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

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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. >

former state commerce secretary kelly schulze enjoys support from current governor larry hogan while esident trump. all four have been trading barbs with trump calling hogan a rhino and questioning trump's influence. >> i think trump's affect on the party is diminished and it's continuing to. >> hogan who hit his term limit as one of the most popular governors in the country has hinted at a potential run for the white house. and it wins that could make for campaign ammo against a possible trump 2024 bid. but hogan would not confirm or deny whether he sees this primary as a proxy war with the former president. >> i mean, each race really comes down to the candidates themselves. >> on the other side, nine democrats are on the ballot but peter fran choo, west moore and tom perez who is endorsed by speaker nancy pelosi lead the pac. according to a poll, crime, inflation and the cost of gas are among the top issues for both democrats and republicans. the primary results could hit one major snag. in maryland, mail-in ballots cannot be counted until two days after the primary. something gove

>> 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

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 w

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

. >> 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

that is the worry, sarah, we shouldn't be surprised larry hogan moderate maryland governor, not a fannald trump, donald trump not a fan of his isn't keen on the candidate donald trump wants to be the next governor who is republican. where is this going, plays out in other states, herschel walker with contest of the georgia senate seat. >> similar dynamic in john fetterman, doing pretty well. not on the campaign trail. i do think the midterms in general republicans race to lose. the environment almost could not be more favorable for them but it's a problem when in some of these primaries pubs nominate potentially weak candidates. maryland is unique case. larry hogan's election, re-election was a fluke in of itself because it's a blue state, a state joe biden carried by more than 30 points in 2020. anyone republican even moderate as kelly schultz would have trouble replicating hogan's success. that is why hogan is not populist or trump type figure by any means. i think dan cox will have trouble there. but this favorable environment could carry other weaker candidates in over the finish

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

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

>> reporter: neither donald trump or larry hogan o are running for maryland governor this time, but theirdidate, longtime commerce secretary in the hogan administration. she's said she's not going to change the abortion rules, restrictions and laws as they stand right now in the state of maryland. she's been endorsed by current governor larry hogan. on the other hand, you have dan cox, a state delegate 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 so

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

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

trump. >> what was impressive about your campaign in the primaries 's, not only did you have a larry hogan talk about cox, you had another larry, larry young of baltimore -- you have shown a capacity to have a broad base support of people not likely in agreement on things. if you win this november general election against that cox, you will become the first black governor in maryland and just the third black governor elected to the position. there have been others that have been appointed. talk to me about what that would mean to you as someone who came up the rough side of the mountain, as we say in church? >> i will say that it is not lost on me idle that i am the grandson of someone who is run out of the country by the ku klux klan but someone who came back to the country and went to an hbcu and became the first black minister in history of the dutch foreign church. someone who, when we talk about inequities, my life has been littered with the consequences of an equitable policies. i saw my father died in front of me when i was almost four years old because he could not get the health c

what you saw happen at the time i ran in 2002 and what larry hogan started in 2014 was to create a narrativehat began to appeal to central right democrats and independent voters who typically and traditionally voted democratic. gave them a choice to consider. what dan cox has done ostensibly is by defeating kelly, take that choice away from those voters. so the likelihood that they're going to, in the first instance, first blush, vote for someone who believes that joe biden was installed in the white house, bussed people to january 6th, called the vice president, then vice president pens a traitor, that these are going to be, these are larry hogan voters. no, they're not going to vote for dan cox in that regard. so this is going to be a very difficult struggle for the gop, to hold the government's mansion, coming this november. >> give me your political sense here for a moment, what should democrats do to more effectively oppose these candidates? and i wanted to be careful in the way we characterize those ads because democrats are paying for them, but they are really running, and they are le

