Dan Cox

We've been looking at the polls coming out of UMBC and Dr. Malia Cramer's shop there, Brian Neeman at 530 Club.

We've looked at everything from the election between the governor, uh, Wes Moore, and if you really [laughs] want to call it a competitive race, with former delegate Dan Cox, where it is 51 to 24.

Man, still got that 24 number, Brian.

We've looked at the issue of question three, which we'll get into a little later today with one of the opponents of question three, Brian, with the Protect Maryland Votes organization, um, attorney Europe C. Morgan, former host here at WBL, talk with her about what that poll showed, where 53% of likely, this is important, likely voters are in opposition to this constitutional amendment that's gonna be on the ballot in November.

All right, that's, you know, again, not the greatest number in the world-

No

... for a Democratic governor, and that's, uh, you know, that's what I was saying before, like, he got 51% in the head-to-head against Dan Cox.

I didn't think that number was, uh, great by any-

I'm saying that you won't.

That is a highlight from the debate last night in Maryland for a governor between Dan Cox and Wes Moore.

And the last thing that Maryland needs is more and more.

Joining us on the Newsmax hotline is a Republican candidate for governor in this great state of Maryland, Dan Cox.

Dan, welcome to the show.

How are you doing, my friend?

They've taken it from Eden, and they've made it into hell.

And it's a real shame.

We are making some programming adjustments.

We're just to understand that Dan Cox, who's running for governor, In the state of Maryland, he debated Wes Moore last night.

It was the great Moore-Cox debate.

It's not what you think, Hunter, but we're going to have him on at 105 today.

But he directly answered this question.

Uh, "That's correct," Moore said to reporters following a debate with his Republican gubernatorial opponent Dan Cox, quote, "I will not be there later on today.

This was going to be a deal that we helped break.

This is going to be the largest private investment that we have seen in over a decade inside the state of Maryland.

Quote, "It's unfortunate that the governor is now making a multi-billion dollar announcement about himself by throwing a tantrum over a federal initiative that will bring, uh, sorely needed jobs back to his state thanks to President Trump." [laughs] Here, quote, "Moore and Trump have had a, a, a years-long feud," and so Trump has never been a fan of, of Wes Moore 'cause Wes Moore doesn't kiss his ass.

Uh, uninviting him from a bipartisan dinner, a bipartisan dinner, that included nearly every other state governor, accusing him of committing electoral fraud, blaming him for a sewage spill in the Potomac River.

Meanwhile, Governor Moore is leading his Trump-supported Republican opponent Dan Cox in polls for November's election.

I don't think Governor Moore will have an issue being reelected.

Happy Wednesday.

If you are a fan of Dan Cox, you might be having a great morning.

If you are a fan of Governor Wes Moore, you might be on the edge of your seat.

I don't know.

We saw the recording, the aftermath.

Uh, but it looked like it was unedited.

But guess what? Guess what? We don't have to guess on that one because we're gonna have Dan Cox.

Yes, Dan Cox will be on the hotline at 9:35 AM this morning here on Kim Klacik Live, and he's just gonna tell us a little bit about how he felt about the debate and, uh, what he thinks, you know, people took away from the debate.

That's Governor Wes Moore, audience and Brian.

The, last night, yesterday afternoon actually, at the debate that was taped, that played last evening, we have Maryland Public Television, WBAL TV 11, and WRC down the road in, uh, DC area, all came together to bring us the only, it was probably gonna be the only Maryland gubernatorial debate between the major candidates, that being Governor Wes Moore and former Democrat and former Maryland delegate, uh, Dan Cox, Republican.

And they dealt with many issues, including that one on ICE.

Here is Dan Cox, Brian and audience, on ICE.

By the way, you're listening to Your Voice Amplified.

We are going to take your phone calls throughout this entire hour on a variety of issues that came up last night, what you thought about it, whether or not you thought there was a clear winner or not, and who flubbed [laughs] the most.

Here's Dan Cox, though, on this specific issue of ICE.

The Constitution gives the sheriffs ability to negotiate and dis- to discuss these issues and to work and partner with the federal authorities.

Pennsylvania governor's debate, Josh Shapiro and Stacey Garrity was last night.

I got a chance to see locally Westmore and Dan Cox.

Did you did you see any of that? Just some clips.

I didn't really sit to watch.

He made him work, though.

He's Dan Cox made Westmore work.

Oh, what did he hear? Did we have any sound? It was pre-taped.

I don't know if we have any sound for that, but I knew I got a chance to see a considerable amount of that.

And as I said in that clip that we played at the very beginning of this segment, when we are not voting and the racists are, how do you think that works out for us? So let's go to Maryland.

In Maryland, Governor Wes Moore, who, uh, was in a debate against Dan Cox, uh, Delegate Dan Cox, had some things to say about his, his opponent, and he was at one point at time in this debate accused of cooking the books.

Now, this one I took a little personally as well, because one thing I do know is that Brandon Scott, uh, the mayor of, of, uh, Baltimore and, and mayor, and Governor Wes Moore have done a lot to make sure that crime is brought down, and they're doing that using tried and tested means, violence disruption, where basically if they hear of a violent incident, they make sure they contact that person's family and their community, and they, one, provide services, provide care, and then they do what they can to mitigate retaliation.

It is a phenomenal model.

It's office shade.

Like, "As previously noted in the email sent at such and such a time," "As noted below, where I explicitly state..." Like, there's a way that we communicate shadily even within white spaces, and that was one of those examples.

And what we also got an opportunity to be reminded of was that Dan Cox, the white man who's running for office to be the nix, next governor of the state of Maryland, does have a history when it comes to national politics because when it came to January the 6th, he was very intimately involved in some ways that I think would make anyone of, of note and of concern clutch their metaphorical pearls.

I want you all to take a listen to this clip where, uh, Governor Wes Moore does the thing that needs to be done and, um, reminds us all as to who the other option actually is.