, 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

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 rublican 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? - [narrator] "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

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

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

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

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

republicans hoped they could flip a seat by running the state it's popular, former governor larry hogan, but with just 12 days to go, what are his chances? i'll ask former governor hogan live in minutes and leading this hour two huge campaign events are about to get underway. the way former president donald trump set to take the stage in moments for a rally. in the crucial battleground of arizona and vice president kamala harris is gearing up for an event in another key battleground, georgia, where but she will be joined by former president barak obama, joining us now to discuss susan rice, former director of the u.s. domestic policy council under president biden and former ambassador madam ambassador. good to see you us tonight. we're going to see president obama with vice president harris also the boss, bruce springsteen in georgia tomorrow in houston, we're going to see beyond, say willie nelson soon joining us, vice president harris. we saw this in 20162 stars coming out for hillary clinton. i wonder if you have any concern about the celebrities joining because i just want to play t

senate, gop former governor larry hogan participated in a debate with a democrat aela alsobrooks.governor larry hogan was questionedn his relationship with former president trump in light of his criticism of the trump administration. democrat angela alsobrooks was questioned on her acceptance of a x break which sheid not qualify for. the results of the maryland u.s. senate race couldetermine whether democrats or republicans get control of the senat the nonpartisan cook political port rated this race is likely democratic. the debate was hosted by maryland public television. this is about one hour. >> good evening and welcome to the 2024 maryland senate debate. from the irene and edward kaplan production studio at maryland public television. we are excited to bring new tonight's debate presented by nbc news, nbc washington, wbal tv 11, and maryland public television. good evening, i am chuck todd, moderator for tonight's debate between the democratic candidate angela alsobrooks and republican candidate larry hogan. let's begin by quickly covering the rules for today's event. the deb

. >> 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 stream. >> two withstand storm force winds he's easily men to him in your desk to look your best, even i

appreciate it very much former governor larry hogan running for the u.s. senate for maryland. we've invited the democratic senate candidate for maryland, angela alsobrooks to join us as well. we hope to have her her here in the situation room with us soon as well, and coming up cnn's john king joins us live from nevada as he swings through five battleground states in five days, also had democratic senator cory booker. he joins us here in the situation room we'll be right back after a quick break. >> this is an important message for everyone on medicare right now, is the medicare annual enrollment period. and today we are talking about medicare part c, commonly called medicare advantage. if you don't have a medicare part c plan call now, you may be eligible for plans in your zip code with additional benefits or cost savings. you may not be receiving now, or that may have previously not been available to you, different parts see plans are available in different parts of the country. so don't wait to call the number on your screen now, if you're on medicare, you can call even if

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

look at larry hogan, right in his race. i the reason that these likely to lose is the trump voters are going to say, you said you're going to be independent, you're not going to be for trump. you're off my list. i'll vote republican the rest of the way they they don't care but, you know, i've heard from a number of you know, particularly my former republicans. remember there's now more than 30, i never as a time that i can remember that you've had more than maybe one or two fact i can't name one. we've had a former member endorse the presidential nominee of the other party. i look at bill paxton. he was the head of the nrcc. can you imagine tom emmer today the former head of the nrcc now the republican whip. can you imagine him ever endorsing a democrat for president, the light bill paxton was the same way. i sort susan molinari, there's a lot of former republicans that are said enough. we want our party back. we got to govern whether we're in control or not. we know it's going to be close. the issues are too important toda

indicating that the democratic nominee, the candidate is not well-known enough, donna, and that larry hoganed down somewhat by donald trump, is a very popular governor, even among some democrats -- former governor. >> the democratic registration in maryland is two to one democrats to republicans. angela has been polling higher over the last several days. it's a competitive race. there's a lot of money being spent in maryland. we're not used to having money like that spent in a maryland senate race. i suspect that at the end of the day, democrats are probably going to come home. it's significant, however, that she seems to be running significantly behind kamala harris in this race, signifying there are a number of independents and democrats who are persuaded by larry hogan. at the end of the day, i believe that democrats are going to pull this race out. it's important to keep control of the senate. >> we should point out that's tipping in the balance. it's only divided. if harris wins and, therefore, tim walz would have a tiebreaking vote, they could afford to lose two seats. west virginia h

