, larry hogan, it's not about him personally. the senate. are you hearing from voters that that argument is breaking through? >> i am. this is so much bigger than larry hogan, and everyone realizes it. it's not in the best interest of our state or country to have the republicans in control of the senate, and they are voting for their children's future. reproductive freedom, we know the republican party has declared war on our daughters. my 19-year-old daughter will have fewer rights than her mother or grandmother. we want a permanent child tax credit. we want to cap the cost of prescription drug costs for people like my aging parents. it's about social security, preserving it, making sure we preserve medicare. these are all issues that the democratic party through the inflation act and the bipartisan infrastructure bill have led on. marylanders are savvy. it's so much bigger than larry hogan and really me. it's about the kind of future that we believe our children deserve, preserving democracy. it's an election that will send us

lester holt: his name is drew hogan. facing incredible odds, he and the team put their lives on the line to stalk an elusive prey. we go inside drew's hunt as he pursues el chapo from safehouse to safehouse and finally comes face to face. it's not just a story about one man. it's larger than that. it's two countries coming together and accomplishing something that everyone thought was impossible. lester holt: he recounts that journey in his book, "hunting el chapo." in the book-- for security reasons-- he changed the names of some people and places. we blurred the faces of others who are still working in the field, because, for all of them, danger lurked around every curve in the road. you're always going to have that in the back of your mind. but it's what you do with that fear. lester holt: what he did was obsess over el chapo's whereabouts. it was nonstop-- nonstop. i would dream about it. it totally consumed my life. lester holt: drew hogan's international odyssey on the hunt for el chapo started far from mexico's na

hogan.egin by quickly covering the rules for today's event. the debate will last one hour and begin with 90 second opening statements from each candidate. then our panelists and myself will pose questions directly to the candidates. nbc news and our panelists have generated the questions. each candidate will have one minute to respond and he candidate answering the first will get an additional 32nd rebuttal. as moderator i reserve the right to follow-up as needed. and finally he will conclude with one minute closing statements from each candidate. there is a timekeeper who will notify candidates of their remaining time and when time is expired. in the interest of trying to cover as much ground as possible, we ask the candidates to adhere to these time limits. now let's cover our panelists. tracy wilkins is an investigative reporter. deborah weiner is an anchor at wbal tv 11 in baltimore. and jeff so can is an anchor right here at maryland public television. and now of course the candidates.

hogan. mr. hogan: first of all, with respect to crime in general, i have the unanimous endorsement of the maryland fop and nearly every single law enforcement organization in the state could because they do not think she did such a great job on crime. prince georges county police officers are the ones complaining about how things have gotten out of control. on i.c.e. detainers, it is not true. you are the largest jurisdiction in maryland that refuses to work with federal law-enforcement. when i.c.e. requested a container for a violent rapist, murderer, or gang member, you do not cooperate. your policy is breaking federal law. chuck: you have 30 seconds. ms. alsobrooks: it is not true, when he says about not cooperating with federal government. it is a live feed i change to the policy. furthermore, i the only person on the stage who stood in a courtroom them and i prosecuted and convicted murderers, rapists, and gang members, and i did so with the police department. i did so with law enforcem

i'm not anti larry hogan. - hogan's race against democrat angela alsobrooks could decide control of the senate. - larry hogan, his bff, mitch mcconnell, and donald trump's republican party want to flip this seat. - and the key to the senate majority runs through maryland. - i welcome whatever it takes to get us into the majority. i don't care if he's a vegetarian, it doesn't matter to me. he has received, and rejected, trump's endorsement. - i think he has a good chance to win. i would like to see him win. - so there's no chance you'll vote for trump? - i'm not going to. i didn't vote for him in 2016 or 2020, and i think i made that pretty clear. - what does former governor larry hogan say now? - [narrato "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible in part by robert granieri, vanessa and henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, and by the following. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - governor larry hogan, welcome back to "firing line." - thank you, margaret, it's great to be back with you. - when we spoke earlier last year, you had said that you wanted to contrib

