marylanders are encouraged to visit covid link. maryland. gov for available resources we have on the state vaccination plan along with all the safety information and lastly we asked everybody to be patient as this will be a long process. already we are seeing instances where people are attempting to cut in line and cheat the rules and take a pay -- appointments away from our front-line health care workers. not only is this reprehensible behavior but also slows down the entire process. the more steps that are vaccinators and providers have to put in place to the vaccine recipients the longer it's going to take for everyone to get their vaccines so please exercise decency and common sense. while these vaccines do offer us a light at the end of the tunnel to fed to the day the pandemic will no longer disrupt our lives or prevent us from getting back to normal or senior level and get back to work, right now we are still in the thick of this fight. pearland 70 -- seven day positivity rate to drop to 9.1% which is higher than we wanted to be great

at maryland hospitals. i wentur to in sure that the people avirulent and we we are going to leverage every single resource at our disposal to get more shots and into more arms as quickly as we possibly can. in a safe and orderly way. i would like to just take a moment to make sure that the people of maryland understand exactly how this vaccine distribution process works. each week, the federal government informs each of the states of their allocation. after that, they open up their ordering system, the federal government has a system called tiberius. the states then are able to place our orders directly with them as to t where they should ship those doses. and we are able to then notify our providers, the frontline vaccinate her's, and then they immediately begin to have their clinics ready to receive those doses. dand then they begin vaccinating. so when these early couple of weeks, there's a little bit of a lager time. those orders are shipped out directly to the providers to those vaccinate her's. straig

to prevent the spread here in the state of maryland. thank you and good evening. >> with that, we will take some questions. >> [inaudible] the ceos have both assured me that they will and our teams have been working all day from the health department and cvs and walgreens to try to work through anything to figure out how we can make sure that they will report within 24 hours. >> [inaudible] >> i think we will have recourse. i am not sure what it will be but it has the full force and effect of the law. it's a federal contract but they do have to follow the directives. >> what type of recourse would that be? [inaudible] they can to get a vaccine so it just ups the process. if you are not qualified, you are not going to get one and you shouldn't slow it down for everybody else. [inaudible] >> i said the same thing on television a week and a half or so ago. this is no time to be pointing fingers. it's a massive undertaking. there's good news and bad news. it is way ahead of schedule and the good news, as i said, we are getting vaccines into

so, what is the situation in maryland? you talking to other governors who say they are also worried they may not have enough vaccines ppe or hospital beds? , gov. hogan: this is something we have been dealing with for nine months now. as much as we would like to get back to our normal lives, the honest truth is, some of our darkest days are still ahead of us. the virus is spiking out of control across the country. we are still in better shape than many states, but the virus does not recognize state borders. it keeps coming back around and moving around the country. however, the good news is, there is light at the end of the tunnel. operation warp speed and the vaccine is way ahead of schedule. and it is like the calvary is coming to the rescue. it just is not going to happen as fast as we would like. david: so, when the first wave of the virus came, the governors were supposed to be cooperating and you were then the head of the national governors association and you brought them together for a time. but in the end, they we

you grew up in maryland.our father had the same name, larry hogan, lawrence hogan, and he was a member of congress, a republican on the house judiciary committee, he cast the first vote against richard nixon in favor of being impeached. >> as much as it pains me to say it, he should be impeached and removed from office. david: was it difficult for him to do? gov. hogan: it was. david, i learned a lot about integrity and public service for my dad and that one particular moment i was most proud of him. or it was the difficult decision of impeaching richard nixon. he was the first republican on the house judiciary committee to come out for nixon's impeachment, the first one to say it publicly. he was the only republican in congress to vote for all three articles of impeachment. it was a defining moment for him. it was a difficult thing with a lot of people very angry, but history remembers him well. my dad was running for governor of maryland in 1974. he lost to race due to that vote. the republicans were really

the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: mr. speaker, the gentleman reasonably poses the question, why are we doing this? we think that the president of the united states constitutes a clear and present danger to the republic. and to our people. for example, on the white supremacist websites that helped to build the president's mob, they are now calling for a return engagement on the days of january 19 and 20. they are calling again for an attack on the capitol and they're calling again for the state legislatures now in 50 states to be surrounded. what will the attitude be of the president of the united states? will he give them aid and comfort? will he wink at them? will he send them positive tweets and messages calling them patriots? also on extreme right wing websites, they're calling for president to pardon the organizers of the armed violent insurrection that took place in this body not even a week ago. and what if the president decides to pardon them? we know this president is not living up to the most minimal duties of hi