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

because they realize that it's a very strong message to most of the people in maryland because larry hoganmoderate, 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 have hit every message they need to hit and they know exactly what might strike the heart of it. and they are old enough to have enough money to go ahead and just blanket it. so i am, like, [clacton], bravo! [laughter] my son is watching youtube and some random thing and i am like, you are targeting, you aren't targeting anyth

. ♪ ♪ >> our colleague, chuck todd, moderated that debate between former governor larry hogan and angela very good reminder, there were so many debates, the senate is on the line, the house is on the line, every single member of the house of representatives is up for reelection. when it comes to the senate, democrats are defending 22, 23. west virginia is gone y'all. this is just a good snapshot, i think, of why every single day between now and the end of voting, which is election day, matters. >> it does matter. one of the strategies i employed in 2010 was a bottom- up strategy. you don't win necessarily by focusing just at the top. there are a lot of voters out there who are not moved, as we know, and we already talked about, by the presidential candidates. they have doubts, they have questions, they are like, i don't know. down ballot, whether it is a ballot initiative on abortion or cannabis or a candidate for u.s. senate or some other statewide office, that may animate them. so the parties have to know that and really kind of understand how they move and motivate those voters to com

host: did you like larry hogan when he was your governor?aller: i did, because he worked across the aisle. if he tries to work across the aisle there are too many radical magas in the senate right now. host: i'm going to move forward here. listen to this next article written today in usa today. you said you're not going to vote for larry hogan because 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 isn't typically the state that decides elections with this year holds all the cards, at least for the senate. in less than a week montana voters will choose between a republican former navy seal new to politics or third-generation farmer and incumbent democrat hoping to prove the polls wrong. montanans will likely determine which party controls the chamber for the next two years as democrats battle for every seat to hold their majority. democrats control the senate by a narrow margin of 51-49. republicans need onl

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republican state senator on the picket line at the port of baltimore this week who was talking about how larry hogan had been there the day before. he was in talks with former president trump's team trying to get him there and trying to get support for the workers there. so it's something that crosses ideological lines now. and the way i think it's going to be really interesting to see how that develops and hardens in the next few years. host: all right, that's ian kullgren, he's the labor reporter for bloomberg law. you can find him on x >> watch washington journal, from washington dc to across the country. coming up thursday morning, the author of disaster all a g dispatches from the front line of the climate crisis talks about fema's role in hurricane recovery efforts and the challenges for emergency management. then david jackson on how natural disasters like hurricanes can impact presidential politics and elections. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> will you solemnly swear that the testimon

senate candidate in maryland over the very moderate, very reasonable, very common sense governor, larry hoganis competitive in maryland and could get another seat for the republicans in the senate. so why would you have done that endorsement and all of a sudden say that? so timing-wise -- also, again, he's the boss. if you don't like it, see you later. he'll be fine. "the washington post" might not be fine without him. >> greg: why hasn't jennifer rubin resigned? she applauded -- everybody resign. good for you. good for you. she's still there. >> jesse: we've been asking that questions for decades. judge jeanine, bring us home. >> jeanine: you know, i think whether it's about hedging your bet and worrying about the fact that, you know, maybe donald trump will get elected, i have to tell you, this op-ed piece by jeff bezos i thought was excellent. it was very well-written. he says we must be believed to be accurate. it's a bitter pill to swallow, but we're failing on that requirement. presidential endorsements do nothing to tip the scales of an election. nobody goes to vote and says i'm going

tomorrow on "special report" we will talk with maryland senate nominee larry hogan. also tomorrow jennifer griffin has an exclusive wide ranging interview with defense secretary lloyd austin overseas. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. and every night. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts five seconds. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. thank you as always for joining us. we're loving it. that's the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ now, even his detractors will concede donald trump knows branding. from his hotels to his winery to his golf courses to the apprentice, to his unique style of campaigning for the presidency, is he an original. and he knows how to take his adversary's weakness and then turn it into strength. now kamala's narrative is that she is just a regular person. she understands what you're going through because she worked at mcdonald's. >> i'm looking for a job and i have always wanted to work at mcdonal

former republican governor larry hogan is facing off against democrat challenger.governor hopes to win by distancing himself madeline look rivera takes a look. quick senate race and it mounts with the most expensive conscious in the country is in democrats had expected it would have been as a reliably blue state. for the baltimore sun democrat candidate financial republican former governor larry i spent 36 and $31 million respectively in their campaigns. that's more than a total amount of money outgoing democratic senator ben cardin his opponents poured in 2000 6a pull from the university of maryland shows leaving 48 -- 39% to try to get a leg up hogan and his allies have seen on the vulnerabilities including the allegation that she took advantages of cap tax work she did not qualify for prince county executive was skewed improperly claiming track tax credits and merlin due to address the issue. corporation 20 years ago i overtook her mortgage would pay her mortgage for her. i never knew she had a credit on her mortgage program i found out about it reach out to the