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

before i let you go, do you expect to get current governor of maryland, larry hogan's endorsement?ot a fan. he said he wouldn't even give him a tour of the governor's office, let alone support him to be the next governor. we are going to have a big -- it's one of the reasons that we have been so successful both in the primary and why we will be successful in november. because when i was in the military i i always said a question i never once asked by soldiers, what is your political party? it did not matter. we had one goal, one job, when mission. we plan on begging a big tent and bringing everybody on board to make sure that our state -- >> all right, wes moore, democratic candidate for governor in maryland. thank you for your time, sir. >> great to see you. thank you. >> next, why you don't want to mess with the wrong people and politics, and specifically, i'm talking about moms. i'm very serious, because they have a lot of political capital. listen up to what the three ladies joining me have to say about key issues right after this break. stay with us. ht after this break stay w

get rid of shut down larry hogan trying to get another rino into offers kelly schulz. >> i know i'm note. >> some say the g.o.p. primary proxy war between trump and hogan who is mulling a possible run for the white house. on the other side of the aisle, nine candidates, including 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 peopl

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

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

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

on nbc's meet the press, maryland republican governor larry hogan said his state's red flag law workssupports reasonable gun restrictions. merrill, we've got some of the toughest gun laws in the country, but it hasn't stopped the shootings. >> for 23 is the time. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a new mental health hotline is on the way. we'll tell you more on how it might change the way our country helps those in crisis. we'll be right back. >> 4.26 is the time. and later this week states are going to be rolling out the new national mental health hotline. currently a 10 digit number will connect people in with the to the national suicide prevention lifeline. but come saturday, that number's going to change to simply 9, 8, 8, hannah brandt has the story. >> soon will be the national hotline for mental health. help anywhere. the country called by name age. and you're going to talking who trained professional is going to be able to help you on july 16th, 9, 8, 8, replace the existing 10 digit suicide prevention number. the change comes from legislation led by congressman chris

santos is a favorite, but i think also some unexpected people to chris christie, perhaps or even larry hogan. governor of maryland. greg abbott has also been mentioned. and who knows we could see rand paul and ted cruz as well. some people are concerned about trump's impact on american politics rather than bringing people together. he's you know, caused disruption, i think, but u. c. berkeley political science professor henry brady says trump does have some disadvantages. trump and biden will be old men. ah and i say that as a fairly old person myself, and i think that there's going to be real questions about age. real questions about age. um and i think second of all that's going to be real questions about donald trump and his fitness for office so we could see a an interesting thing to presidents nevertheless, having people running against them and trying to displace them as the nominee of the party, mama ktvu, fox two news a government watchdog says u s secret service agents deleted text messages sent and received around the january 6th riot at the capitol. the erasers come after the watc

trump's influence and last night trump putting out this statement saying get rid of shutdown rino larry hoganust 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. that's got to feel pretty good. >> not as good as the reception has been on election day, our third polling station and a ton more to go. republicans across the count

larry hogan, the most popular governor in america, his handpicked assessor, a moderate republican getslutely insane qanon person. and a primary. the republicans just give away the governorship of maryland because that is a bottom-up thing. this is with the team usa team wants, the primary voters want that as well. >> yeah, yeah. never underestimate demand. demand side pushes. when you look at something and you say, this seems bad, lots of demand for. it tim miller, thank you very much. >> thank you, chris. >> still ahead, why the top pro israel lobbying group is just pouring money into democratic primary races. including one to defeat a jewish member of congress! what is going on in michigan, next. they simply want support unconditionally to where those people by and large are also less likely to take a progressive stance on other issues, because if you don't basically believe in the idea of equality under the law for palestinians you're less likely to believe otherwise. >> peter, we'll watch that primary and others, where this will likely play out as well. thanks a lot. >> thank you.

there 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

host: maryland governor larry hogan. how has your community been impacted by gun violence?202) 748-8000 for the eastern and central time zones. (202) 748-8001, mountain and pacific. you can send as a text, (202) 748-8003, tell us your name and where you are. on twitter, this comment says, from crescent city, california, like much of rural america, there is very little gun violence here. criminals are now an issue in my area, that is why, after 60 years, my home now has guns for the first time. this one says, being that i live one hour away from parkland, florida, and two hours away from the pulse nightclub in orlando, i would say my came unity is very impacted. one mass shooting somewhere affects us all. back to calls, james in oxford, north carolina. go ahead. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i have several comments, but let me start with one thing, each time we have a mass shooting, the first thing you hear is, well, the person was mentally ill. hello? host: yes. caller: mentally ill, some kind of mental issue. but i want all the callers listening to know,

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.

