larry hogan: >> what is the adherence look like. gov. larry hogan: is . in our states to wearing the mask. i don't know why i don't know why it's become such a political issue. i'm glad to see the president now wearing a mask. a sentence patriotic to her mask yesterday. i know the most of the administration has been saying that masking is important. i know you've been a big proponent of that . we had her mask on but we just got off of the a repair. but most of the people are following it. i think that's like the numbers are down instead of skyrocketing up or they won't were the masts. >> it seems like the one thing that we can do collectively. and preserve what is most important to us. >> so we started up 90 percent of our economy. gov. larry hogan: leave want to keep us open for business and you can wear a mask. if you don't follow the distancing in a doorway mess, there's a chance economy content and again. and people could lose our jobs will have people get sick. it doesn't make any sense . >> and he looked at the data. gov. larry hogan: i don't know i

and so larry hogan is a great leader of our party. the republican party has a great future no matter what happens. there are a lot of great people involved in the party and if the president is re-elected, which i hope he is and have his leadership. but it won't be a vacuum in the party. .t happens when every incumbent >> any thoughts for running for senate for new jersey? gov. christie: no. no. i have absolutely no interest in being in an legislative body. not my personality. i'm an executive branch guy. the legislative branch can have it. it's fine. but it's not for me. >> throughout your book you have a running joke that you don't want to be secretary of labor for president trump. if president trump wins ag second term, have you had discussions with him with joining the cabinet? gov. christie: absolutely no discussions about any jobs. the president is saying that karma.e bad carm he isn't going to be talking about. i have been offered seven different jobs and turned them all down. if there is a second term, if the president calls on

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so larry hogan is a great leader of our party right now. the republican party a huge future no matter what happens in this election. there are lots of great people in the party and if the president is reelected, which i hope years, we will have his leadership for the next four years in the party, but it is not going to be a vacuum in the party in terms of leadership. that happens whenever an incumbent president leaves and we will see where it goes from there. >> what about your own future, any thoughts about running for senate in new jersey? gov. christie: no. no. i have said this before i have , absolutely no interest in being in a legislative body. not my personality. not the way i like to operate. i'm an executive branch guy. the legislative branch can have it. that's fine. but it's not for me. >> throughout your book, you have a running joke that you don't want to be secretary of labor for president trump. if president trump wins a second term, have you had discussions about joining the cabinet as attorney general? gov. christie: absolu

republican maryland governor larry hogan tweeted while we welcome peaceful protests and constructive dialogue on whether and how to deal with certain statues, lawlessness and destruction of public property is unacceptable. it should be condemned by everyone, regardless of politics. hours earlier, another columbus statue was beheaded. a 24-year-old protester and another was critically -- died and another was critically injured after a driver went through a crowd of protesters on a busy interstate. in portland, a riot was declared twice in 24 hours. people burned american flags, shot fireworks at the justice center and threw bricks and shined lasers and officers. police allegedly found a pipe bomb and machete. at the white house, more flag

she praised governor larry hogan and said she is working with him to try to make sure that the states get more financial aid in the next round of stimulus as well. lisa: nancy pelosi may sound optimistic, but so is the market. the market is pricing and that congress will pass some sort of extension to the enhanced unemployment benefit, which is being doled out to more than 30 million americans. running out of time, two weeks left. who are the key constituents within congress that need to be swayed to get this through kailey: -- to get this through? kevin: from this perspective, it is actually more nuanced. as states like arizona and california have shut down, and you now have -- there are conservative representatives in states like california, and

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let's talk about larry hogan, governor larry hogan's essay that i read from briefly in the "washington post." you've got larry hogan obviously breaking from the president. he has broken from the president before, especially with regard to his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. other republicans, some doing so as well. do you think at all his words along with other folks that we are hearing from will impact his re-election? >> governor hogan of maryland represents one of the most republican states. he's always had to play toward the middle. he's an outlier. he's trying to create a throwback to center right republicans, internationalists, trying to work across the aisle. that's not where trump's party is. we'll see how 2024 goes, but it does not seem like he's really in the center of gravity of where the majority of republican voters are, at least during the trump era right now. >> well, i mean it's honestly even interesting to hear that quote from marco rubio with regard to the supply chain to florida and hearing him say the federal government is not supplying them with what they nee