hogan.y covering the rules for today's event. the debate will last one hour and begin with 90 second opening statements from each candidate. then our panelists and myself will pose questions directly to the candidates. nbc news and our panelists have generated the questions. each candidate will have one minute to respond and he candidate answering the first will get an additional 32nd rebuttal. as moderator i reserve the right to follow-up as needed. and finally he will conclude with one minute closing statements from each candidate. there is a timekeeper who will notify candidates of their remaining time and when time is expired. in the interest of trying to cover as much ground as possible, we ask the candidates to adhere to these time limits. now let's cover our panelists. tracy wilkins is an investigative reporter. deborah weiner is an anchor at wbal tv 11 in baltimore. and jeff so can is an anchor right here at maryland public television. and now of course the candidates. republican and

that's easy, but senate also brooks or hogan look, they're both pro-choice, but hogan cut taxes, tolls, and fees, and maryland. this isn't complicated. i'm splitting my ticket. harris and hogan. >> so we played that ad in the last hour for your successor, the current maryland governor democrat wes moore. and he said, you can't have it both ways. he said a number of things, but one of them was how can you be anti-trump if you're not voting for kamala harris? >> well, look, i am part of my coalition has always been democrats. i left office last year with 79% of the democrats in maryland approving of me. and we're making, we have seven different commercials on right now with democrats, republicans, and independents all saying why they're going to vote for me and we were doing well with each of those groups. but there are an awful lot of harris hogan ticket splitters, almost 25% of all the harris voters are currently, according to the polling voting for me he also said that you are unclear on the issue of abortion rights, which obviously, according to polls at something that maryland voter

equating a hogan victory for the gop agenda in the senate.'s attempt to distance himself from the attempt. >> i think that the voters in maryland know me and they know my proven track record of standing up to donald trump, to mitch mcconnell and the republican party. >> trump has not endorsed hogan. early voting begins on wednesday night. >> winning statewide in maryland >> a lot to be watching. >> thanks, mattie. >> sanctuary city policies, the right to shelters policies. no more room at the end. the result of the disastrous policies that you supported as a member of congress, i, too am concerned about what is happened since the republican governors of texas and florida have sent migrants to the state of new york. the difference between me and my opponent is i'm actually willing to do something about it. >> challenger on the influx of migrants into new york state. as they face often one of the 22 races that are rated and tossup that our fox news power rankings joining us now in the 17th district, welcome, congressman. >> what did you think a

anyway, hulk hogan's pretty cool and so is donald trump.y cool with his new team and his strong closing arguments and his al smith speech and his rally in the south bronx and his barbershop visits and his extra salt on the mcdonald's fries. and, yes, his madison square garden speech which was seen by tens of billions of -- millions of people. and mr. trump is cool for one other reason, important reason. the people he's surrounding himself with are all very smart. they're not exactly abe lincoln's team of rivals, but the group -- along with many others -- shows that donald trump has the confidence and good judgment to get the very best people on his team. that's why he can say with growing confidence, kamala broke it, trump will fix it. and that's the riff. all right. let's bring in our paneling kellyanne conway, former counselor to president trump, host of here's the keel on fox nation. here's the deal. liz peek, syndicated columnist, fox news contributor, rich lowry, editor-in-chief at "national review." it's a very interesting -- and it i

that is look, hulk hogan part of the trump you know team not budget for example or. but there he is. symbolically. >> so, the media is negative about trump's campaign, you wonder, why is race tilting his way, they are missing or not telling us he is in strongest position he has been. he has never been more popular than now. and never had going to kellyanne's point abroader and more diverse coalition than now, critical important of rkf or elon they can talk to that male sitting on his couch playing video games the way that others can't. trump's madison square garden speech was upbeat and on message, it got obscured in the media. he talked about chopsticks. >> it you see rocket come -- >> 30 different videos. >> sheer joy. larry: liz, you are only numbers person on this panel who understands, i try to make it simple. but, let's not forget kitchen table issues, are trump's calling card. and they didn't occur during his presidency, they have occurred wages are rising, more slowly than prices, housing costs are enormous, car costs too, basic stuff, i don't want to let it