. >> laura: wait a second wasted all that money on larry hogan because liberal republicans are the answergoing down in flames. they wasted who knows how much god awful money there they didn't give you money. >> not a penny. 2018 last time i ran most expensive senate race in history outspent 3 to 1. i won less than 3 points. mitch mcconnell spent zero. the swamp cannot stand principled conservatives who stand up for their constituents and not for the swamp. which means you are going to ted cruz.org is the only reinforcements we get. we need it, we are five days away. let me say if you are in texas, it's still early voting. if you haven't early voted yet vote tomorrow if not come out on election day. we need everyone in texas to stand up to fight to keep texas, texas. >> laura: if you like the status quo, can you vote for the other guy. the bad status quo in the country, do you want texas to remain texas and not california, you go to the vote for cruz. ted, thank you very much. all right. it's a spooky halloween at the white house and on the campaign trail. raymond arroyo "seen and unseen,"

senate, setting aside larry hogan in maryland, their nominees are embracing former president donald trumpemocrats though seeking to hold onto the chamber are distancing themselves from vice president kamala harris. both presidential hopefuls will be in michigan tomorrow. senior national correspondent aishah hasnie is in detroit tonight. >> i wouldn't be here without trump's voters. >> in michigan out this warning in presidential nominee. >> in michigan a lot of split ticket. the people who vote the person on the party. if you sleep on us, we will go the other way. >> that message comes after axios reported congresswoman elissa slotkin believes vice president harris is under water in her home state. it's unclear if slotkin, who is in a dead heat with republican mike rogers will accompany harris on the campaign trail tomorrow. but rogers will stand next to trump. >> we're going to make sure that you are not peaking taxes on overtime when you get donald trump in the white house and mike rogers in the senate. >> more republican senate candidates tying themselves to the top of the ticket while

larry hogan, the former maryland popular to turn governor now running for senate in the bluest of blue states. do want to draw your attention to the corner of wall and broad today, just once again emphasize how wall street community is responding to all these crosscurrents and developments. substantial in the scheme of things is actually quite tiny, .4% in the dow. again, the fear being a war could erupt but right now the markets are betting it won't be nearly the worry that it is right now. we shall see. "the five" is now. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. i'm jesse watters along with judge jeanine pirro, jessica tarlov, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ fox news alert, we are just hours away from the huge vice presidential debate between tim walz and j.d. vance. but first, the world is on the brink of war. with joann kamala at the helm. israel is planning their next steps after getting attacked by iran. the terrorist supporting regime firing over 100 missiles at the jewish state. joe and kamala trying to act like they are on top of th

tomorrow on "special report" we will talk with maryland senate nominee larry hogan. wide ranging interview with defense secretary lloyd austin overseas. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. and every night. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" starts five seconds. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. th

. >> maryland senate race this is one where it seemed like former maryland governor larry hogan couldut maryland is very democratic. and in the last poll that i saw, angela also brooks the made up a lot of ground considering had democratic maryland is. this doesn't look like one republicans are going to be able to flip at this point. >> i don't think this so ever yet. like choosing between children. >> bret: a lot on the table. >> feel strongly about. i picked one in wisconsin that i think may surprise people on election day. not a lot of people talking about that. montana pennsylvania, maryland, others. wisconsin has been sneaky strong for republicans. trump is beginning to gain ground on an almost weekly basis. you've seen eric love can i hove begin to close that gap with tammy baldwin. i would not be surprised at all if he ended up united states senator next january. >> bret: montana also looks like going republican way. >> i think that one is the one that republicans feel most strongly about. durable lead you will recall back when tester ran in 6, 12, and again in 18. no republica

that being former governor larry hogan running against brooks to fill the seat of retiring democraticake the majority. maryland considering this race is a lean d, a win would give the gop added security that democrats don't want to provide. hogan stopped by a deli in maryland yesterday. a critic of former president trump but feels he 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