. >> one governor, larry hogan is taking issue with the claim states have gotten everything they need from the federal government. governor hogan wrote about fighting at it alone, why doesn't trump help my state with coronavirus testing? he's written a book surviving cancer, riots and the toxic that divides america and joins us tonight. toxic politics worse than ever certainly in our lifetime. governor hogan, the president repeated the false claims about hydroxychloroquine this afternoon, you know, defended retweeting a video espousing all kinds of falsehoods about the virus. when the president -- do you understand just politically why he's doing this? i mean, is it just who he is? is there -- does it help him among some like of his non-followers? is it just to rile the fringes of his base up? >> you know, anderson, i'm not sure i'm qualified to opine on what goes through the president's head about why he decides to say the things he says. i'm not sure there is a logic l explanation. we had a call with the white house led by the vice president and we had dr. birx and dr. fauci and dr.

. >> next maryland governor larry hogan talks about the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic with scott godley who previously led the food and drug administration during the first two years of the trump presidency. governor hogan was asked about testing challenges in the upcoming election and the debate over reopening schools in the fall we are here with governor larry hogan to talk about the challenges we face as a country grappling with the covid pandemic and some of the things that we've done to deal with their epidemic this is unprecedented time of the global pandemic the intelligence community has long warned us about the risks of a pandemic and put it on par with weapons of mass destruction in counterterrorism and cyber attacks as much as we thought we were prepared for this as a nation, weou

republican larry hogan ofrm maryland is ch of the national governor's association. recently, he has spot about failures on the federal level to respond. iss book, "still standing" out next week and he joins us now fromnnapolis. governor hogan, thank you so much for joining us today. i do want to start with the inndemic. we have some nermation about what's going on in maryland. your state, of course, has ved ahead with reopening much of your economy, but the on sunday, it was reported 900 ne cases in a day. the evious week, over 500 new cases. over 700 new cas and five days out of a weeink. thisspite of the reopening, is it time to put that reopening pause? >> well, judy, we're looking at a whole lot of numbers, had you to put it a little bit in perspective because we did, over the past few days, two or three times more than normal -- than normal tting, so we did almost 30,000 tests, yesterday, as d opposed ng normally about 10 or 15. our positivity rate is actually down, and we have been trending tn the same direction. we hi our peak about 90 days ago when we're sta

i'll talk to larry hogan of maryland who is considering a 2024 presidential run. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker, syndicated columnist george will and anna palmer, correspondent for "politico." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. for a country that celebrates american exceptionalism the united states finds itself in an exceptionally bad place today. the calendar says july 12th, but it feels more like april 12th when it comes to battling this virus, even if president trump did finally wear a mask in public late yesterday. once again, cases are surging, the ten worst days for cases nationwide have occurred over the past 11 days. we are facing shortages of protective tests and icu beds for covid-19 patients and once again, we are left to wonder how did we get here again? is it because of a president who remains in denial about the disaster unfolding on his wat

michael steele, very briefly, i'm about to interview larry hogan who you know well from maryland. according to his book, you went to high school with him, you've known him since high school years. did you think he should gear up to run against pump in 20 -- or to run against whoever is the president in 2024, given that he is so critical against president trump and said he didn't support him of course in 2016? >> i think the governor has laid down a lot of -- a lot of good tracks that will lead to an opportunity for him in 2024. it's going to be a wide open space regardless of what happens in 2020. so for larry, having, you know, served in government through the coronavirus the way he has, has gotten the notice and attention of a lot of people around the country and even before that, i think people are looking at his leadership. as we like to say, he's in a sweet spot. >> high school buddies, and now look where you guys are today. thank you so much, michael steele and yamiche alcindor. and as we say, up next, a republican governor taking on an incumbent republican president. why ma