. >> jesse: plus, hulk hogan. >> run wild brother! ♪ ♪ >> jesse: covering the kamala harris campaign has been disorienting, phrase she was the most unpopular vp in history, then she is the messiah her records radical left and it she agrees with trump but her values have changed. okay. rvp loves white dudes and obama scolding the brothers puke she went it from a cnn for five weeks, then she turned down the fox debate, now she's playing footsie with hulk hogan and begging to come on fox. be careful what you wish for, because kamala harris just sat down with the bret baier for half hour and she was walked up so badly nancy pelosi is asking joe to get back in. >> how many illegal immigrants would you estimate your administration has released into the country over the past 3.5 years? >> i'm glad you asked -- raised the issue of immigration, i agree is a topic of discussion people want to rightly have. you know what i'm going to talk about -- >> do think it's 1 million, 3 million? he want ledges get to the point, the point is we have a brok

are you going to be voting for larry hogan? caller: i really like larry hogan. on the other hand, i am concerned about getting republicans -- giving republicans control of the senate. i have my mail-in ballot. i filled out everything but that. i keep going back and forth. i really like hogan. he did a good job when he was governor here. in a democratic state, he was republican for two terms which is unusual. host: a lot of analysts are saying it is looking like the republicans will take control of the senate. anyway, even without maryland. caller: i have heard that. they think it might flip-flop where the democrats get the house and republicans get the senate. whatever happens, one side needs to be democrat and one needs to be republican just to keep things in check. that is one of the reasons why when they did the constitution and put the country together they set it up so it was hard for anyone person to control things or one party. i think they need to do things more bipartisan and work things out, not my way or the highway which is the feeling i get. actuall

hogan. let's cover the rules for today's event, the lead debate will last one hour and begin with 90-2nd opening statements from each candidate that our panelists and myself will post directions directly to the candidates. our team of panelists generated the questions. the candidates have not seen them in advance. each candidate will have one minute to respond and the candidate answering the first will get an additional 30-second rebuttal. i reserve the right to follow up. finally we will conclude with one minute closing statements from each candidate. there's a timekeeper who will notify candidates of their remaining time and when time is expired. and interest of covering as much ground as possible we ask them to adhere to these time limits so let's welcome our panelists all of whom covered maryland politics for decades. tracy wilkins is an investigative reporter with the news 4 i team in washington dc. deborah wenger is an anchor at wbal tv 11 at baltimore. and now the candidates. republic

where did hogan go? t left. hogan and others back here. you would have cabinet members, they would, they would argue, they would argue with the president. it got heated at times. there may have been some four letter words in there, but that's ok. that's what the american people want. they want those hard conversations. so you come out on the right side of those policies for the american people. the last thing, a couple of other things that really struck me with president trump is one is his stamina. now, if you haven't noticed, i'm maybe a few years younger than he is. and so when i started working for him, i said, well, this is, this is and people always would talk about it. he just goes and goes and goes. i said no, no problem. i got this. i got it. i didn't have it. i didn't have it. so it was several months. it was a while and one night i turned to my wife and i said, look, i've got to get like, more than four hours of sleep. i'm turning my phone off. she was like, great. i was like, that's a terrible idea. so, go to bed at 10:00. abou

republican national committee co-chair laura trump joins me exclusively and then senate candidate larry hogan, plus a year of pain with israel set to mark one year since the october 7th attacks, its forces are escalating offensive in gaza and lebanon. will the hostages ever come home washington where the state of our union is 30 days out. we have less than a month left in one of the most extraordinary presidential campaigns in american history. and more than 1 million voters have already cast their ballots across 30 states. and what is expected to be a hard fought and close race, right up to election day. no doubt with plenty more twists and turns to come yesterday, vice president kamala harris, survey damage in north carolina as that state tries to dig out of the devastation caused by hurricane helene. while donald trump returned last night to butler pennsylvania, where he narrowly survived five and assassination attempt just three months ago and now faces a new opponent and a much tighter race. he was joined onstage, there by my next guest, republican national committee co-chair, lara trump

