisor said you just ended your campaign on x about larry hogan. you are trying to get the senate and majority in the senate. that's a prospect in larry hogan in maryland. what do you think about that? >> i won't give advice to other people in terms of how they run their campaign but it's important we tell the truth. the truth is that this trial is a total sham and everybody who has seen it and any legal observers have known from the beginning. these are charges never been brought before by anybody else in american history. charges that have no basis in the law, forget -- what bragg tried to do here. boot strapping state law requirements and linking them to federal campaign election donation require

his name is elijah hogan.earned top honors at walter l cohen high in new orleans while living at a shelter for the unhoused. he says the main challenge was just fitting in. his mother passed away when hogan was only eight years old. he hopes his achievements will inspire his siblings and other young people who may find themselves in a similar situation. >> just go out to all african american children, teens included. despite what you are or the area you're in. even though it may look bad and down, there are moments where there will be people that will give you a guiding hand to help get you through. so take that opportunity. >> what a story. hogan will be off to college in the fall. he earned a full ride to xavier university, and he plans to major in graphic design. amazing. >> that is amazing i love it. up next is seven things you need to know today a reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> that's for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire t

jacqui: maryland's senate pri player's -- primary is heating up while former governor larry hogan isatest on this race for us. hey, mark. >> reporter: good afternoon to you with. former governor larry 40 hogan appeared so confidence in tuesday's primary, he's not even campaigning this weekend with. after tuesday's primary after he likely becomes the republican nominee, republicans here in maryland with tell us they are going to do all they can, work very hard to try to flip a traditionally blue senate seat red. >> we need to treat in that we're down 5 points even though we know we can win and make the difference. but we're going to need a lot of resources, a lot of grassroots activism and really just outreach on these common sense principles which are not really partisan issues. >> reporter: ho-ho began is an outspoken critic of former president trump, and he says he's not even going to vote for trump this fall. while we'd moral -- normally see the back and forth between the former president and hogan, as of right now, trump is keeping quiet. it could certainly determine the balance

i really appreciate it we also have hogan giddily on the phone with us and they work together for rick santorum. i also i guess all roads do lead back to arkansas hogan because i also know you from there as well but you to work together with on the exam tort with rick santorum. i'm so sorry for all of all of us who loved her how are you doing i'm doing fine look, i'm heartbroken. >> i think alice is such a good friend and you talked about us working together on rich campaign, which we did, but we worked together on mike, how cubbies campaign to alice and i were both report orders in little rock a long time ago. and i've known her for so long and i've always admired her for, for so many things. you've just so funny and she was so we would always talk about working out and running and doing all those things i was looking back at texts i heard you mentioned you were doing the same and they were all like five, 30 in the morning. she said, well, i know you're up and i would say of course that we'd started texting while we're at the gym together and she was somewhere far away from me, but we

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coverage, mollie hemingway, editor-in-chief of the federalist and a fox news contributor, ask tim hoganmocratic strategist who has worked for amy klobuchar. mollie, how could joe biden have stayed silent for two weeks except for a terse answer to a producer's shouts question as this became, by far, the biggest story in the television news and elsewhere? >> yes, he finally said manager if after weeks of this going on on campuses nationwide. but i think the problem is this is really the natural result of something that has taken root in the democrat party. you remember right of after 9/11 when president obama's pastor got in trouble for talking about the chickens coming home to roost? jeremiah wright was talking about support for palestinians in that moment. you know, four years ago we saw how nancy pelosi led her democrats in congress to kneel for the social justice issues that have really taken over the democrat party. so it's very difficult for president biden. he knows these things are very unpopular, but he also knows that they are present in his party to the point that you have memb

hogan is popular because he has kept things local and focused on his state. surely be pulled into national politics and how will he fare there? so it's tough challenge for national democrats when they look at that state. that should be a traditional democratic stronghold but you have a very popular governor, somebody who is seen as more of a moderate, somebody who is focused on a lot of the pragmatic issues that really drive suburban voters that i think are going to be important in that state so i think one of the big challenges for the democrats is how much resources do they really put into that state? and if those resources are going into maryland, are they not going to a state like ohio or a state like montana which is really going to affect the balance of the senate map. i feel like it has advantaged republicans when you look at the overall senate map. maryland is a traditional tough democratic state. this is going to be a race that is pretty hard-fought but the fact that you're are taking resources from other state i -- from other states i think bodes we

hogan was a rare voice tonight saying something like that.he verdict and he believed the case should never have been brought to trial. and he is in no way embracing trump wholeheartedly, but he has endorsed trump and he stands with him tonight and that's what matters. republicans are doing that for the most part. robert costa, a colleague with cbs news, thank you very much for your analysis. be sure to follow our coverage of trump's guilty verdict right here as well as on our live blog at bbc.comcom/news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the weather for half—term has certainly brought its challenges this week. in fact, across the east coast, it's been rather grey, and take a look at thursday afternoon — and cromer pier, as you can see, it was raining quite heavily and with the breeze coming in off the north sea, it felt quite chilly as well. slightly different story further north and west in the western isles — this is the isle of lewis. we had just over nine hours of sunshine. that's because high pressure is starting to drift in o

look at what larry hogan did, right?ay, and basically the chief strategist for the trump campaign said your campaign is over, sending the signal to the maga base, don't support hogan and at the end of the day, you can't win without the swing voters, but you can't win without the trump base either. right, and so i don't know if it's a tight rope that's walkable for some candidates. i think a shehee can do it because there's enough maga to win. it's a riskier strategy for david mccormicks or sam browns, for instance, in nevada. >> and, chuck, i wanted to ask you about just where does bill cassidy come from. i know you have interviewed him many times. surprised by him coming out so quickly, not so surprised by mitch mcconnell who sees, you know, the senate, you know, on balance here, but some of the knee jerk reactions were really pretty surprising. the party is just completely donald trump's party, and it didn't take him 20 minutes. >> are you surprised, andrea, or did all of these republicans learn a certain lesson after