the assets in the state of maryland are vast. maryland is asset rich. but we are strategy poor.at's something the governor can focus on and build. >> wes moore. good to see you. thank you very much. good luck tonight. >>> joining me now, peter franchot, the currents state comptroller and vietnam veteran who is running for maryland governor. as you know, it's a democratic state that elected a republican governor but at a time when democrats are in charge nationally and where the vast majority of americans believe this country is headed in the wrong direction, what do you say to them about why elect a democrat generally and in particular you? >> because i am a democrat that people trust. i'm fiscally moderate, i'm socially compassionate, i happen to think that i'm a democrat -- i believe in the values and principles of the democratic party but i'm not a robot. i want the 800,000 independent voters in maryland to be allowed in to vote in the democratic primary. why? because these folks otherwise don't have any say. they tend to be young adults who are disaffected with the fiscal po

my point was yes, but there are a lot of marylanders.we would focus on education, we were going to focus on public safety. we are going to focus on the economy. my entire life's work has been making big change and creating impacts on those issues, and i think we're able to make the argument when we talk about the future of our state, the future of our state, that our vision and values were more than what people -- >> mr. more, when you are out campaigning, you've been known to say, and let me just read it, when people cast their vote's they're not just voting for a person, they are voting for abortion access and the right to marry who they want. social justice, a higher minimum wage. i absolutely agree with you, sir. but the question is how are you going to make people understand that? >> i think one of the powerful things about this moment is about us being able to share our values and show people -- in our administration we are going to make maryland a safe haven for abortion access. abortion is health care. we're going to get you a 15

look at what happened in maryland and pennsylvania.uys are winning these races, not all of them. >> no, not all of them. look, and as i have been saying since january of '21 this is going to happen slowly and incrementally. the reason for that is the same thing that happened in 2016, in 2016 it wasn't politically correct to say you were voting for donald trump. he performed much lower in the polls than he wound up doing. now in republican primary polling it's not politically correct to say you're against donald trump and his numbers are artificially high. what happened this week and the replay of that 187 minutes of what he was doing i think will have long-term, not 2022 impact but 2024 impact. >> and rachel, it was interesting to see the reaction to pence, the reaction. he got a warm welcome from arizona republicans, and you saw he got behind closed doors but a very warm welcome from house republicans, this is the guy who's been demonized by donald trump. basically getting applauded and thanked for his courage by house republicans. ex

rise in maryland county. officials cite a year's jump as montgomery waves legislation action. they write that gun violence has risen sharply in montgomery county this year, with non fatal shootings nearly double what they were 12 months ago, the jurisdictions top officer said monday, police chief marcus jones made the remarks as county leaders discuss a proposed legislative action that would scale back the places someone could carry a handgun. he also spoke the day after dozens of gunshots were fired and a shopping center parking lot in montgomery counties briggs cheney area, sending a victim to the hospital with serious injuries and driving bullets into several businesses. quote, literally 60 rounds were fired in that parking lot, the police chief said it just shows you gun violence has become sort of the norm, which is not where we need to be. that is the police chief in montgomery county, maryland. the governor of maryland, larry hogan, on the today show and nbc, on meet the press discussed what the state

then you have states like pennsylvania and maryland, where the ads worked.nd so the question certainly now, if you showed the poll on pennsylvania, where the candidate who is supposed to scare the hell out of pennsylvanians is within four points of the democrat. so you're sitting there going did someone see that coming? and here's, and the rub is, the difference between pennsylvania and maryland is going to be that voter registration. what you will likely see in a place like maryland is the concern about cox becoming governor will draw out democrats who ordinarily probably would not vote in this election because hay democrats run the state or they like the republican candidate and they are fine with that person winning but what dan cox represents is an opportunity for those candidates to come out, which may hurt down-ballot republicans, for county executive and other races, who would otherwise stand a good chance of winning. similarly, in pennsylvania, with mastriano, the problem you have there is because the margins between democrats and republicans are a l