. >> larry hogan is out there, more better and reasonable candidates that will destroy him what's maryland elements. i gently think he's finished as a reasonable alternative for maryland republicans against good and strong democrat. >> laura: always reassuring was reassuring was msnbc is the arbiter of what is good for republicans. okay. >> you can go back to 2016 as i know you know and find mainstream liberal pundits saying exactly the same thing about donald trump. they were saying we are rooting for donald trump here we hope republican party is dumb enough to nominate trump as head of more formidable establishment candidates like jeb bush and marco rubio. because we know we will beat them and of course they got what they wanted. they got donald trump the meaning of losing. even though trump was not very popular. i think what they don't realize is how hated establishment candidates are. they may be right in particular cases like maryland but in general, populist candidates have a much greater appeal to large part of the electorate and they are playing a very dangerous game to help win th

emily: part of it, look at what governor larry hogan, his popularity in the state, he has consistentlyointed to the type of republican a lot of democrats can get behind. he is backing one of the two candidates in the republican primary for governor. the other is backed by former president donald trump and it has become a proxy war for the future of the republican party. democrats have a competitive primary for governor today. we think this will be one of the closely watched races in part because we do not have a lot of primary is going on in july. this is the big one. certainly a governors race to keep an eye on that will tell us about the future of both political parties. tom: how is the trump pixie dust in maryland versus across the south? emily: one trend we seem to be seeing is in deep red areas, trump candidates do really well. look at the south carolina primary between tom rice, where he lost to a primary challenger, mostly because tom rice voted to impeach trump. he has otherwise solid conservative credentials but that was up to lose him in this deep red state. you saw similar t

and gina raimondo on the economy and maryland's republican governor larry hogan. with elaine auerbach not taking this one against own jib or marking the first ever grand slam singles title for a player from kazakhstan. >>> controversial stars facing off for the men's title. looking to win again against nick curio's going for his first grand slam title. megan fitzgerald is outside of the all english club with the preview. >> a good morning. it's going to boil down to a battle between experience and adrenaline. he is going to be out here today. if he pulls this off he will be one behind rafael nadal who had withdrawal from about lynn earlier this week after an abdominal injury. today is going to be new experience with some added pressure at home and of course off the court as well. he is going to be facing assault charges filed by his ex- girlfriend. they are taking the instagram to ask if they can finally be friends returning the response by saying the winner pays really. >> probably not quite as friendly when they step on that court. thank you so much. >>> let's t

governor larry hogan was talking to the press this morning talking about trump's influence in the republican party. let me play what he said. >> president trump's influence on the party was going to diminish for time, it hasn't happened rapidly but it has diminished dramatically. there are 34% of republican primary voters who want to see the president right again. >> is he right about that, is the influence diminishing. i don't have that vibe. but you help me out. >> if you're talking to people around the country, you know, they don't talk about trump as much as they used to. i think that is fair. i think it is this thing we do inside the beltway, we almost get inside of our heads thinking, well, this is the dominant topic around here. it's gotta be on the minds of americans that same way. in my native west virginia, i can tell, you people have moved on. they say they like donald trump because they remember what he said. but are they willing to make a change because they want something different the answer is yes. so, look, it's not a simple answer. it's not the one people want to hear. but

the maryland governor's race a candidate to the right of larry hogan was elected.king for which party serve us best and they are saying neither. it's anybody's guess. >> harris: that's a transparent answer. i thought you might have an idea how to go after the people. if you don't have it as a strategist i'm worried about other democrats. what's the republican take on this? what we're hearing from hispanic voters we talked with, david, is that they don't like that superficial courting. there is an opportunity here. >> we have a full and complete -- [inaudible] what you are hearing from hispanic voters is they have realized if the democrats are willing to lie to them about one thing they'll lie to them about everything. it is why you now see almost a 20-point swing for republicans to our favor amongst hispanic voters, which takes away a huge block of the democratic base. why you see in these republican primaries you see republicans are up 26% in turnout while democrats are down 4% in their turnout. it all leads to an election where republicans have a great opportunit

