Rep. Andy Harris tells reporter not to record him after Tuesday debate with Democratic challenger

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How the sides differ Alternative sources stress the legal claim and his earlier invitation to press; right sources stress the confrontation and voters laughing at his energy cost remarks.

Maryland Republican Rep. Andy Harris objected to a reporter recording him during a press gaggle after a Tuesday evening debate with Democratic challenger Dan Schwartz. Both outlets report he said she lacked permission and that he would refer her to a prosecutor. The Hill adds that he cited Maryland's two-party consent law and that he had invited the press to speak with him, with a video shared by The Baltimore Banner. The Washington Examiner adds that voters laughed at his blaming Democrats for energy costs.

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Alternative HThe HillMaryland Republican accuses reporter of violating law by recording postdebate gaggle

Focuses on Harris's claim that recording was unlawful under Maryland law, noting he had invited reporters to speak with him.

Right WEWashington ExaminerAndy Harris lashes out at reporter after voters laugh at his blaming of Democrats for energy costs

Presents Harris as lashing out at a reporter, tying the episode to voters laughing at his energy cost remarks during the debate.