sacrifice and so many other things. rememberthe sacrifice and so many other things. remember the word, devotion, it is unmatched devotion. ouramerican devotion. our american ancestors crossed devotion. ouramerican ancestors crossed the delaware, survived the icy winter at valley forge and defeated a mighty empire to establish our cherished republic. they fought so hard, they lost so many, they pushed thousands and thousands of miles across a dangerous frontier, tending wilderness to build a life and magnificent home for their family. they packed their families into covered wagons, trekked across hazardous trailers, scaled towering mountains and brave rivers and rapids to stake their claim on the wide open new and very beautiful frontier. the wide open new and very beautifulfrontier. when the wide open new and very beautiful frontier. when our way of life was bred, the peach with marched onto the battlefield, raised into enemy

strongholds and stared down death and stared down enemies to keep alive the flame of freedom. at yorktown gettysburg and midway theyjoined the royal couple of immortal heroes. so many hearers, so many great people and we have to cherish those people. we cannot forget those people, we have to cherish those people. and building monuments to those great people is a good thing, not a bad thing. they saved our country. no challenge was too much. no hardship was too great. no enemy was two theorists. together these patriots soldiered on an indoor it and they prevailed because they had faith in each other, bathe in their country and above all, they had faith in their god. just like our

ancestors, we must now come together, rise above past differences. any disagreements have to be put aside and go forward united as one people, one nation, pledging allegiance to one great beautiful, i think it is a beautiful, american flag. tonight i ask your partnership, your support and i am humbly asking for your vote. we are going to make our country great again. every day i will strive to honour the trust you have placed in me and i will never ever let you down. i will never ever let you down. i promise that. i will never let you down. to all of the forgotten men and women that have been neglected, abandoned and left behind, you will be forgotten no longer. we will

press forward and together we will win, win, win. cheering chanting: when, win, win. nothing will sway us, nothing will slow us and no—one will ever stop us. no matter what dangers, way, no matter what obstacles in our path, we will keep driving towards our glorious destiny and we will not fail. together we will save this country. we will restore

the republic. we will usher in the republic. we will usher in the rich and wonderful tomorrow is that our people so truly deserve. america's future will be bigger, better, bolder, brighter, happier, stronger, freer, greater and more united than ever before. cheering. and quite simply put, we will very quickly make america great again. thank you very much. wisconsin, god bless you. god bless you, wisconsin and god bless you, wisconsin and god bless the united states of america. our great country. thank you very much.

there you have it. the official acceptance speech from former president donald trump. accepting the nomination for the republican party. he is now the republican party. he is now the republican party official nominee. for president. 202a. on stage, the former first lady . a rapturous reception from the gathered delegates, elected officials, supporters, invited guests, family and friends of the former president.

delivering a very lengthy acceptance speech that lasted for over an hour and half force the beginning very personal, very poignant, recounting what had happened to him on saturday on stage at that rally in butler pennsylvania. he said he would tell the story now and would tell the story now and would not tell it again. the balloons dropping. donald trump onstage nowjoined by all of his family, his children, baron trump is not here but his other children are here, his grandchildren with him as well. our panel are still with us here. rodney, lengthy speech, what did you make of it? it was

a ureat what did you make of it? it was a great speech. _ what did you make of it? it was a great speech. i _ what did you make of it? it was a great speech. i think- what did you make of it? it was a great speech. i think the - a great speech. i think the world has not figured out even in a calm, unifying speech, donald trump will still ref and go off script. he did it in a much less controversial and much less controversial and much less controversial and much less adversarial way that what he has done before it. i think he still has succeeded in keeping the message of unification. he provided a few bits of contrast but it will go down as the longest speech, the longest acceptance bit and our nation �*s history. i still think this convention was very successful. think this convention was very successful-— think this convention was very successful. ,, , . , successful. stephanie, this was billed as a _ successful. stephanie, this was billed as a speech _ successful. stephanie, this was billed as a speech donald - successful. stephanie, this was | billed as a speech donald trump would give appealing for unity, he said he had for another specie originally intended to give. was it a speech for unity as far as you are concerned? i thought his tone was not the tone he usually uses when he is doing a rally. i think the message is the same. some of the things that are troubling

is the way he talks about immigrants in this country is divisive. the way he talks about workers in this country is divisive. he wants to lay a lot of the blame on worker displacement, trade. he is ignoring technology and globalisation force that our economy is different than the one he is talking about. i am not sure if you peel back the layers, what he proposed was really an agenda that moves this country forward, especially the idea of tariffs which is essentially a tax on the american people. that is not a solution for some of the challenges we are seeing. rodney, the speech well received by those in the arena. it started with him recounting what happened on stage but did turn into somewhat of a trump