what is the state in maryland?ou talking to other governors who say they may not have enough ppe or hospital beds? gov. hogan: this is something we have been dealing with for nine months now. as much as we would like to get back to our normal lives, the truth is some of our darkest days are ahead of us. the virus is's biking -- is spiking out of control across the country. the virus does not recognize state orders. -- kicking eyes state -- recognize state borders. the vaccine is way ahead of schedule. cavalry is coming to the rescue. it just will not happen as fast as we would like. david: when the first wave of the virus came, the governors were supposed to cooperate but in the end they were competing for ppe because they could not get tests or equipment. do you anticipate that will happen in the end -- happen again? gov. hogan: this was uncharted territory when we were at the beginning of this crisis in the spring. i was frank about some of my concerns about the lack of coordinated response in washington. it was

what is the situation in maryland and are you talking to other governors? are they saying that they are also worried they might not have enough vaccines, ppe, hospital beds? governor hogan: this is something we have all been dealing with for nearly nine months now. as much as we would all like to get back to our normal lives, i'll be honest, the truth is some of our darkest days are still ahead of us. the virus is spiking out of control across the country and we are still in better shape than many states but the virus doesn't recognize state borders and it keeps moving around the country. however, the good news is there is light at the end of the tunnel. operation warp speed, the vaccine is way ahead of schedule. it's like the cavalry is coming to the rescue. it just isn't going to happen as fast as we would like. david: when the first wave of the virus name, the governors cooperating. but in the end they were competing a little bit for ppe and other things because they couldn't get tests or equipment. do you anticipate that will happen now, governors fight

the governor of maryland. so that he's hunkered down in hiding, under fire, and that's who he calls for help. governor, can you please send some troops or something from maryland? and maryland says, sure. the maryland governor says, yeah, we have civil disturbance-trained police. we've got hundreds of guard troops that are ready to go. yes, just say the word. but he can't just say so on his own, right? you can't just send them into d.c. on your own say-so. you need federal authorization. you need the trump administration to authorize it, and the trump administration is awol. they won't authorize it. nobody can get a call returned. >> governor, what did the secretary of defense say in denying authorization to the maryland national guard? what was the reason given? >> well, none of us really spoke to the secretary of defense, but we were repeatedly being told by the national guard at the national level that we did not have authorization. i was actually on the phone with leader hoyer, who was pleading with us to

the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: mr. speaker, the gentleman reasonably poses the question, why are we doing this? we think that the president of the united states constitutes a clear and present danger to the republic. and to our people. for example, on the white supremacist websites that helped to build the president's mob, they are now calling for a return engagement on the days of january 19 and 20. they are calling again for an attack on the capitol and they're calling again for the state legislatures now in 50 states to be surrounded. what will the attitude be of the president of the united states? will he give them aid and comfort? will he wink at them? will he send them positive tweets and messages calling them patriots? also on extreme right wing websites, they're calling for president to pardon the organizers of the armed violent insurrection that took place in this body not even a week ago. and what if the president decides to pardon them? we know this president is not living up to the most minimal duties of hi

the gentleman from ohio reserves the gentleman from maryland. and you had one minute to represent of course you're from texas demoted from texas is recognized for one minute thank you mr speaker i stand before the house floor today alarmed i'm alarmed that just days ago a sitting president stirred up a deadly attack on the u.s. capitol i join my colleagues in calling on vice president pants to activate section 4 of the 25th amendment it has become abundantly clear that this president has threatened our democratic system is interfered with the peaceful transition of power and has endangered equal branch of government the president the united states is unhinged and fit and unstable or as we say in my district. to the point where he's willing to tear our democracy down unless he prevails in his quest to overturn the election that he clearly lost the actions taken by this president and those who enable him show that he is unfit to uphold the duties of his office for the sake of our nation's security this president must be swiftly removed mr speaker

the maryland democratic party said he should resign. what do you think should happen to him? he is part of this seditious effort. >> look, right after the election i gave an address at the reagan institute where i said, this is a time for choosing in our party, and you

i mean, technically those in maryland are not because the owners are in maryland.se in washington who are trying to resist the compensated emancipation, they were removing their slaves from d.c. and taking them to maryland. baltimore's jail was full of people that were taken from d.c. to baltimore. others were taken to other areas of maryland because maryland since it was a loyal border state, slavery would be protected. >> you have 3100 people approximately being freed as consequence of compensated emancipation. it's a small fraction of the people who are enslaved in the south. does the seat emancipation really have a major impact on the emancipation movement considering there are so few people who are freed? >> i think is a forest multiply. i think symbolic ordinance of the emancipation cannot be underestimated. it effectively puts the nation on a freedom road, where we begin with april 16th, 1862. and then the success of the d.c. emancipation emboldens lincoln so that in june of 1862, he signs legislation and enslavement in the western territories. in september