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usa. >> hulk hogan wrapping up his remarks at the trump rally at madison square garden.wn manhattan. let's check in with another trump supporter now. tennessee senator marsha blackburn joins me now. senator, i cannot imagine there are too many times in your life you have had to follow hulk hogan and then in view. am i right about that? >> you are right about that. millions of americans are watching what is happening at madison square garden. they know it is just such a famous arena. you've had democrat and republican there. you've had a lot of celebrities in there. and they are waiting to see president trump come to the stage and send that message. kamala broke it, he will fix it. and the american people are tired of being broke. they are tired of an open border they are ready to get some positive action going in this country and get back on the right track. >> if you look at a lot of the polling that is out there, national polling and et cetera, this race is essentially a tie according to the polls. do you see it that way? >> i think president trump is pulling ahead. we

that's easy, but senate also brooks or hogan, look they're both try choice, but hogan cut taxes tolls, and fees, and maryland i like cogen he works with both parties. he finds common sense solutions. this isn't complicated. i'm splitting my ticket. harris and hogan do you worry about this split ticket factor in your state? i don't because i think the governor is a perfect example of what i'm talking about. you can't be quote, unquote, anti-trump but you won't even vote against him inside of the election. you cannot have it both ways. and i i endorsed angela alsobrooks over a year ago. i've been proudly campaigning for a crowded primary and i've been proudly campaigning for her ever since. she will be maryland's next senator. i think she's going to win handily and not only she a great candidate, i think that we're seeing the fact that larry hogan back-and-forth on whether or not he is going to be pro choice that he just became pro-choice the past couple of months ago. does not rub marylanders well, the fact that we watched kamala side rates and non-fatal shooting rates skyrocket while

what's your response to hogan? another pro wrestler's who support trump? >> well, it's their right to do that i believe i was asked to talk with you today because of a video i put out that's received several million views where i said that the, undertaken was right donald trump did make politics fun for there's nothing fine about his rhetoric. there is nothing fine about the way he demeans citizens of this country and nothing funny about the way he talks down to women. and in my experience, real men respect strong women. they don't live in fear of them. >> you know, when you think about this concept of masculinity, it's been very much a part of the campaign. people are talking a lot about it this appeal to the so-called every and why does the harris campaign appeal to you well, i've always like kamala harris go back to when she was campaigning for president five years ago and i liked what she had to say. >> i just believe she's a positive person, a very competent person i want to embrace the joy that she brings the optimism and not the fear that has been d

>> brooke: hulk hogan, dr. phil, tulsi gabbard, mike johnson and more. former first lady melania trump made an appearance to introduce her husband. >> america's most fearless leader whose mark changed the course of the world. new york city and america needs their magic back. [cheering] >> a country of tomorrow that will shape our future and set expectations for the generations. let us charge together with shared reason that builds on american greatness. let's size this moment and create a country for tomorrow, the future that we deserve. >> brooke: former president donald trump will be back on the campaign trail today in georgia with eight days to go. >> carley: this rally was something. i showed up at 6:00 a.m. to talk to people and the crowds were huge already, 11 hours before donald trump spoke or the rally sta started. by the time i left, i would say 20,000. >> brooke: absolutely and there were people watching on the jumbotron, it was quite a scene, 19, the 500 were filled. >> carley: and i'm sure the bars. thank you. vice president kamala harris wil

liz: got it hogan gidley. thank you so much good to see you.edia is about election coverage. it's this. why won't cbs release a full transcript of its "60 minutes" interview with kamala harris? it has released transcripts for interview in 2020 with trump, in 2019 with a.g. barr and earlier this year with fed chair jerome powell. joining us now, new york post columnist miranda devine, she's the author of the blockbuster new book "the big guy" and president and his son sold out america about joe and hunter biden. miranda devine, what do you make of this controversy? >> look, i just do not understand why cbs is allowing itself to be dragged into more and more controversy. every time it tries to get itself out of the mess, it just makes things worse, and in this particular statement it's basically called donald trump a liar. all they have to do is just release the unedited video and the transcript and people can see for themselves if they did deceptively edit it. clearly, the answer though showed on "60 minutes" was a much more coherent articulate