here -- the rub is, the difference between pennsylvania and maryland is that maryland registration.ll likely see in a place like maryland is the concern about a dan cox becoming governor, and it will draw out democrats who ordinarily would not vote in this election, because democrats run the state, or they like the republican candidate, and they are fine with that person winning. wet dan cox represents is an opportunity for those candidates to come out, which might hurt down ballot republicans for counting executive and other races, who would otherwise stand a good chance of winning. similarly, in pennsylvania with mastriano, the problem that you have there is that republicans and democrats are much closer, and independents play a bigger role. if they like mastriano, as the polls reflect, the race becomes more competitive because the margins do not allow you the wriggle room that you have in a state like maryland. >> we've got about 30 seconds left, i want to ask you big picture. speaking of down ballots, trump keeps teasing that he will announce a bid for president in 2024, perhaps

i sent the maryland state police, you know, riot police and the maryland national guard and the first to arrive to defend the leaders of congress and the vice president. >> i want to change subjects slightly on the issue of guns. your state, the supreme court ruling on the new york law meant maryland's permit law, you were going to have to essentially allow it to happen. do you feel as if the supreme court has constrained your ability to fight guns? >> well, look. it doesn't do a whole lot. in maryland we have some of the toughest gun laws in the country but hasn't stopped the shootings. 99% of the gun crimes that take place are illegal guns and -- >> people -- they don't have the maryland laws, xrecket? >> well, they are ghost guns and people stealing -- trafficking in stolen guns. the violent crime problem is real and it doesn't have much to do with how you go with registration on concealed carry but the shooters, the repeat violent offenders they don't follow gun laws. >> i hear you. look at all of these mass shootings. >> yep. >> too of them. the gun was purchased legally, by the

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a lot of maryland republicans were actually into that description.won the republican primary for governor of maryland, defeating the protegee by a 16-point margin. here's a little background on mr. cox for you. he was an election denier. not only did he attend a white house ellipse rally on january 6th, he helped send buses of protesters to attend the rally. he also called mike pence, the vice president of the united states a traitor, and argued that president biden was, quote, installed in the white house. a promise to do in forensic audit of the 2020 election ban, and to ban abortion, among other things if he wins office. cox has also managed to be a bit of a nuisance to governor hogan for years now. he recently tried to impeach the governor over his covid-19 public health measures. as for his ally in the maryland attorney general race, wait for this one. michael preroutka also won the republican nomination. he is a nationalist on opposing abortion, protecting gun rights, and prosecuting officials that have have violated the god given liberties of

here in the state of maryland. but we, have people who live down the street from those institutions, who cannot afford basic care. or, the idea that we can be the home of harry tubman and thurgood marshall and yet we incarcerate more african american young men between the ages of 18 and 25 than anywhere else in the country. number two is mississippi. so i think really what we saw, and when i took away, is that we are looking for leadership that is connected to the people. and then with, that we are going to lead and have actually a chance to create a generational change. to these generational challenges that we keep facing. you know i have been out here for a while, so i took note when the current governor of maryland, larry hogan, a republican, indirectly endorsed going against his own party, saying that maryland state delegation, don cox, the republican candidate for this gubernatorial race, your opponent -- he said, i am quoting hogan here, he is a qanon whack job and that he does not think cops have any quote b

brown of maryland, he will vote. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. salazar of florida, she will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> mrs. lawrence, mr. hahn and mr. deutch, they will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski from indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote nay. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. fap asand ms. leger fernandez, they will vote yes. mr. bacon: as the member designated by mrs. hartzler, she will vote no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. pressley, mr. castro and mrs on the green amendment. one minute remaining. the speake