we'll talk to larry hogan, governor of maryland.t, he was trying to get permission to send the maryland national guard across the border and could not reach the authorities until, you know, apparently 4:40 in the afternoon, when the secretary of the army said okay. that was well after the 2:00, 2:15 breach of the capitol. >> well, hi, andrea, first of all, it's nice to see you. i think there is a lot of -- there is a lack of understanding about what the pentagon can and can't do. in a lot of ways, at least the view at the defense department is that a lot of people right now are trying to have it both ways. for months now, we have seen the pentagon get raked over the coals, defense officials say, about the george floyd protests back in june where you saw so much -- we had congressional hearings about the military role, you've heard again and again, particularly democratic congressmembers saying they want the military to play no role in any kind of election -- any kind of [ inaudible ]. and the military has been told several times and

the gentleman from maryland is not recognized by our. thank you very much mr speaker i heard one of our colleagues say it was the fault of the mob not donald trump but who summoned the mob who created the mob who sent it well you don't have to trust us if you don't like what you call democrat members. we do prefer democratic members for the new ones but. how about this listen to the chair of your own conference the chair of the republican conference liz cheney said the president united states summoned this mob assembled the mob and lit the flame of this attack everything that followed was his doing none of this would have happened without the president so you can hate the democrat members all you want that is the chair of the republican conference mr speaker i yield one minutes visible on. york has been a lot of the chair of the government oversight committee has recognized thank you mr speaker like all of us in this chamber the vice president and the cabinet swore in their oaths of office to protect and defend the constitution from enem

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technically, the marylanders are not because the owners are in maryland.lamation, so they would remove their slaves. baltimore's jail was full of people who were taken from d.c. to baltimore. others were taken to other areas of maryland. maryland was a loyal border state, slavery would be protected. >> you have 3100 people being freed as a consequence of compensated emancipation. it's a small fraction of the people who are enslaved in the south. does d.c. emancipation really have a major impact on the emancipation movement considering there are so few people who are freed. >> i think it's a force multiplier. i think that the symbolic importance of d.c. emancipation cannot be underestimated. it puts the nation on a freedom road where we begin with april 16th, 1862, then the success of d.c. emancipation emboldens lincoln so that in june 1862 he signs legislation ending enslavement in the western territories. then in september of 1862 we have the preliminary emancipation proclamation which is a -- something even bigger is coming, get ready for it, and then we

i don't like that idea the crab cakes here are much better they can't be conflated with maryland crab cakes that would be an outrage. but it also denies us 2 senators right and that's what they're really afraid of is because that would be a basically a permanent senate majority not for not the republicans the republicans would never get the control of the senate again it's a lot easier these cities like 93 percent democrat it is and it's a lot easier because it's a small city to elect progressive people who would not do things that the republicans would be very happy about so the excuse is they they've given over time in the willing out again it's a crime laden city it's corrupt marion barry was corrupt every city is corrupt yet chicago cut but yeah and illinois has had i think 4 governors that have gone into jail subsequently like that in a row they were all if i'm not mistaken sent to prison and they get 2 senators and a bunch of congress people so we should have that too there's no excuse for it now . but the key to making this happen is really getting other parts of the country mo

it was sold in maryland. >> reporter: welcome to lonaconing, maryland. pu locals call their town coney. they've hit hard times in recent years. jo rcin co ming town t l paper mi rently shutn. but the coney market is bustling. >> the staff have hung around, and they're excited. they started jumping around early this morning. >> reporter: this is where the monster $731 million winning powerball ticket was sold. and the talk of the town is who's holding the winning ticket. >> everyone's trying to guess who it is. that's the big thing. and in a tiny down like this, you're probably related to them, you know. >> reporter: 20% of residents here live in poverty. the coronavirus has only added to the economic devastation. people in coning are hoping whoever won that jackpot will invest in the town. >> that's the best thing about living in a small town like this is when all you know is poverty, when something like this happens you automatically want to share that with everyone else to get them up out of the bad places they're in. >> reporter: the mayor confirms th