did you like larry hogan when he was your governor? i did, because he worked across the aisle. if he tries to work across the aisle, there are too many radical maga's in the senate right now. host: i will move forward. i want you to listen to the next article that was written today in usa today. you said that you won't vote for larry hogan because then republicans will get the upper chamber of the senate. that could be the case anyway. montana could hold the cards for control of the senate. that is the headline in usa today. montana is not typically the state that decides elections, but this year holds all the cards for the u.s. senate. in less than a week, montana voters will choose between a republican former navy seal new to politics, or a third-generation farmer and incumbent democrat hoping to prove the polls wrong. the pic will likely determine which political party controls the upper chamber for at least the next few years as democrats battle for every single seat to hold their majority. democrats control the senate in a narrow

looks trump is not endorsed hogan. early voting begins thursday.t madeleine rivera thank you. for more on all this nebraska senator pete ricketts a member of the foreign relations committee for senator, it's good for you to spend time with us this evening. let's take a listen of one of the nebraska resist senator deb fischer is in it unexpectedly tight race with her challenger dan osborne. he's an independent it's his 49, 43 the fine print is inside the margin of error. a lot of people are surprised at the way this race is going. she won her last reelection race by 20 points apart what's going on there? >> nebraska's ozment estate with populism if you go back to beginning of the 20th century. osborne is running as posting as an independent. people should not be full by this. he is for all the things that democrats are for amnesty, social security, jobs here benefits he wants boys to play girls sports and be allowed integral bathroom. he's a typical profile democrat on what he stands on the issues and of course all this money is coming from the demo

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hogan. >> we will never get everything done in washington if you just attack people who disagree with you. we agree on this issue. i fully funded planned parenthood and abortion every single year while i was governor. this is a very important issue. to misrepresent what the facts are is really sad, and it is unfortunate. but i have been clear. my record is clear. you and i pretty much agree on this issue. and yet you continue to say that i have a different position. my record as governor is clear. >> go ahead. >> i will say it again, i believe the former governor when he says he has changed. >> i did not say that. >> the point of the matter is, if the republicans are in control of the senate, there will be no vote on roe. we have seen this movie before. when mitch mcconnell refused to bring it to avoid. they have been abundantly clear that they do not decide to codify roe, and that they will be seeking national abortion. if mitch mcconnell or ted cruz or lindsey graham are there, it will not

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republican senate nominee former governor larry hogan trying to pull off upset in maryland.t some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 28 in columbus where the former ceo of ohio based abercrombie and fitch is arrested on charges luring men into sex parties held around the world. authorities say mike jeffries his romantic partner and third man sometimes promised recruits modeling jobs for the clothing retailer. fox 31 in denver as one person dies and at least 49 others are sickened by e.coli food poisoning linked to mcdonald's hamburgers in 10 states. the centers for disease control and prevention says everyone interviewed in connection with the outbreak had reported eating at mcdonald's before falling ill and most mentioned eating quarter pounder hamburgers. this is a live look at chicago. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 32. windy city named the most rat infested city in the country that's according to pest control company or kin. it is the tenth straight year chicago has topped the rat list. the company says the city's infrastruc

larry hogan is running for the senate. ads in response, which they are doing because they realized there is a strong message to most of the people in maryland because larry hogan is a moderate. they keep doing it. hey, do you remember how great he was during covid? do you remember how we got you your vaccines? don't worry, he will protect a woman's right to choose, don't you worry. he always will be a moderate. he stood up to jump. -- to trump. they call to all the right things. if i was not a democratic operative, i watch with my husband, i would kick him. it is very much they obviously know how a maryland or might be thinking -- marylander might be thing in that moment. they are like, don't let them get the senate. they need to snap you out of it. they have hit every message they need to hit. they knew exactly what might strike the heart of it. and they are bold enough to have enough money to blanket it. bravo every time. it is on so much that i'm like, my son is watching youtube, you are not targeting anything because m