will have exclusive interviews with representative stephanie murphy, as well as maryland governor larry hogan. plus, commerce secretary gina raimondo and kera swisher. we hope you stick around. >>> coming up in about 30 minutes, we speak to larry hurston for our weekly segment. we take a look at gun laws in the u.s. and how they differ from other countries in the wake of recent mass shootings. crews now how the upper hand on the electro fire. it's 72% contained and evacuation orders have been reduced to just warnings. before crews gained control of the fire, nearly 100 visitors were trapped inside a campground in amador county. surrounded by flames, they took cover in this building. they were led there by a pg&e worker who does routine checkups in the workhouse and had the keys to get inside. >> we been through floods and fires and storms. and so we know it can sustain pretty much everything. so it was probably the safest place anyone of us could go. >> wow, what luck. a state inside the powerhouse for 6 hours. after some of the flames died down, they were able to safely escape the fire. >>>

we don't know who the next charlie baker in massachusetts, larry hogan in virginia are going to be.it on success and results. we don't spread the dollars pro rata across the country. we go to the states where people have moved numbers, and we build coalitions and win those races. >> let me ask you on a personal level. do you, doug ducey, who does not believe the 2020 election was stolen either in pennsylvania or your state, that doug mastriano should be in a -- >> i think the state would be better served by those who believe in the people, believe that small businesses should operate, and small children should be in classrooms. i don't think we should think for one more moment about 2020. this is about the 2022 election cycle. as i said, the job of the rga is to elect republicans, and that's what we're going to do in this cycle. >> i want to ask you about january 6. your friend rusty bowers testified before the committee about trect pressure he got from donald trump, john eastman, and rudy giuliani. you told me donald trump bears some responsibility for jan 6. do you believe his act

and you also have a lot of other trump screcket liz cheney, larry hogan.ow is he going to get momentum in a republican party that has changed when he was first picked for that ticket. >> bret: pence seeks distance from trump as he considers 2024 presidential run. in the 18 month since two men split pence flipped the switch turning to the path he began before praising trump and private james mattis chats on the golf course. he wants everyone to know he is his own man and his team looking to reintroduce him ahead of at 2024 presidential bid. what do you think? >> i think we are say seeing two things go on. if i was on your show bret in july of 201 and told you that the trump is the next president of the united states, you probably would have laughed me off your show and not invited me back in. >> bret: i would have always invited me back. >> now know who the nominee is? thank you. we don't know who the nominee is this far in advance. listen, i love the sport of politics and watching it like you. but, it's really early. second, i would say biden is so weak an

the trump-backed cox beat current governor larry hogan's pick, kelly schultz.c governor's association spent more than a million dollars on ads supporting cox and highlighting trump's endorsement, presuming that cox would be an easier opponent in november. cnn has not yet projected a winner on the democratic side. >>> and transportation secretary pete buttigieg quick to dismiss concerns about president biden's mental fitness after troy neal questioned him about biden's fall from a bike and other gaffes. the unexpected confrontation comes several hours into the transportation secretary's hearing on capitol hill. >> he falls off bicycles. even at the white house easter celebration, the easter bunny had to guide him back into his safe place. cue cards that say sit here or end of speech, which he actually states, that is if he stays awake. so my question for you is, sir, have you spoken with any other cabinet members about implementing the 25th amendment on president biden? >> first of all, i'm glad to have a president who can ride a bicycle. >>> and john fetterman