speech. a call to action. i have been to a lot of trump speeches, rallies, state of the union addresses, this one was a very tame. it went off script numerous times because that is what he likes to do. you are right, it wasn't much different speech. the choreographic nature —— was a much different speech. i am shocked was that we started out physically with kid rock ben lee greenwood and only trump would require an opera singer to close out the night. at opera singer to close out the niuht. �* ., . ., night. a touching moment during the speech. _ night. a touching moment during the speech, onstage _ night. a touching moment during the speech, onstage with - night. a touching moment during the speech, onstage with him - night. a touching moment during the speech, onstage with him as| the speech, onstage with him as he spoke, the uniform of the fire chief that was killed during that attempted assassination of the former president on saturday and at one point he walked over and kissed the uniform.— one point he walked over and kissed the uniform. that was a ureat kissed the uniform. that was a great tribute _ kissed the uniform. that was a great tribute to _ kissed the uniform. that was a great tribute to a _ kissed the uniform. that was a great tribute to a brave - kissed the uniform. that was a great tribute to a brave man i great tribute to a brave man who did what all dads would want to do to protect their

family and a time of crisis. corey, a firefighter, well trained on what to do and an emergency situation. who knows, he could have saved his wife, could have saved his daughter with his sacrifice. a guy like thatis with his sacrifice. a guy like that is an american hero and needs to be honoured at a time like this and i am so glad president trump decided to do that. , , ., president trump decided to do that. , ,., , president trump decided to do that. , that. does this at the party on a stron: that. does this at the party on a strong footing _ that. does this at the party on a strong footing going - that. does this at the party on a strong footing going into - that. does this at the party on | a strong footing going into the election? ' :: :: ' . a strong footing going into the election? ' :: :: , ., , election? 10096 and this entire convention _ election? 100% and this entire convention has _ election? 100% and this entire convention has made - election? 100% and this entire convention has made us - election? 100% and this entire convention has made us as - election? 100% and this entire convention has made us as a l convention has made us as a republican party a lot more unified. we are coming out of this convention with energy at the same type democrats are planning somewhat of a coup against the democratic electorate who already cast their votes in the primaries and caucuses for president biden was trying to put a sitting president out from running again. at the same time telling the american people

don't look up here, he could still be president. the american people are smarter than that. they will ask questions.— than that. they will ask questions. than that. they will ask cuestions. ,, , . ., questions. stephanie, we heard earlier in the _ questions. stephanie, we heard earlier in the day _ questions. stephanie, we heard earlier in the day donald - questions. stephanie, we heard earlier in the day donald trump| earlier in the day donald trump had pledged not to mentionjoe biden's name during the speech. he did mention it twice by my count. also mentioning nancy pelosi and they were a few personal attacks even though we were told there would be. to what rodney was there, i think it was— what rodney was there, i think it was an — what rodney was there, i think it was an appropriate tribute to the — it was an appropriate tribute to the man who died at the rally— to the man who died at the rally saving his wife and children. what was interesting to me — children. what was interesting to me as— children. what was interesting to me as well as he gave a shout _ to me as well as he gave a shout out _ to me as well as he gave a shout out to one of my former constituents, trial lawyer from orlando — constituents, trial lawyer from orlando who written a million—dollar cheque to the victims _ million—dollar cheque to the victims. we also have a democratic trial lawyer in orlando _ democratic trial lawyer in orlando and i wonder if this might— orlando and i wonder if this might not be a call for action forjohn_ might not be a call for action forjohn morgan who is the democratic lawyer. the also matches _ democratic lawyer. the also