let's bring in former deputy press secretary to trump, hogan gidley. hogan, good to see you again. what did you make of this? by the way border officials say she did not cut it by half. it exploded on her watch. she's talking about recent drops attributed to texas crackdown. >> more lies from kamala harris here but the campaign of kamala harris, joe, they are in a difficult spot, because when you put kamala harris out to try and get people to know her better, she's way more radical than joe biden and way less likable than joe biden so they are kind of stuck and this media blitz shows she realizes the campaign understands they have not closed this deal for the american people. you can't sell a bad product. kamala harris is a bad product. you heard her in that interview. not answering questions. everyone knows this border crisis didn't happen to kamala harris. it happened because of kamala harris. the left led by people like joe biden and kamala harris just left the border wide open to allow drugs, human trafficking, child smuggling to pour into our american communities, and then she

harris and hogan because you've said you won't vote for trump, right? yes. >> that add your seemed to be promoting kamala harris as well? >> no. actually, this is a woman who was a former chairman of the democratic women's club. and what camry county and she's splitting her ticket i think this is a big part of my coalition in maryland. i've got to win most of the republicans most of the independence where we're winning by 20 points and about a third of the democrats. and that's how i was elected governor twice and became only the second republican in 248 years to be reelected. >> but you're, you're not going to vote for trump, are you going to vote for kamala harris? >> you know, i've decided that neither one of them meza, earn my vote and i'm not i've never voted for anybody. i didn't really believe in. >> so you're just not going to vote for the presidential candidate. you're going to leave that blank. and when you go to the polling booth what what do you think the argument that she's making is if you're elected a republican senator from the state of

and now westmore in the midst of covid for hogan and the collapse of the key bridge in baltimore. they found a partnership with the federal government it was not an adversarial relationship here is what ron desantis has to say about fema and their assistance in your state. >> people have asked me about is fema going to do this. let me be clear in florida, we run the show fema is not running the show. we will utilize them to support some of the things we are doing but you will not see fema running amok in florida i know that has been on the internet that will not happen i am the sheriff that is in charge and we will make sure to protect you, do not worry about it. the mac this is my own editorial comment that is weak leadership, fema running amok? fema does not run amok it helps people it is a first responder. i am the sheriff here? if you have to tell people that been maybe you are not so much in charge as you think you are. that is me because i have seen leadership in my state from a republican and democratic governor. congresswoman, how do you get things done if that is the atti

-- angela also brooks and our former governor, hogan. even though our governor has been decent, he has been a failure when it comes to transportation in the state of maryland, in terms of supporting other initiatives for other democratic -- graphics. and alsobrooks, personally, i don't align with her values. i'm undecided on the senate side. but i will not be voting for vinny moyer. host: judy in mississippi on the line for independents. good morning. caller: i voted against donald but i'm on the republican side this time. i don't understand why people blame biden for the inflation and do not realize that on december 19, when covid came out, trump told us it was not real, it was a hoax and it would go away and continued to have rallies during the whole time. he said he knew it would be bad but it was -- but was afraid it would cost him the election. steve bannon sold money. -- stole money from the wall. it was called rebuild the wall. bannon is supposed to be sentenced in december. host: judy, talk to me about who you are voting for for

it's not as if anybody's surprised hulk hogan ripped his shirt off. that's what he does. tony tells roast jokes. what's shocking these things are usually happening in a small austin comedy club or back rooms. but this happened at madser square garden and suddenly said trump, vance. and suddenly the secret's out. it's laughable to me almost like donald trump didn't know what they were getting there. we were joking, we didn't know -- now, you know, i know. >> we were told from people at these rallies and aren't familiar with the tony sets down in austin that this is the kind of stuff that resonates with young men, dana white and hulk hogan might see passe or sort of like sideshows, but this is ginning up young men who might feel marginalized. you see the enthusiasm. is that an assessment of the merit, of the value of these people at those events, correct? >> i mean this excites some men, not all men. kind of the worst men, not to be por jorative about it, but if this what gets you going, i think you need a hobby or learn how to play guitar -- i do have empathy for -- >> you