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glenn youngkin, larry hogan, nikki haley teasing this week at that recent christians united for israel might take a woman, right, teasing her -- >> tom cotton has been to iowa and he's planning to go to new hampshire. >> ron desantis, mike pompeo. >> senator thune, senator mcconnell, a lot of establishment republicans would much rather have any of those folks on the ballot than the former president. that's not to say that these candidates won't be running on many of the same policies, touching on many of the same grievances, but they won't come with the same baggage as trump. >>ets are rr just say it right now because if there is a field that is that crowded against donald trump, that is what is going to hand donald trump the republican nomination. >> if trump runs, it will be a small field. >> it will need to be one person or he will be the nominee. >> trouble in the ranks, the recruitment numbers that are not adding up for the u.s. army and how it could pose a national security problem for the united states. stay with us. (man) [whispering] what's going on? (burke) it's a farmers pol

in one letter, the marshal wrote to the maryland governor, larry hogan, that the laws in his state inhibit assembling "with another in a manner that disrupts a person's right to the tranquility and a person's home." 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

republican, the outgoing republican governor who is term limited, larry hogan, reacted to this yesterdayke on "state of the union." let's watch. >> i don't think there's any chance he can win, but there's no question this was a big win for the democratic governors association that i think spent over $3 million trying to promote this guy. and it was basically collusion between trump and the national democrats who propped this guy up and got him elected. but he really is not a serious candidate. >> so in maryland, it's clear this guy has a much less -- he doesn't have a terribly good chance of getting elected but there are places across the country where democrats have spent money on maga candidates, pennsylvania comes to mind, that could very well end up in positions of power in critical election years like 2024. doug mastriano in pennsylvania really comes to mind. i understand why democrats are doing it from a political perspective. they think it is more likely a democrat will get elected but is it good for the country? >> republicans have done similarly in other races. i think this year

. >> david, let's talk about larry hogan, the republican governor in maryland.nce over the republican party has diminished dra cltically. it's a mixed result so far. >> it is. with all due respect to governor hogan, there are the leaders and then there are the voters. and i think his grip on republican voters is much stronger than republican leaders in washington, d.c. but this goes to why donald trump is on the trial. not just to discredit the investigators of the january 6th committee and prosecutors in new york and georgia, but he's also 100 days a away from whether ron desantis is the heir aparent. donald trump cannot let november be be about mitch mcconnell becoming the majority leader, kevin mccarthy the house leader and ron desantis in florida, the next presidential nominee. donald trump cannot take anything for granted. i think that's what you're seeing. he's playing offense. >> let's talk for a moment about the january 6th hearings because now they are postponing. they maybe getting more evidence after cipollone and the possibilities of bannon possibly

they have a primary in the governor's race, larry hogan , the republican, is term- limited, a bunch ofx news con for example, all correspondent is out in anna polis today, the state capitol, talking about this fight for the governor's mansion. it's an interesting race what are you learning from there? reporter: hey there, connell, good afternoon to you. it is an interesting race. it's really one that everyone should be paying attention to, because we're expecting a very tight race between the two front runners in this gop nod for governor, and really, it has become this proxy war of sorts, a battle between the candidate that is being supported by current governor larry hogan and the candidate being supported by former president trump. so here are your gop front runners forker kelly schulz has hogan's support and dan cox, endorsed by trump so all four have been trading with trump calling hogan a rhino, and then hogan questioning trump's impact >> i think that trump's effect on the party is diminished and it's continuing too. i think the latest poll 34% of likely primary voters want trum

the midterm spotlight son maryland as well as the race to replace republican governor larry hogan, aidential candidate. i will talk to three top candidates on the democratic side about their chances today and the chances of winning in november to deliver the governorship back to a party that was

far-right state legislator dan cox easily defeated a more moderate rival backed by outgoing governor larry hogantime trump critic. the democratic primary winner won't be known until mail-in ballots are tallied. and, on wall street, stocks advanced for a second day, as another round of upbeat earnings reports came in. the dow jones industrial average gained 47 points to close at 31,874. the naz back -- nasdaq rose 184 points, 1.5%. the s&p 500 added 23 points. still to come on the newshour, the atf swears in a permanent director for the first time in years as mass shootings continue . the mother of a journalist murdered by isis discusses how the u.s. handles hostage situations. the leader of a sexual wellness organization gives her brief but spectacular take on menstruation. plus, much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour, from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at zo state university. -- at arizona state university. judy: when the u.s. supreme court issued its opinion last month overturning roe v. wade and 50 years of precedent on abortion rig