matches republican counterpart and provide resources to the victims _ and provide resources to the victims. ., , , ., victims. donald trump, 'ust a flash victims. donald trump, 'ust a flash that i victims. donald trump, 'ust a flash that out, i victims. donald trump, 'ust a flash that out, donald h victims. donald trump, just a flash that out, donald trump | flash that out, donald trump said during his speech that $6.3 million have been raised by the families and also the two individuals injured on saturday. two individuals in'ured on math two individuals in'ured on saturda. . , ., saturday. that is right and john morgan _ saturday. that is right and john morgan is _ saturday. that is right and john morgan is quite - saturday. that is right and john morgan is quite a - saturday. that is right and i john morgan is quite a vocal democratic donor. i think this is a _ democratic donor. i think this is a challenge for him to step up is a challenge for him to step up in — is a challenge for him to step up in this— is a challenge for him to step up in this moment. i think a lot of— up in this moment. i think a lot of people, their hearts are with— lot of people, their hearts are with that _ lot of people, their hearts are with that family. irrespective of whether or not they share the political views. what i will— the political views. what i will say— the political views. what i will say about him mentioning biden, — will say about him mentioning biden, i— will say about him mentioning biden, i thought this was a fairly— biden, i thought this was a fairly disciplined speech or trumn _ fairly disciplined speech or trump. but he cannot help himself _ trump. but he cannot help himself. he said it, it probably made his staff watching the screens a little because, hejust watching the screens a little because, he just went off script. _ because, he just went off script, stick to the teleprompter. it is inevitable. the animosity between those two

men would lead to a place where he is _ men would lead to a place where he is going to use his name in a speech— he is going to use his name in a speech like this. he he is going to use his name in a speech like this.— a speech like this. he did touch on _ a speech like this. he did touch on almost - a speech like this. he did touch on almost all- a speech like this. he did touch on almost all of. a speech like this. he did| touch on almost all of the policies, workers rights, but they were cheering when he said he would get rid of the electric vehicle mandate. he said victor auburn pressed as a tough man we have something of an idea of what the campaign will look like from your out. what the campaign will look like and frankly what his presidency when it comes to foreign policy will look like. always a good indicator. this is the first time in our lifetime we actually know what it is going to do if they win the election. we know whojoe biden is, when i could donald trump is, this is the beginning of the contrast. the democrats have a high bar, set by republicans that they will have to achieve and exceed for they have to figure out who will be

the candidate and let's get out the candidate and let's get out the popcorn. the candidate and let's get out the popcorn-— the popcorn. that is an issue. donald trump _ the popcorn. that is an issue. donald trump setting - the popcorn. that is an issue. donald trump setting out - the popcorn. that is an issue. donald trump setting out his| donald trump setting out his stall here. there was uncertainty tonight on who he will be facing. the democratic -a has will be facing. the democratic party has a — will be facing. the democratic party has a month _ will be facing. the democratic party has a month to - will be facing. the democratic party has a month to prepare | party has a month to prepare for the — party has a month to prepare for the convention. they are going — for the convention. they are going to _ for the convention. they are going to prepare for the convention along the lines they were _ convention along the lines they were always going to prosecute this collection odd, irrespective of who is at the top of— irrespective of who is at the top of the ticket as the main messenger. i think the party in a very— messenger. i think the party in a very democratic way is trying to figure — a very democratic way is trying to figure out who is the best messenger, with the best person to prosecute that case is against _ to prosecute that case is against the current the former president trump. i have been a number— president trump. i have been a number of— president trump. i have been a number of democratic rights of the party— number of democratic rights of the party because at the end of the party because at the end of the day— the party because at the end of the day we have to figure it out and _ the day we have to figure it out and the democrats, if they really — out and the democrats, if they really believe this is a

consequential election will get their— consequential election will get their stuff together and go into— their stuff together and go into chicago with a message we will bring — into chicago with a message we will bring to the contrary. i also — will bring to the contrary. i also think we have strong candidates running in these up and down _ candidates running in these up and down the ballot all across the country and they will do what — the country and they will do what is _ the country and they will do what is right on behalf of their— what is right on behalf of their constituents. he was sneaking _ their constituents. he was speaking earlier _ their constituents. he was speaking earlier in - their constituents. he was speaking earlier in the - their constituents. he was l speaking earlier in the week about how the republican party is going after some of those key demographics that usually belong to the democratic party. one of the big blue—collar trade union workers. we heard from the president of the teamsters earlier in the week but donald trump and his speech was talking about the united auto workers union and is at the bottom of it should be fired and the gig itself should be ashamed. two very different toads in terms of unions.- toads in terms of unions. there was a big _ toads in terms of unions. there was a big difference _ toads in terms of unions. there was a big difference between i was a big difference between union leadership recognising what their membership is planning to vote. what should i paraded knowing full well 50%

or more teamsters will vote for donald trump and they vote republican. the head of the uaw, it is a secret cover he is a part of that hack. a given that represented thousands of workers in my district where i have done everything i could but i was in office to correct more opportunities to expand players which means more uaw workers at the gate i used this when i read boppers in 2012, i had uaw workers telling me they could never work —— vote for the because i am a republican. they say workers who pay their dues to biz president now in the last alexa bliss to tell me what i was not republican enough. this is notjust teamsters, it is everyone and that was a clear call from donald trump to those workers. insomuch as trouble is trying to create _ insomuch as trouble is trying to create a wedge issue here among — to create a wedge issue here among the labour unions, i think— among the labour unions, i think he _ among the labour unions, i think he has an issue with the business _ think he has an issue with the business community. they have