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us as governor larry hogan, republican of maryland. joining us is governor larry hogan, republican of maryland. he's also the chair of the national governors association. governor, let me begin with the news on the coronavirus. we had 150,000 deaths and cases are on the rise in your state and across the country. is it time for a national strategy rather than governors coming up with their own strategies? >> well it was probably a time for a national strategy back in february or march. i've been somewhat critical of the fact that early in the, i talk about this in my book, early in the pandemic, i thought it was important for the federal government to come up with more of a national strategy on testing, on contact tracing, on a more coordinated, from the federal level, attack from this virus. that's behind us now and the virus has spread across the country. governors have been on the front lines out of necessity and taking actions that we think are necessary. obviously, we are continuing to do so and doing everything we can to stop the

us as governor larry hogan, republican of maryland. joining us is governor larry hogan, republican of maryland. he's also the chair of the national governors association. governor, let me begin with the news on the coronavirus. we had 150,000 deaths and cases are on the rise in your state and across the country. is it time for a national strategy rather than governors coming up with their own strategies? >> well it was probably a time for a national strategy back in february or march. i've been somewhat critical of the fact that early in the, i talk about this in my book, early in the pandemic, i thought it was important for the federal government to come up with more of a national strategy on testing, on

on c-span2, rella governor larry hogan along with former fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb discuss the coronavirus pandemic response. the senate returns at 10:00 a.m. for their work on the defense programs and policy bill. at 10:00 a.m. on c-span3, house subcommittee looks into the development of a covid-19 vaccine. what include former cdc director dr. julie gerberding, representing merck, and representatives from several pharmaceutical companies. at 145 p.m., joe biden speaks on the coronavirus pandemic and economic recovery, from new castle, delaware. at 2:30 p.m., senate commerce subcommittee investigates covid-19 scams. watch our live daily unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house. >> our countries are linked by trade and travel. >> on issues that matter to you. >> our ongoing effort to focus on a mission, to save lives, the needs of our health care workers and our states. >> along with briefings on the coronavirus pandemic, supreme court oral argument and decisions. >> coming out to say hello. >> and the latest from campaign 2020. >> your calls a

maryland governor larry hogan is standing by with reaction. we are live in new york. we will first go to kristin fisher at the white house. >> dana, this morning, president trump said they will be holding an exciting news conference sometime next week about democrat run cities who he believes have lost control. so i asked him if that might have something to do with something that he said earlier in the week about the federal government going in and taking over cities like new york and chicago. here's what he said. >> we will have a conference next week, you in great detail, but it's somethinng very poorly. like war zones. and if the cities aren't going to straighten it out, local politicians, or in this case, i don't say this for political reasons. they are all democrats. left-wing democrats. it's almost like they think this is going to be this way forever. in chicago, 60 people were shot, and 18 died last week. we are not going to put up with that. >> the other thing that president trump was asked about in the oval office was about this op-ed in "usa today" that was

i'll talk to larry hogan of maryland who is considering a 2024 presidential run. joining me for insight and analysis are nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker, syndicated columnist george will and anna palmer, correspondent for "politico." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. for a country that celebrates american exceptionalism the united states finds itself in an exceptionally bad place today. the calendar says july 12th, but it feels more like april 12th when it comes to battling this virus, even if president trump did finally wear a mask in public late yesterday. once again, cases are surging, the ten worst days for cases nationwide have occurred over the past 11 days. we are facing shortages of protective tests and icu beds for covid-19 patients and once again, we are left to wonder how did we get here again? is it because of a president who remains in denial about the sdafrter unfolding on his wat

coming up, maryland governor larry hogan will talk about his state's response to the coronavirus pandemic and his critique of the federal response. he's speaking to the american enterprise institute this morning. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for joining us today. we're here with governor larry hogan of maryland to talk about the challenges we've faced as a country, grappling with the covid pandemic and some things that maryland has done to deal with their epidemic of covid spread. this is a time with the intelligence committee long warning us of the risk and put it on par with weapons of mass destruction and counterterrorism and cyber attack. as much as we thought we were prepared as a nation, we found going through this episode at that we really didn't have all the preparations that we thought we had. and we've been unable to find as a nation a medium between allowing this virus to spread in a way that's causing a lot of death and suffering, and strict lockdown, something that's acceptable to enough people that we can implement some kind of an app