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ton of races, both national and local in maryland.be watching for first in the democratic race for governor? >> this race, chris, is one of the democrats' best opportunities to pick up a governor mansion. larry hogan, the two-term governor of maryland, who is a republican, is term limited. you are seeing this group of democrats -- you are right, right now, the polling suggests it's a top three. it's largely breaking along experience versus outsider lanes. on the experience side, you have peter franchot, who is the controller of maryland. you have tom perez, who you will be interviewing shortly. the former dnc chairman, served in the obama justice department, was barack obama's labor secretary. then on the outsider lane, wes moore, someone familiar with msnbc viewers, best selling author. he has oprah winfrey narrating ads in his favor. those are the top three. some of the other democrats are doug gainsler, as well as john king, who ended up serving as obama's education secretary in the final years of his presidency. >> what about the

brown of maryland, i inform the house that mr. brown will vote yes on the connolly amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. reschenthaler of pennsylvania, i inform the house that mr. reschenthaler will vote no on amendment 495. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. trahan, mrs. lawrence, ms. wasserman schultz, mr. moulton and mr. crist, i inform the house that moulton, schultz, lawrence, trahan vote yes and crist votes no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. wilson of south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote nay on amendment 495. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. evans, ms.s prelee, mr. castro, ms.

: lawrence jones is having breakfast with friends in maryland.o diners about issues, what do you think you will hear about the most? >> lawrence: good morning, family, good to see you this morning. there is big primary race going on, battle between endorsement of former president donald trump and larry hogan, you have kelly schultz 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 w

he's fighting to end abortion in maryland.t the second amendment at all costs. >> listen this is a very ex expensive game of russian roulette that it seems the democrats are playing, not just maryland, also in the state of pennsylvania where they spent tens of thousands of dollars to boost the republican -- now the republican nominee for governor. similarly to cox, he is also known as a trump-aligned candidate though trump didn't back him until the last second. he is a big election liar. democrats boosted a long shot in the governor's race and now he's got a real shot at winning. >> that's what happens when you meddle. money was spent to boost the most conservative candidate in the missouri senate race. there are instances where this kind of cross party meddling does work, but spence is a spinning state and we've seen so many times voters, even if they are nervous or have resistance about a certain party's candidate perhaps in the primary, a lot of times these voters do come home to their party when it comes to the general ele

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schools in maryland from 2020 and the children did not have a regular school year this past year.ption for his front and center. i hope voters pay attention to the downed pilots races like the education. >> carley: that brings me to esther, you are running for the public county school so your name will be on the ballot tuesday. what motivated you to run and what are you looking for and other candidates as well? >> so, i'm running because i am a mother of two boys. and elected officials in the school system had failed the children. with the virtual only option, my son lost all of his resources and significantly digressed in his school work. that is when i said my need to set up and run support of education. and also my son started in school last year in 2021, and i have yet to see the inside of the school, the classroom. and no guidance, and i asked where that is? i reached out to the board of education, elected officials, and i have received no response. these are all culminating why i decided to run for the board of education and bring transparency, accountability. >> carley: you

today is primary day in maryland. closely watched race, former congressmember donna edwards is seeking to win back her old seat in maryland's 4th congressional district, outside washington, d.c. she is facing the corporate attorney glenn ivey, who has raised seven times as much money. "the new york times" reports a new super pac run by aipac, the american israel public affairs committee, has spent nearly $6 million on the primary race in an attempt to defeat edwards who served in congress for four terms ending in 2017. in 2008, donna edwards made history becoming the first black woman elected to congress from maryland. another group with ties to aipac, democratic majority for israel, has spent over $425,000 to help defeat edwards. the two groups also poured money into efforts to defeat other progressive democrats, including nina turner in ohio and jessica cisneros in texas. we are joined now by peter beinart, editor-at-large, jewish currents. he recently wrote an article headlined "the israel lobby's new campaign play

voters went to the polls tuesday for a primary election in maryland. the trump-backed far right state legislator dan cox won the republican gubernatorial primary. last year, cox helped organize buses to washington on january six bang when he called vice president trans a -- pence a traitor for not supporting trump's efforts to overturn the election. if elected, cox has vowed to conduct of a forensic audit of the 2020 election. he also wants to ban abortion in maryland and end what he describes as "sexual indoctrination" in schools. the democratic govnors association spent over $1 million helping elevate cox's message as part of an effort to help therimary campaigns of far-right candidates that democrats hope will be more vulnerable in the november general election. the democratic gubernatorial primary remains too close to call. in another closely watched race in maryland, the corporate attorney glenn ivey has defeated former congressmember donna edwards in the democratic primary for an open seat in maryland's 4th congressional district. a new super pac