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you spoke to former governor larry hogan. tell us all about it. >> reporter: voters are voting.cy in action. choose your cliche. it's happening here in maryland. i want to show you the poling place here. there's check-in over here on the left and voters in maryland have two choices. they can fill out a paper ballot and fill it in with a pen or go and do it electronic here in this line on the right. either way, they get in line here and their ballot gets counted in these machines that are held until election day. i'll show you some of the line here we've been seeing. i want to talk to you about the people we've talked to that are excited to vote. it's like christmas morning for them. listen. >> i'm excited to make my voice heard and i'm so excited for this day where i can come and do my constitutional duty. just to be around everyone else that's also exercising that same right. >> it's so phenomenal that i couldn't wait to vote. it's like i barely could sleep the night before. i'm so glad to be out here to support the community, the world. i'm just glad to be here to vote. >> rep

where candidates while they may be aligned with a particular party and i am thinking right now of larry hoganof maryland, do have a very strong independent voice. and so to your point about the precedent it's not being independent per se but the idea of leveling up exactly the things you talking about. that are anchored in the way we govern ourselves. how is -- how are people responding to that on the ground across your state? because you know, nebraska is very red, and then there's a blue dot, right. and so, across the state, in more traditional republican areas where you have to have to be very competitive, how is your messaging resonating with republicans? >> yeah, so i have done 140 publicly advertised events town halls, and mock debate where deb fisher doesn't show us because she refuses to debate. 120 of those have been outside of omaha in lincoln. so i traveled the state extensively. and what i hear from people all across nebraska is they are fed up. polling data shows us ahead. i was in the surprised because most people are frustrated with the status quo. they are frustrated and they

you last night had larry hogan on in maryland. a different state. his reaction on immigration went like this. >> people all across the board are concerned about this issue. we are nowhere near the border but people are concerned about the crime that, fentanyl crisis, human trafficking, what it's doing to some is major cities and an issue we're winning over large numbers of hispanic voters who are here and don't want to see crime in their communities. >> bill: that's another part of this, too. the latino vote. you tried to get an answer out of her in your interview with a number and were shall i say unsuccessful with her answer to your specific question. >> bret: yes, numerous times. i think that part of that, the acknowledgement of the numbers that have come over is not part of the answer that is baked in the cake. they automatically go to the first bill they dropped which was an amnesty bill basically and then the second 3 1/2 years later effort to have a bipartisan legislation. former governor hogan is not a fan of former president trump at all. b

democratic candidate for maryland senate over the former republican governor who is very moderate, larry hoganen they do this. what about the point of not being believed as the media? the media being a part of that. one other things in terms of cbs, abc and nbc, 78% of the coverage is positive for harris and 85% has been negative. >> that's the thing i agree with jeff bezos on. people don't trust the media for good reason. he has set back the post ten years with this blunder by which i mean ten years from now people will still be talking about this. you know, he is the one who came up with the slogan democracy dies in darkness. for him to do it. if he did it months ago no one would have cared. newspaper endorsements don't matter on the national level these days. for two years the editorial pages of the post, the same situation with the "l. a. times" owner, is constantly anti-trump, anti-trump, left leaning and then on the most important thing that they face, oh, we couldn't possibly tell you what to think. that would create the perception of bias. they're pulling back on this but we know what

. >> former maryland governor larry hogan, a republican who has the local union's endorsement in hise race, standing with picketing workers tuesday, refusing to criticize the administration. >> i don't think it should be a republican-democrat think thick, think we should all be trying to see if we can't get these things resolved it is important to the economy. >> should they invoke the taft hartley act? >> i'm not sure if that is necessary or not. >> by some estimates there is up to $5 billion at stake for the u.s. economy each day this strike lasts. in the meantime, businesses are scrambling to find other ways to move their products into and out of the united states. bret? >> bret: all right, grady, thank you. oil prices jumped today as stocks fell today on escalating tensions in the middle east. the dow losing 173, the 17500 dropped 54. the nasdaq fell 279. up next, larry kudlow joins us to discuss the market reaction to iran's missile attack on israel and what you just heard that port workers strike across the country. ♪ ♪ where our founder discovered a retired teacher living. no