with governor larry hogan, a republican from maryland, earlier this week in annapolis. he made the case that he wants to see states getting some more funds in the next round of stimulus so that federal and state employees don't have to be furloughed or, worse, laid off. >> larry hogan is the head of the nga, i am on the executive board, we have gotten to work very closely together. it is democratic and republican leaders who understand that covid-19 has ravaged our economies. the only area we have any discretion over in our budgets are areas that impact public health, public safety, and public education, arguably the three most important things in the middle of a pandemic. while larry has been on the front lines, advocating for this, governor cuomo and i, governor dewine, we need to recognize that this is the moment where congress has to deliver, support the states, give us the flexibility and resources we need. it would be a crying shame if after all of the bungling around covid-19 and the price we are paying, that we did not have the toources we need to learn, address

., maryland governor larry hogan along with former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb, discuss marilyn's coronavirus pandemic response -- maryland's coronavirus pandemic. c-span3, am. on house subcommittee looks at developments of a covid-19 vaccine. witnesses include a former c.d.c. director and representatives from several pharmaceutical companies. 140 5 p.m., joe biden speaks on the pandemic and economic recovery from new castle, delaware. at 2:30 p.m., a senate commerce subcommittee investigates covid-19 scams. coming up in one hour cometh american federation of teachers president randi weingarten on her membership

eastern on c-span. 9:30 on c-span2, maryland governor larry hogan and dr. scott gottlieb discuss maryland's coronavirus pandemic response. the senate returns at 10:00 a.m. for their version on the policies bill and 10:00 a.m. on c-span 3, the house subcommittee looks into the development of the covid-19 vaccine. witnesses include representatives from several pharmaceutical companies. biden speaks on the pandemic and economic recovery from new castle, delaware. at 2:30, the senate subcommittee investigates covid-19 scams. live coverage of congress, the white house. you.sues that matter to >> ongoing efforts to focus on the mission to save lives, meet the needs of the state and health care workers. >> along with briefings on the

governor larry hogan, republican of maryland. thank you so much for your time. really appreciate it, sir. >> thank you, jake. >>> with a new round of interviews and his solo coronavirus briefings added to his schedule, president trump has been talking quite a bit about many different topics this last week. curiously bragging about passing a test to determine whether he has dementia, for example. >> person, woman, man, camera, tv. >> lying once again about how he was booed at a charity event in 2015. an event he has not attended since 2011. >> you know, it's the first time in my life i was ever booed. >> nowhere in the president's comments, nor in the questions to him in these one-on-one interviews was there any mention of three u.s. marines who are worth discussion. staff sergeant christopher slotman, corporal robert hendricks nor sergeant benjamin hines, three marines who enlisted after 9/11, arrived in afghanistan in october 2018 and who were killed by an ied in april 2019. according to "the new york times," the pentagon and others are investigating whether th

joining me is larry hogan, the author of the new book "still standing." thank you so much for being with here, governor. what's your reaction to what you heard from the administration this morning either from admiral giroir or larry kudlow when it came to their handling of the pandemic? >> well, i didn't get a chance to hear all of it, jake, but, you know, i think admiral giroir was saying, i think one thing that the president said is every governor has everything they need and there weren't any outstanding requests and i can tell you that that's not the case here with my state of maryland and not what i hear from the other governors. i know that they have been doing a good job to get us more of the thing that is we need but things like ppe, i think they have a list of 276 nursing homes in the state to be delivering ppe to. i think 20 of them have arrived so maybe 10% of what we have been focused on but the real need right now is onramping up a robust testing program because we're starting to with the spikes around the country, you know, see waits of ten