donald trump's hand-picked candidate for maryland governor.rk with trump, trying to prove the last election was a fraud. 100% pro-life, he's fighting to end abortion in maryland and he will protect the second amendment at all cost, refusing to support any federal restrictions on guns, even pushing to put armed guards in every school dan cox, too close to trump. too conservative for maryland. >> well, according to some democratic strategists, cox is a radical extreme candidate who would be easier to defeat in the general election he's a lawyer who serves as a state lawmaker in maryland on january 6th, he tweeted that vice president mike pence was a traitor. and in april of this year, he spoke at a qanon gathering about the election being stolen. he's campaigned on restricting transgender and abortion rights, ending inflation, and school safety the strategy of the democrats boosting far right opponents is nothing new. democrats did it in pennsylvania with doug mastriano, a trump candidate who won the republican primary for governor and now could

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maryland is not as liberal as a loft of people believe it to be.ong conservative sections of the state from baltimore county to western parts, the shore. it's a matter of how wes begins to talk to those voters. baltimore county is a big play. montgomery county, yes, liberal bashing but there's some conservative threats on the fiscal front, so the question for wes would be, you've got a fairly aggressive agenda. you have big plans but the federal payments are not going to be there, you're losing substantial income there. you've got a very progressive legislature that wants to spend to high heaven, one of the big battles larry hogan and the comptroller had to battle up against. how do you juxtapose your agenda against an overzealous legislature that thinks oh, now we've got a democrat. we've been out of power for eight years. here is the laundry list of things that we want to do from raising taxes to spending for programs as the state's economy begins to contract because of inflation, because of rising prices. yes, wages are going up but not at the s

apes apes primary day in maryland.rs will decide whether governor, house and u.s. senate and all 188 seats in the maryland state legislature. >> brian: what issues are on top of mind lawrence jones having breakfast with friends in diner mike, what is the number one issue facing the country? >> inflation for sure. honors lawrence you are telling me when you go in the grocery store? >> grocery store, gas, clothe bills. when you are retired you have a fixed income and that affects it. >> lawrence: debbie you say education is a major issue especially all the issues that took place during the pandemic. >> yes, a lot of our children are way behind from the pandemic, from wearing the masks. from just socializing with their peers. it's made a big difference. >> who did you decide to go with this primary. >> dan cox. >> lawrence: why? >> his conservative views right now. our governor says is he conservative. not so much. so we are looking for a change. >> lawrence: all right. that's what the people are saying. let's keep moving

host: to charlotte next up, charlotte in columbia, maryland. go ahead. caller: yes. a couple of days ago, someone called in, a white person, and said that after 400 years of being here, >> we are going to leave this and watch the rest at c-span.org. we take you live now to the january 6 committee hearing room. tate hoeding its seventh public hearing. examining the role of extremist groups in the attack on the u.s. capitol. and their relationship with the trump administration. [inaudible] >> live c-span coverage from the cannon house office building on capitol hill. as we await the start of today's january 6 committee hearing. this is the seventh public hearing the committee has held. today's focus will be on the role the oath keepers and proud boys played in the attack on the capitol and alleged connections to the trump administration. committee members are expected to hear from a former spokesman for the oath keepers and one of their rioters in the capitol that day. questioning will be led today by florida's stephanie murphy and jamie raskin of maryland, both democr

[whistling] >>> primary day for voters in maryland today.ht congressional districts, as well as a senate seat there. >> the most competitive races will be in the democratic and republican primaries for governor. the current governor republican larry hogan, his term is limited and a big day of a consequential state. who knows what larry hogan is doing next. talk about these races today. >> reporter: 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