>> i have met hulk hogan.id not spend my career beating up immigrants to let that kamala take over! people got to understand, i know kamala. back when she was kamala the ugandan giant. >> what's going on? >> oh, van jones. hi, van. >> i am here to spin. >> jake. >> what we saw tonight -- you are weeping. >> [crying] >> what we saw tonight was two men coming together, putting aside their differences, and focusing on the issues. [crying] i can't hold it together. it was so beautiful, jake! [crying] >> that is not -- that is not how he cries. >> who's got a question for meemaw? the meemaw of j.d. vance. hi, jake. it is meemaw. but it is spelled mama. sorry. >> did you make these? >> you jewish people don't know how it is spelled. it's okay. >> what makes you think i am jewish? >> things aren't that bad, jake. you don't have to deny it. my boy, my little j.d. is the american dream. he started out in rural ohio, and now all the people he grew up with can turn on the tv and say, there is the hometown boy who was goi

challenges still exist the one person who is trying to create separation, the senate side is larry hogan. >> so you have larry hogan and maryland who is clearly separating himself from trump and you have mike rogers who doesn't want any daylight. and we will know on november 6, which one is successful. >> it's the purple straight sahel strategy saying i'm going to tie themselves to trump and they may be successful, but maybe they both lose. maybe they go both when they split ticket voting. so much uncertainty in 16 days, we shall no, sir. all right. coming up an israeli counter attack on iran, could very well happen before election day kaitlan collins on never have time to repair. wait before you throw it away. led mighty minute saved the day. high. billy mays here for mighty mended the fast, easy way to mend him. and where it again, saving you money, mighty amended is got a glue, but a flexible bonding agent that grabs adherers and interlocks the fibers of virtually any fabric for a permanent repair. sowing takes forever but with my demanded just apply gently touch and mended this strea

hogan stopped by a deli in maryland yesterday. can attract voters from across the spectrum. >> i've got to convince republicans to stick with me and convince independents and democrats i won't be just a rubber stamp republican. i've always stood up to do whatever i think is right for all the people of our state. >> also brooks and hogan have raised 36.2 and 31.1 million respect vivol according to the baltimore sun. >> no matter what he says about how independent and a maverick. he is no maverick. he is a company man all day long and he will vote with mitch mcconnell, ted cruz and all those folks. >> the latest poll registered in likely voters found that also brooks has a 9% lead. for democrats that's too close for comfort in a state like maryland that biden took where the 33 points back in 2020. early in person voting in maryland kicks off today. >> bill: thank you so much for that. appreciate it. >> dana: can i ask the questions i was asking you? there are a couple of other races out there on the senate that are interesting. one

hogan: god bless donald trump. he's our next president.e rights of every man i am a real american right for what's right fight for your life ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i am a real american fight for the rights of every man i am a real american fight for what's right fight for your life ♪♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ i am a real american fight for the rights of every man i am a real american fight for what's right fight for your life ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage founder of marriage street media, dr. phil mcgraw. ♪ born free i was born free i was born free born free free like a river raging strong strong in the wind i'm facing ♪♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "dr. phil"] mr. mcgraw: well, you guys look just like you do when i'm on tv. [cheers and applause] except for you, you look a little different. listen, i love you guys for caring enough about the united states of america to come out here tonight! [cheers and applause] thank you so much for caring enough to come out here tonigh