now governor larry hogan joins us only on "gma" this morning. >>> mask mutiny. the stunning move from georgia's governor brian kemp suing atlanta to stop the city from mandating masks as georgia faces an increase in new covid admissions and deaths. and the urgent warning about overpriced or counterfeit n95 masks. how to tell if one is fake. >>> vaccine thieves? the u.s., uk and canada accusing russian hackers of trying to steal secrets about coronavirus vaccines. what the nsa is revealing about the group known as cozy bear and its link to the kremlin. >>> under fire. new trouble for washington's nfl team. the new report, 15 former female employees alleging repeated incidents of sexual harassment and verbal abuse by executives . >> n oy was i being hit on but i also was being jt degraded on a daily basis. >> now one of the accusers speaking out on "gma" this morning. >>> winona ryder to the rescue? the actress and former fiancee of johnny depp now publicly coming to his defense as he faces accusations of abuse. the high-stakes trial under way. >>> and inside the

. >>> today maryland's republican governor larry hogan is slamming president trump's response to the coronavirus pandemic. he calls it hopeless. hogan also chronicles the efforts to secure testing supplies for his state in the absence of federal guidance. and it isn't the first time that he's publicly pushed back against the president's response to the pandemic. it is notable though given his position as the chairman of the national governors association. we have cnn's tom foreman joining us now to talk about this. this is a very interesting right by the governor about what he kind of went through, almost an island unto himself with his wife to get testing supplies for maryland. what else is he saying? >> reporter: this is a remarkable thing that's happening here because he's not hesitated to say when he thought that president trump was wrong about things i think he really has gone out of his way for quite sometime not just directly confront the president or go after the president with a broad brush. that seems to be done. he says he and the other governors waiting for the white hous

today, maryland's liberal republican governor larry hogan cited cases in other states to justify his own states reopening. >> we will remain paused at this point and not move into stage 3 openings until it is safe,ta prudent and thoroughly backed by the data. look at these other states. they have been doing pretty well and shut up and we don't want to be one of them. >> laura: it is unbelievable montgomery county, maryland the numbers are actually really encouraging. of course, these decisions are driven not by what is good for the general welfare but by politics. lockdowns plus trillions in welfare spending until apparently zero virus in america. that is realistic. remember the justification for stay-at-home orders was the need to preserve the hospital system. i can kind of understand that. but now they are using these lockdowns were pauses to reserve biden's chances to beat trump.cs iton is truly disgusting. and whom do these lockdowns and school closures end up hurting the most? well, rich families hire tutors and take up new hobbies at home. it is the poor families that will stru

. >> half the republicans are republican governor larry hogan called on congress to reach an agreement. >> we just have to get some bipartisan cooperation on both sides to sit down and hammer something out because an awful lot of people need this help. >> reporter: top white house advisors say congress may have to first pass a narrow piece of legislation and then deal with some of these other issues but house speaker nancy pelosi has rejected that approach and any negotiations on a potential deal could take weeks. jamie? >> yuccas: paula reid, thank you. today marks 100 days until election day 2020. and the race for the white house much like everything else has been upended by the pandemic. new cbs news battleground tracker polls out today show former vice president joe biden leading president trump by six points in michigan while the president has a point edge over biden in nearby ohio. cbs news political correspondent ed o'keefe joins us now, thanks for being here, what patterns are you taking away from these numbers? >> jamie, they once again tell us that voters remain very concerne

today, maryland's liberal republican governor larry hogan cited cases in other states to justify his own states reopening. >> we will remained paused at this point and not move into stage 3 openings until it is safe, prudent and thoroughly backed by the data. look at these other states. they have been doing pretty well and shut up and we don't want to be one of them. >> laura: it is unbelievable montgomery county, maryland the numbers are actually really encouraging. of course, these decisions are driven not by what is good for the general welfare but by politics. lockdowns plus trillions in welfare spending and taupe apparently to zero virus in america. that is realistic. remember the justification for stay-at-home orders was the need to preserve the hospital system. i can kind of understand that. but now they are using these lockdowns were pauses to reserve biden's chances to beat trump. it is truly disgusting. and whom do these lockdowns and school closures end up hurting the most? well rick's rich families hire tutors and take up new hobbies at home. it is the poor families that