he wrote great decisions like marbury v madison and mcculloch v maryland. things that are still in casebooks today, that lawyers today still read for purposes of learning the proper way to argue constitutionally and legal craft. decisions substantively, he served judicial independence and built up the legacy and legitimacy of the supreme court. an institution that was quite weak when he took it over and built it into a stronger institution. but that is just marshall as a chief justice. if we back up to the beginning of his story, he's a hero in the american revolution, serving in valley forge in those terrible winters with george washington and alexander hamilton. so being an important figure, a brave soldier in the revolution. he is a key supporter of the u.s. constitution and virginia, one of the pivotal ratifying conventions, staring down the barrel of patrick henry and george mason. great figures in american history themselves folks who , oppose the constitution. it's a young marshall making strong arguments for why we need a stronger government. so at

maryland governor larry hogan joins me next. >>> and no holding back. joe biden's new plan that could get a vaccine in your arm sooner. but is the strategy safe? stay with us. ♪ 2020's done a new era has begun so keep pushing forward... because this is twenty twenty won make a different future start different at godaddy.com do you struggle with dull, dry skin, and find yourself reapplying moisturizer throughout the day? try olay ultra rich. olay's luxurious moisturizer melts into the skin. it's formulated with vitamin b3 plus peptides and shea butter, providing lasting hydration, for up to 24 hours. there's no need to reapply, and no greasy residue. and, for enhanced hydration, try olay serum. just 1 drop has the power to renew a million surface skincells. for deep, lasting hydration try olay. >>> welcome back to "state of the union." i'm jake tapper. as a hoard of maga terrorists climbed and crashed their way onto the capitol, maryland's republican governor larry hogan says he had the national guard from his state ready to go in. but he could not get t

by d.c., both virginia and maryland, i reached out to both virginia and maryland national guard at 3:55 in the afternoon that i actually spoke with their general and at that time they told me they were assembling 100 national guardsmen at their armory southwest of baltimore. he told me it would be eight to ten hours, which is our normal planning factor when we talk about our national guard response force, before they could get into washington, d.c. and so from 4:00, eight to ten hours after that, it actually wasn't until 11:00 p.m. that evening that unit was fully assembled and ready to go. another thing to add in there, when they come into an environment like that, we need to make sure we in-process them, make sure they're properly equipped and also that we brief them so they know exactly what they're going to be asked to do. once again, so they could be part of the solution and not add any further chaos into the situation they're entering. >> i certainly respect that but, listen, men and women join the national guard as, i don't need to tell you, because they're patriots. they want

for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent, i have a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 5. resolved, that the clerk may instruct -- be instructed to inform the president of the united states that the house of representatives has elected nancy pelosi, a representative from the state of california, as speaker. and cheryl l. johnson, a citizen of the state of louisiana, as clerk of the house of representatives of the 117th congress. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resolution is agreed to. and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from -- the gentlewoman from wyoming seek recognition? ms. cheney: mr. speaker, i offer a resolution and ask for unanimous consent for he is its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the esolution. the clerk: house resolution 6. resolved that pursuant to the leg

for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. hoyer: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on the judiciary be discharged from further consideration of h.res. 21 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 21. resolution calling on vice president michael r. pence to convene and mobilize the principal officers of the executive departments of the cabinet to activate section 4 of the 25th amendment to declare president donald j. trump incapable of executing the duties of his office and to immediately exercise powers as acting president. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from west virginia rise? >> i object. the speaker pro tempore: objection is heard. pursuant to section 5-a-1-b of the house resolution 8, the house stands adjourned to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. >> at today's session, a republican black unanimous resolution that would've urged vice president mike pence to evoke the

what we have coming is not enough >> reporter: maryland and beyond >> there is incredible demand out there. there is limited supply. >> reporter: national crisis of available vaccines accommodating for some families. >> it is breaking my heart my parents just want the vaccine and every morning my mom texts and calling me >> reporter: president biden rolled out an aggressive plan to boost supplies and distributions. the second dose will be administered close to the interval as possible, if that's not feasible, vaccines may be scheduled up to six weeks after the first dose >> is there anything in science to tell us if you went from two or three weeks to six weeks it would be less effective. >> your immune system primed by the first dose should remember and respond very well even after six weeks. that's not something we are encouraging. >> reporter: we reached out to pfizer and moderna for comments but our requests was declined or unanswered >> reporter: sam joins us now from hard rock stadium, florida was the first to vaccinate the general public, will they have second doses for everyo