he is also a democratic candidate for the governor's race in maryland.rt with this already out of akron today. you have work to address urban poverty. you understand all too well the impact of police brutality and the criminalization of black youth. in your home state of maryland, you have seen this fair share -- immediately, your thoughts go to the families. and you know that we have to move with urgency. we need a federal and an independent investigation as to what happened. and i talk often about policing with appropriate intensity, appropriate intensity, but absolute integrity and all of this. we have to be able to get to the bottom of this because the reality right now is we keep on seeing the same things happening in our communities. and for us to truly create a situation where people can feel safe and communities, and their own homes, and in their own skin, it means that we have to have these thorough investigations as to what happened and make sure true justice -- >> switching gears here, i want to ask you about another problem that is hitting am

maryland >> that's your prediction for november? >> oh absolutely.stmore -- help provide the leadership, he wants to include all marylanders in the work for governor. he's a person that we're garner, i think, the support of all the candidates running for the democratic nomination. i think he'll excite all voters of maryland, not just democrats. it's an exciting time. he has great vision as to marilyn's future. so westmore will be the next governor of maryland. >> all right, senator ben cardin, thank you very much sir for your time. we'll see you soon. all right next we're -- what we're learning about president biden's covid case covid case, okay? how he is responding to treatments. and what you should know about rising case numbers. plus the weather extremes are sparking more alarm about climate change. it's hot as hell outside, y'all. a white house climate adviser joins me in just a few minutes. stay with us. joins me in just a few ♪ and a whole lot of cheese ♪ ♪ and the mirror from your van is halfway down the street ♪ ♪ well, you can say that -- ♪

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from ohio. mr. turner: i have no further speakers and am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlemanreserves the balance of his time mr. turner: yes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. huffman: i have no further requests for time and i reserve the balance of my time. and i will close at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from ohio plrks turner, is recognized. mr. turner: i thank representative keating and representative costa. and i thank thank mr. hoyer and the crisis is for us moving quickly. senate foreign relations committee will consider the access shon protocols. this vote is an opportunity for the house of representatives to demonstrate my support. this support should be overwhelming. i urge my colleagues to join me in the face of vladimir putin's aggression and co

i don't think in maryland but some of these other states you are playing with fire. >> maryland presidentat's the thinking about. s.e., what does this mean or larry hogan's political clout since the person he backed did not do well but also the fact that this is the candidate at the overwhelmingly supported even though he called pence a traitor, chartered three buses to the capitol, has claimed biden was installed in the white house? >> well, as john said, larry hogan won two terms in a state where democrats outnumber republicans two to one, super successful, wildly popular, one of the post popular governors in the country. the republican party decided, no, let's not duplicate that. >> let's not. >> let's try something harder with less of a chance of succeeding because the republican party as we know and have seen evidence is no longer representing a majority of their constituents, they are really chasing around the fringe. you know, the folks with the culture wars and the trumpiest people. larry hogan was seen as not trump enough. really to repeat a feat in a state like maryland, no, let

the latest beneficiary is the maryland republican governor doyle candidate.levision advertising from the democratic governors association that helps he'll be easier to defeat this november. he isn't alone. the dems spent 1.5 million in colorado trying to boost republican running for senate. inland illinois, they spent $32 million out of the primary grade distinct potential challenger. in pennsylvania the democratic gubernatorial candidate ran ads boosting the eventual challenger doug mastery auto. that race is in the margin of error. joining me, pulitzer prize winning independent journalist whose work you can find on the subject. is this a real threat to democracy then or not? they are helping those candidates. what is happening. >> that's the thing. extremist rhetoric gets tossed around frequently and one of the things that i try to do as a journalist, the authenticity of whether people actually believe what they are saying. the consensus. no other fringe view but the consensus. democratic activists and their media allies. that the trump wing of the republic

california, colorado,, pennsylvania, illinois as well as maryland.tor and former adviser to obama. this is a smart strategy? >> it certainly would be smart in the short room, if the goal is to nominate extreme candidates who you think will be easier to beat. the reason that they are going to these lengths is that this could be a tough year for democrats. there are gale force winds blowing against immigrants, so they want the most unbeatable candidates. those gale force winds could actually blow one of these candidates in. doug mastriano in pennsylvania, who is quite extreme on elections, on abortions, on many other issues, not unlike cox, his initial polls and the race after being nominated has him being four points behind the democratic candidate. it could be issued, or a could and disastrously. that is the danger. >> democrats have done this before, most notably, the 2012 senate race in missouri, where democratic senator helped todd aiken get on the ball against her. that was successful for her. has it ever been done on the scale with this much at