earlier, larry hogan of maryland spoke with kevin cirilli about the coronavirus and specifically getting back to school. >> everybody wants to get kids back to school. but we have to do it in a safe way. we are working very carefully with our state superintendent of schools, school boards, getting input from our public health, doctors, scientists, along with our teachers and parents. we are going to come up with a plan that will be some kind of a hybrid that makes sure we get our kids educated and back-to-school but in a safe way. >> how do you make sure the private schools don't have an advantage over the public schools in all the different communities that have different coronavirus rates? how do you make sure it is fair for every student? sure it isto make fair for every student, regardless of what school they go to or what community they are in. we are giving some flexibility to local jurisdictions in different positions. -- knock on state wood -- is doing much better than other places around the country. we have declining positivity rates, declining hospitalizations, deaths. we are

in a scathing op-ed in "the washington post," maryland's gop governor larry hogan laid into mr. trump's handling of the virus writing, eventually it was clear that waiting around for the president to run the nation's response is hopeless. if we waited around longer, we'd be condemning our citizens to suffer their own death which is white united states went their own way. the white house fired back accusing hoag hoon had covid-19 tests shipped into his state from south korea of being two-faced. >> this is history of governor hogan and it stands in stark contrast to what he said on march 19th when he praised the great communication that the president has had with governors. >> reporter: the press secretary defended the president's opinion on the pandemic as well as the president's drive to reopen schools with a jaw-dropping explanation that science didn't get in the way. >> he says open, he mean open and full, kids attending eve and every day. science does not stand in the way of it. >> reporter: though she claims trump's position is based on the science. >> the science is on our

that's maryland republican governor larry hogan. he's also going to be joining my colleague andrea mitchell next hour right here on msnbc. . >>> with less than four months until the general election, a shakeup this morning in the president's re-election bid. brad parscale out as campaign manager. he'll be replaced by deputy campaign manager, veteran republican operative bill stappian. a smaller than expected turnout at the rally in tulsa, but the bigger story continues to be these falling poll numbers. nbc's steve kornacki follows the polls, tracks them closely and joins me to dig into those numbers. steve, what jumps out at you most with regards to these poll numbers? >> i'll build to it attend. there's one number at the end that really surprised me. let me take you through it. the overall number, our nbc/"wall street journal" poll, 51-40. if you ask folks if you approve of trump's performance on the economy, a majority say yes, 54-42. start of the year trump thought he'd ride the economy to a second term. what has happened since t

larry hogan, the latest republican, to sound the alarm about the lack of presidential leadership writing in a new op-ed in "the washington post," quote, it was clear that waiting around for the president to run the nation's response was hopeless. if we in maryland delayed any longer, we'd be committing our citizens to suffering and death, end quote. one of the parts of the op-ed is that we are where we are because of the, quote, leadership of president trump. that's true. the vice president ended that op-ed saying that the work is, quote, a cause for celebration not the media's fearmongering, unquote. celebration, he said. that's not just embarrassing, that's an outrage. as we now sadly know, after a surge in cases that we saw weeks ago, comes a surge in hospitalizations. and after that, comes a surge in american deaths which as cnn's erica hill reports is now happening in more than a dozen states. >> reporter: concerned states in florida, 350 now, now outpace france and china company. 95% capacity, icu beds pushed to the limit. >> we cannot allow your hospital system to get overwhelmed,

us as governor larry hogan, republican of maryland. he's also the chair of the national governors association. governor, let me begin with the news on the coronavirus. one 50,000 debts, cases are on the rise in your state and across the country. is it time for a national strategy rather than governors coming up with her own strategies? 12 it was probably time for a national strategy back in february or march. i've been somewhat critical of the fact that, and i talk about this in my book, early in the pandemic i thought it was important for the federal government to come up with more of a national strategy on testing, on contact tracing, on a more coordinated attack on stopping this virus. that's all behind us now. governors have been on the front lines taking the actions that i think are necessary. obviously we are continuing to do so and doing everything we can to stop the virus. we do have the support and the assistance of the federal government that this is going to take all of us at the federal, state, and local level and in the pr