toy republican larry hogan and democrat aelalso brooks take part in their first date in the race to replace ben cardin in the u.s. senate. watch that tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. at the same time, on c-span two we wl have live coverage beeen the candidates running fou.s. senate in utah. those vying to replace the public in senator ttomney include democrat caroline gleick, republican congresswoman john curtis, and independent candidate n bowen. at 11:00 p.m. eastern there is debate for alaska's at large ngressional district. the candidates are the credit representative mary peltola, and republican nick for catch. u can watch that debate live on c-span. and all of our debate coverage is availlen c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. joining us this morning is samantha montano, the author of the book "disasterology: dispatches from the frontlines of the climate crisis." as florida wakes up this morning to the devastation of hurricane milton, what happens first on the ground with officials, first responders, those on the front lines as you work? guest: the first

then you have a sleeper down in maryland where larry hogan is probably, i mean, i can tell you that he'sgoing. does he win? it's a tough state to win. but the democrats are going to have to pour money into that, and not ignore it. i'm a little surprised that they're spending money in texas and in florida. i think texas other time with the demographic change is going to become far more competitive. i don't think it's there yet. back in this state, you have to watch to see how donald trump does, and if it's a wide margin, i don't think sherrod will hold on. a wide margin, he probably will. >> it's the most expensive senate race in the country, and the latest fundraising numbers show sherrod brown raising as much as five types as moreno, last night, brown told msnbc what he sees as his key to winning. >> all i know is that if you focus, if you realize politics isn't left to right, it's whose side you're on. you win these elections, regardless of what means more is when a painter or a bricklayer turns to another painter or bricklayer and tells her, i'm voting for sherrod brown, he fights for

battleground senator mark kelly joins dana plus rnc co-chair alright, trump and maryland senate candidate larry hogan. state of the union, live

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larry hogan, the former maryland popular to turn governor now running for senate in the bluest of blueaw your attention to the corner of wall and broad today, just once again emphasize how wall street community is responding to all these crosscurrents and developments. substantial in the scheme of things is actually quite tiny, .4% in the dow. again, the fear being a war could erupt but right now the markets are betting it won't be nearly the worry that it is right now. we shall see. "the five" is now. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody

. >> because for instance, somebody like a larry hogan running in maryland, he's the one that's more likely to run the ad saying, i would work with kamala harris, you are not going to see bernie moreno, the republican who is challenging senator sherrod brown in ohio. he's not going to run an ad that says, vote for me. i wouldn't obviously attention between kamala harris and i think that's right going scorched earth on donald trump and saying, this isn't a choice between two different philosophies. >> this is a choice between democracy and dictatorship. and meanwhile, the top democrat running for the senate and that same status saying, oh, i do not think that it is wrong to take the strategy that is most advantage contagious for you. i think for the senate candidates. >> but don't understand that. i'm asking whether you think it hurts kamala harris's message and that same i do not because i think that people recognize that few folks running for a legislative office have to be in the business of getting things done and making deals. i don't think they're expecting every democrats have

battleground senator mark kelly joins dana plus rnc co-chair alright, trump and maryland senate candidate larry hogan. state of the union, live this morning at nine sunday morning to you, i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm amara walker. we start with breaking news out of the middle east this morning, tensions are high across the region with growing fears of a wider conflict. >> new video for you this morning, shot overnight from a beirut suburb. cnn crews, there i have reported near constant blast around the city overnight into this morning. and israel says it targeted hezbollah weapons facilities and issued new evacuation but just for parts of beirut's suggesting that more strikes could be on the way. >> but as paula has continued to launch rockets into israel and israel's military says about 30 projectiles were fired into israel this morning. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has struck a defiant tone and then message late saturday seven fronts. >> against the enemies of civilization for defending ourselves against this barbarism. israel is defending civilizations against those who seek to impose a dark

the sign saying harris, walt, because those families can't stand trump, but then they'll vote for larry hogano is the former beloved governor now running for senate. so split ticket voting is going to be a challenge. this is the down-ballot i will say though that the what you're seeing those democrats do is trying to thread the needle between what the base will understand about national issues like abortion that are bringing out people in record numbers even issues like climate change for younger voters, that's what's bringing them out for democrats writ large. and so how do you build a coalition when you are not able to bring out the base, but also need to try to find some of these swing voters. it's much harder in the states than it is nationally. >> and democratic senate candidate elissa slotkin of michigan the can express optimism about the think we have going on right now in the state of michigan, what i call the secret women's vote, we have women in red areas who are not telling their husbands how they vote we're not talking about with their friends and family, but are who are going to

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