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland yields back. the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from ohio. mr. turner: i have no further speakers and am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlemanreserves the balance of his time mr. turner: yes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california. mr. huffman: i have no further requests for time and i reserve the balance of my time. and i will close at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentleman from ohio plrks turner, is recognized. mr. turner: i thank representative keating and representative costa. and i thank thank mr. hoyer and the crisis is for us moving quickly. senate foreign relations committee will consider the access shon protocols. this vote is an opportunity for the house of representatives to demonstrate my support. this support should be overwhelming. i urge my colleagues to join me in the face of vladimir putin's aggression and co

york gun law has affected the state of maryland.nd we will also talk about gun violence in cities. we want to hear from you, your communities, out hit -- gun violence has impacted your community. we hear a fair amount of discussions about gun violence in cities on the campaign trails, and it becomes the subject of too much or too little media reporting, depending on who you listen to. here are the latest statistics from new york city. nypd statistics for june of 2022 on gun violence, 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% in every borough except for queens. the number of murders declined for the month by 31.6% compared to the same time last year. the nypd reports hundred 55 gun arrests in june 2022, bringing the total number of citywide gun arrests in 2022 to 2381, a 4% increase compared with the first six months of 2021. just some statistics f

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governors in virginia and maryland are calling garland to step up and enforce the books to makes illegal to influence judges. i'm rich edison in for eric sean. alicia: i'm alicia acuÑa in for arthel neville. the letter comes from supreme court top officials asking for more protections for high courts members. they are ordering state

even though maryland isn't a border state, drugs coming across the border is impacting maryland as wellrest of the states. that will be part of this election as well, definitely economy is the number one issue. ashley: also important, you had a good breakfast at the diner, i'm sure it's great food. >> i got biscuits and gravy. i'm never going to go to a diner and not eat biscuits and gravy. [laughter] ashley: thank you so much, enjoy your time. interesting stuff. folks in maryland going to the polls. as we head to the race, we are up across the board, data up to 36. we started the same way yesterday but lost steam after that news from apple about slowing down and less hiring and so on. we are starting positive again today. meantime, white house officials cannot explain the points of biden's middle east trip. >> was the reason for this trip? the price of oil a bill shut up. >> we have seen gas prices go down in the past three, four straight days. ashley: all right, did the president get anything done? we are going to break it down. can you believe this? two years into the pandemic in cal

why don't we give back part of maryland to maryland if it's not being used? because it's already a state and access. there areagainst that . why? why wouldn't you just give back to maryland which is maryland which by the way is the same g we did to virginia and you keep this enclave from about here to the white house, carved that out with afederal district . thatseems to make the most sense but again what's the real motive ? it's about getting two senators and if we don't scratch the surface of the arguments we miss the real motive at hand . >> it's amazing the way the left works because they almost convince you. we've been talking about that that imperative action. they almost convince you it's sad telling you it's water and that's a huge problem for generations, younger than me that doesn't even know what freedom is. we're all here as conservatives talking about preserving freedom and protecting your freedom for people that are in their 20s, those that are just getting their first job, graduating from college, coming out of the pandemic by eight-year-old so

the people of maryland came out and said no.we are going to win in november. >> steve: i know that the democratic governors association about a million dollars worth of ads in your state backing you over your opponent because of the republican side, because they see you as an easier opponent come november. they essentially were helping you now so that you will in their minds lose later. >> that is actually my opponent. my living opponent's argument. actually what happened, brian, steve, excuse me. the arguments for my opponent were then replayed over and over again, smearing. at the same time, the democrats came and purchased ad times on the same exact arguments attacking me. calling me things like "dangerous dan." this is foolishness. we saw this in virginia with then young can. we cannot do that here in maryland. president trump is on a roll. i am so grateful for your support. we were up ten points in july. last year. we were talking about 12 months of running ahead. when president trump came in, we just double that. sure enou