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wayne is in hampstead, maryland. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a construction worker, an electrician. a new hospital is being built right now. many other facilities. i think $1.9 trillion does not near fit the bill. i think we need an infrastructure bill along with an economic bill that would put people back to work. our infrastructure is disastrous. our water systems are bad, nearly third world. our electrical systems are 50 or 60 years old. host: the biden administration is promising a plan on infrastructure and other spending on that to be paid for through tax increases on the wealthiest of americans and rollbacks on some of those tax cuts. what we are concentrating on is this immediate response to coronavirus and economic situation in this country. this $1.9 trillion on tap on top of the $900 billion passed at the end of last year. caller: i understand that, and absolutely. we need that money to the poorest of the poor instead of the richest of the rich. that is what happened to the last stimulus. the one from march, most of that money w

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a maryland seacrest recognition speaker i rise in opposition to the objection that. >>salmon is recognized for 5 minutes. >>speaker it is a a day in america. it is a wrenching. a day in america. >>okay we have been listening in on a joint session of congress that speaker of the house nancy pelosi of the bay area just hours after the pro trump. a mob of force lawmakers to flee the capital. and this is steny hoyer of. >>maryland has congress resumes its business. after a frightening and chaotic day for. both. the senate and the house this joint session of congress up ended abruptly and historically pro trump supporters writers we're able to get into the house the building breaking glass, there were pictures of us capitol police guns drawn in the actual chamber trying to keep these folks out they were able to get all of the representatives and the senators to safe places eventually pro trump supporters where we're able to actually get in there's some took pictures it was a day that no one will forget. yes lawmakers, some of them hiding under their desks wondering if the

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host: all right, pamela is an upper marlboro, maryland.ot far from d.c., on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm absolutely for impeachment. this is the second time that we have beaten back white racist rebels. the first time was the civil war . instituting a riot is a crime. instigating a riot is a crime. attempting a coup is a crime. defiling federal property is a crime. they say that there were 12 molotov cocktails found in a truck of one of those mobs. had the coup been successful the second and third most powerful people in the world would have been murdered. not to mention all of the other representatives that were in there doing their jobs, certifying the election, the electoral votes. to attempt that is a coup and a crime and he should be impeached yesterday. tomorrow is too late. get them out. jersey, george, what are your thoughts? caller: he should be impeached and if you look at what happened last month on twitter, telling everybody to come here on the ,ixth, it's going to be wild then

maryland's governor said he never thought he would see a day like this in america, 40,000 strong. donald trump's defense chief was on calls with top lawmakers on capitol hill, the president himself was not on those calls, former defense chief jim mattis blasting the president and blamed him for the violence, quote, today's violent assault on our capital, and effort to subjugate american democracy by marble was fermented by mister trump. his use of the presidency to destroy trust in our election and poison a respect for fellow citizens has been enabled by pseudo-political leaders whose names will live in infamy as profiles and cowardice. our constitution and republic will overcome this stain, we the people come together again in a never-ending effort to form a more perfect union. mister trump will deservedly be left a man without a country. the fbi is looking for any clues or information about who were these people, the small that stormed the embassy, stormed the capital force lawmakers to evacuate having many americans questioning what happened here today. john: lucas tomlinson on

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mcgovern: i yield to the gentleman from maryland. mr. raskin: i want to make one point about article 2 section one argument. that was made the day when all of us almost lost our lives. as lens yea graham put it. as i was moved by senator graham. he said these people came in to the buildings without metal detectors they could have had a bomb and we could have died. we have to try and step up our discussion from the normal level of just partisan rhetorical combat. point scoring. the point our colleague from ohio makes about article 2 section 1 was raised by trump campaign team in numerous courts across the country where it faced the same massive decisive repudiation by trump's own appointees, by republican judges, by democratic judges. it is ridiculous and empty. there is nothing to respond to there. and the state legislatures that they are advocating for are not taking that position. those legislatures are not going to court to say our own supreme court violated, our own governor violated a prerogative. nobody buys that. mr. jordan is cor

meet and actually also known as ashley babbitt of huntington maryland this remains an active m.p.t. investigation. there were 3 additional deaths that occurred which we believe all to be the results of medical emergencies the dissidents have been identified as 50 year old benjamin philips of ringtown pennsylvania 55 year old kevin greason of athens alabama and 34 year old rosanne boylan of kennesaw georgia lastly i would like to thank all of d.c. and our neighboring jurisdictions in virginia for it and maryland for hearing to the mayors and the governors curfew orders and now i can turn it over to secretary mccarthy thank you chief county mayor bowzer. yesterday was a horrible and shameful day in our history one thing we did see was incredible leadership by mayor bowzer in chief county and saw the best of the city and when they called us over at the pentagon we started getting awareness yesterday afternoon about the breach within the capitol and quickly worked to support moved there are our resources forward in support of metro p.d. and the capitol police and responded and truly sau