hogan slammed president trump's. >>early response to the pandemic as hopeless that from an editorial in the washington post today. meanwhile, an interview for in style magazine is revealing that the president spoke to doctor anthony fauci yesterday. according to america's leading public health expert on covid-19 it was the first time the president had spoken to him and more then a month jim acosta has the latest now on what the white house is saying about the growing surge in cases nationwide. >>standing in between pickup trucks on the south lawn of the white house president trump staged yet another photo opportunity that was unrelated to the coronavirus that included only a brief mention of his response to covid-19 my administration is also eliminated massive regulatory barriers. in our battle against the china virus. some of the president's fellow republicans say that's been the problem all along in a scathing op ed in the washington post maryland's gop governor larry hogan late into mister trump's handling of the

governor larry hogan will be my guest. to those who think this is a call for big government, it is not. it is a call for leadership from the person at the top in a war, right? when the states look to the federal government, that's what it's for is for things like wars because america is at war, something president trump has said himself. >> a war against the virus. in the war against the virus. in our all-out war against the virus. >> is the united states losing the war on the virus. >> no, we're winning the war. we have areas that flame up and they're going to be fine. >> all out government would have a plan to open schools or help with testing or tell people to wear masks. the truth is winning the war is not defined by tens and tens and tens and thousands of needless deaths. our curve would not look like the line on the top. it would look like the lines on the bottom. kaitlan yet again today the president's focus when he did speak, it was campaign steil, n not on the pandemic. >> reporter: he barely mentioned it. instead

joining us now the governor of maryland, larry hogan. he has a new book coming out later this month. grks thanks so much for joining us. we're definitely going to have you back later this month, assuming you'll want to come back when your book comes out. i want to talk about that. you've got some really compelling stories. but let's start with this really grim milestone. more than 3 million americans all across the united states have now been infected with this virus, and the death toll could reach actually 200,000 plus by november 1st, according to the latest projections. has the united states failed in its pandemic response? >> well, look. there's no question that we've turned a corner in the past couple of weeks in the wrong direction. we're seeing these states all across the country spiking. and it's of great concern, i can tell you, to most of the folks across the country. our state, luckily so far, has been doing pretty well and trending in a better direction. but by no means are we ready to do any victory laps. we're being very ca

that republican governor larry hogan -- >> you can -- >> larry hogan yesterday -- >> he praised the president. he praised the president before hand. >> yes, he did. and he also -- >> wait. >> he had to fly in $9 million worth of masks from south korea because he could not get enough he said the president was clear that he was waiting around for the president to run the nation's response was hopeless, and this is what he said last night to my colleague erin burnett, a republican governor. >> he has a personal -- >> let's play the tape. >> i think he ought to focus on the crisis, listen to the experts and communicate as directly and honestly as he can and stop worrying so much about the campaign and, you know, what he says on twitter because i think it's not helpful to the entire effort to fight this virus. >> do you think he's wrong? >> i mean, governor hogan has always been a critic of this president. this president and the vice president, coronavirus team, has been actively working on getting a vaccine, have been actively working on ensuring that we're getting these dosages of remdesivir to

republican governor larry hogan wroteth a sg op-ed. in this case, these rules are meant to throw a little red meat to the base. this is all happeng is the president is changing up his administration and campaign. and that is hintithe factager that he is worried about his standing in the race. polls in battleground states show that the president is behind joe biden. the president is trying to make sul that conservatives f is being loyal to the things he promised. deregulation is a big thing he promised. and he s done some of these things that make cservatives feel that even if i don't like brashness in between, the president is in some ways doing what conservatives want him to do. amna: all with just monthfoto go bere the election. thanks. ♪ amna: we returned to the two cyber intrusion stories, the hacking of twitter and the allegations russians try to access vaccine rs earch. what dis mean for the upcoming election is to mark william: a stark warning came last night from the u.s., the u.k., and canada. not only were russian operative

