Republican Maryland governor says no one has a 'constitutional right to walk around without a mask'

Republican Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said during a media briefing about the coronavirus that no one had the "constitutional right to walk around without a mask."

The dubious claim was made by Hogan while he announced further coronavirus pandemic restrictions on Monday.

"It's sort of like saying I have a constitutional right to drive drunk. I have a constitutional right to not wear a seat belt, or to yell fire in a crowded movie theater, or to not follow the speed limit," Hogan said.