the one and only legend hulk hogan is with us. how are you mack huh. >> i'm great, brother. from madison square garden, brother. [laughter] >> sean: i workout not -- i'm not taking you on either. your -- you were great in one of the rocky movies and i remember the size difference i'm like oh, my gosh, that was brutal and at the end it was funny. so you tap into something that i think is really relevant. trump is real. i do it interview after interview with donald trump, have one tomorrow with him. and these are not scripted answers. these are answers from the heart. kamala can't talk about her real views so she has to hide them. i think that's a big part of why she's not doing well. your thoughts? >> while the main problem i have with her is she will never answer the question. whenever she is confronted, if she has the answer, which she won't tell you the answer because at the end of the day all the policies are bad, they're taking this country in the wrong direction so when people talk about the word salad and the wrestling business we call it a bunch of gaga, you know, and

hulk hogan, dr. phil, dana white.reenwood, melania; he and melania went over and thanked him. >> steve: did you say melania? >> ainsley: i did. >> steve: tomorrow we are having a live show in this room. look at that, she is going to be here live. fantastic. >> brian: tucker carlson was also great. he said i cannot believe i'm sandwiched in between r.f.k. and elon musk. >> steve: you know, ainsley, you were talking a little bit about and brian about the messaging from the other side how the republicans or rather the democrats are trying to portray donald trump as fashionist. >> they will not lay off that. >> fashionist stuff which comes from john kelly and some other people talking about when he was president. one of kamala harris' biggest super pacs, it's called future forward, they warned democrats that attacking trump as a fascist is less effective in the final 8 days than if you actually highlight her proposals and how they would help. so, in other words, stop with the attacks talk about how she will save americans

solid blue maryland former republican governor larry hogan facing off against county executive angelo holster brooks, democrats determined to hold onto deceit but hogan is selling himself as a moderate and insisting there's an opening in a state that trump is likely to lose. >> got to convince republican's to stick with me and convince independents and democrats i am not going to be just a rubber-stamp republican, that i've always stood up, what is right for all the people of our state. >> republicans feel bullish on their senate majority chances overall special with west virginia open senate seat considered a slam-dunk for the g.o.p. so yes they have to look at all of these polls, john, but it is interesting to see how they are messaging in the final stretch. >> john: also interesting to see donald trump initially was against larry hogan and then summit he whispered in his ear, mr. president, we can pick up a senate seat if you support him -- >> play nice. >> john: he is a moderate in a moderate state, that's how you win. >> and maryland is going to go blue, not a doubt of that in te

democrat angela alsobrooks is hoping to succeed ben cardin, and she's facing off against larry hogan,cored high mark as a republican governor in a blue state and is promising bipartisanship in washington. this race has turned into one of the most expensive in the country with more than $60 million in ads flooding local media. nbc's gary grumbach is joining us from maryland. what do voters see as the stakes of this race? >> reporter: this is democracy in action here. i want to show you what this process looks like inside an early voting site here. you got folks checking in at the tables here. then, they're given a choice in maryland of two ways to vote. you can either do it by paper, by filling in the ballot with a pen yourself, or you can get an electronic ballot marking. that's way over here on this side. either way you do it, they come out over here with a completed ballot, put it in the machines right here, and they're counted and kept safe until election day. so, we'll take you outside. let's talk about who the candidates are. you mentioned this is one of the most expensive senate

i also think that he has so much money in that superpac that hogan's superpac ads have been really quiteesting and i think they have so much money that they maybe aren't targeting to the oversaturation point. his ads have been really good. he is moderate. he is running for the senate. so the ads which they are doing because they realize that it's a very strong message to most of the people in maryland because larry hogan is a moderate, they keep doing it, they say, do you remember how great he was during covid? how he got you your vaccine? do you remember? don't worry. he is going to protect a woman's right to choose. don't you worry. [laughter] he always will be a moderate. he stood up to trump! i mean, they call to all the right things. honestly, if i was in a democratic operative -- i watch my husband and i kick him. he is like, hmm! and i am like, no! but it is like they know exactly how a mary landrieu might be thinking at that moment. and i laughed because immediately right afterwards, they are like, don't let them get the senate! they need to snap you out of it. [laughter] they ha