let's move on to this story, the republican governor of maryland, larry hogan, he is now criticizing house speaker nancy pelosi for -- he's saying there's no place in maryland for lawlessness after nancy pelosi expressed indifference about rioters in baltimore knocking down a statue of christopher columbus in her hometown of baltimore. watch nancy pelosi here. >> in baltimore, in little italy, a statue of christopher columbus was removed or taken down. [inaudible] >> well, i'm not a big, you know, i don't even have my grandmother's ear rings. i'm not a big, let's see what we have in terms of monuments and that. i'm more interested in what people have accomplished. i think that it's up to the communities to decide what statues they a want to see. >> could that be done by city council, not in the middle of the harbor? >> people do what they do. elizabeth: okay. governor hogan, gianno, says there's no place for lawlessness. this was government property that taxpayers paid for. your reaction? >> yeah, absolutely correct. and for nancy pelosi to really provide room for people to interpret

republican larry hogan of maryland is chairman of the nationalovernor's association. recently, he has spoken out about failures on the federal level to respond. his book, "sti standing", is out next week and he joins us now from annapolis. governor hogan, thank you so much for joining us today. i do want to start with the. pandem we have some new information about what's going on in maryland. your state, of course,moved ahead with reopening much of your economy, but then, on sunday, it was reported 900 newa cases in day. the previous week, over 500 new cases. over 700 new cases and five days out of a week. this, in spite of the reopening, is it time to put that reopening on pause? a whole lot of numand youing at have to put it a little bit in perspective because we did, over the past few days, two or three times er than normal -- than normal testing, so w did almost 30,000 tests, yesterday, as opposed to doing normally about5 10 or our positivity rate is actually down, and we have been trending in.he same direc we hit or peak about 90 days sto when we'reeadily going i

. >>> maryland governor larry hogan spoke today at the american enterprise institute about his state's coronavirus response and the federal response to the pandemic. this is about half an hour. >>> thank you for joining us today. we're here with governor larry hogan of maryland to talk about the challenges we face as a country, grappling with the covid pandemic and some of the things that pamaryland has doneo deal with their epidemic of covid spread. this is really an unprecedented time of global pandemic. the intelligence community had long warned us about the risks of a pandemic and put it on par with risks of weapons of mass destruction and counterterrorism and cyber attack. as much as we thought we were prepared for this as a nation, we found going through this episode that we really didn't have all the preparations that we thought we had. and we've been unable to find, as a nation, a medium between allowing this virus to spread in a way that's causing a lot of death and suffering and strict lockdown, something that's acceptable to enough people that we can implement some kind of a

on c-span 2, maryland governor larry hogan former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb iscuss maryland's coronavirus pandemic response. the senate returns at 10:00 a.m. their version of the programs and policy bill. on c-span 3, looking into covid-19 pment of a vaccine. from merk and companies. t 2:30 p.m., a subcommittee investigates covid-19 scams. announcer: u.s. attorney general on justice department, on tuesday, july 28, on c-span, overage on c-span.org or c-span radio he app. has unfiltered coverage f congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events. you can watch all of c-span's on ic affairs programming television, online or listen on be part radio app and of the national conversation through c-span's daily "washington journal" programs or our social media feed. c-span, created by america's television companies as a public service and brought to your television provider. protesters interrupted florida governor ron desantis during a coronavirus in orlando.day the governor encouraged floridians who have recovered donate coronavi

larry hogan upped the criticism a bit and said trump made mistakes by not listening to the experts and by, quote, threatening people. meanwhile, a political feud under way in georgia. brian kemp suspended all local government mask mandates. we expect to hear from the mayor of atlanta, keisha lance bottoms who still argues her city's mask requirement remains in effect. >>> and 1.3 million people filed first-time unemployment claims last week suggesting the new wave of coronavirus spikes across 40 states is continuing to hinder the u.s. economy as well. let's begin with that breaking cyberattack news. three western countries including the united states, canada and the united kingdom, say russia's intelligence services tried to steal coronavirus vaccine research through hacking. let's check in with matt bradley, nbc news foreign correspondent, who has been tracking this story here. matt, how long has russia been at it, and how much success in their hacking have they had? >> we haven't really seen those exact details coming out of this report that came out of here and london. it's not enti