always — business community. they have always been able to rely on chamber— always been able to rely on chamber republicans and a lot of the — chamber republicans and a lot of the messaging hero was populous as was the messaging injd_ populous as was the messaging injd vance's speech. the business _ injd vance's speech. the business community, we are not 'ust business community, we are not just talking about businesses on wall— just talking about businesses on wall street but talk about medium _ on wall street but talk about medium and small sized businesses across this country wondering who was fighting for them _ wondering who was fighting for them it— wondering who was fighting for them it was hinted when they are being vilified by the party that is supposed to be on their side _ that is supposed to be on their side. . ., . , ., , side. the choice is good to be clear. donald _ side. the choice is good to be clear. donald trump - side. the choice is good to be clear. donald trump has - side. the choice is good to be clear. donald trump has an i clear. donald trump has an historic tax—cut bill at 2080 with the help of many of us at congress. those provisions, many provisions affecting small businesses stephanie is talking about and individuals are expiring this next year. it is a clear difference between president biden and democrat status on taxes especially for small businesses and individuals are donald trump, the chamber republicans are going to put taxes and lower

taxes first when they go vote. it is unclear whether chamber republicans are tonight at this convention. we don't see traditional republican nablus. this is— traditional republican nablus. this is not the party of reagan any longer. nor is it the party of bush — any longer. nor is it the party of bush was especially given the taps of the foreign—policy elements of that prior version of the — elements of that prior version of the public party. i think we are in— of the public party. i think we are in a — of the public party. i think we are in a transition with the republican party. yet to be seen — republican party. yet to be seen as— republican party. yet to be seen as they go to try and legislate in the coming year. looking _ legislate in the coming year. looking at scenes of the stage. donald trump, former first lady andjd vance donald trump, former first lady and jd vance and his wife. they have been talking in a little huddled well. all standing at the front of the stage. this is a special moment that those individuals with forjd vance. huge forjd vance. what the

world needs now to witness and remember, look at the grandkids and kids of others kicking the balloons around, oblivious to the fact that this is a convention to nominate donald trump to the most powerful position in the world. it shows the reality of family dynamics. they just want to keep the the reality of family dynamics. theyjust want to keep the big balloons. they just want to keep the big balloons. �* , they just want to keep the big balloons. . , ., , balloons. adults as well. i want to — balloons. adults as well. i want to go _ balloons. adults as well. i want to go down - balloons. adults as well. i want to go down there - balloons. adults as well. i | want to go down there and balloons. adults as well. i - want to go down there and kick balloons— want to go down there and kick balloons with hulk hogan but the secret service won't b. -- won't let _ the secret service won't b. -- won't let me. _ the secret service won't b. -- won't let me. the _ the secret service won't b. -- won't let me. the arena - the secret service won't b. -- won't let me. the arena is - won't let me. the arena is still crowded. _ won't let me. the arena is still crowded. people - won't let me. the arena isi still crowded. people have won't let me. the arena is - still crowded. people have left their seats to rush onto the floor to kick balloons or get a selfie. this is the moment all of these people who work hard for the republican party over the past weeks, months and years really live for this moment. it is special to be her for them.

moment. it is specialto be her forthem— for them. you are 100% right, these are _ for them. you are 100% right, these are the _ for them. you are 100% right, these are the activist, - for them. you are 100% right, these are the activist, not - for them. you are 100% right, these are the activist, not the| these are the activist, not the chamber republicans, these other political activists of the run our country. they need to be commended for stepping into the arena and bigger part of the process. i respect them for coming here. it is a week of events and i will also say in my history of conventions, i have never seen the crowd to stay there that long after a speech like that. a long speech like that. great speech but a long speech. like that. great speech but a long speech-— like that. great speech but a lona seech. ., long speech. the whole evening has been like _ long speech. the whole evening has been like a _ long speech. the whole evening has been like a rock— long speech. the whole evening has been like a rock concert - has been like a rock concert between the kid rock performance, the late show we saw. ., , performance, the late show we saw. . , ,': , performance, the late show we saw. ,': ., saw. the last 3.5 days all the wa u- saw. the last 3.5 days all the way up to _ saw. the last 3.5 days all the way up to the _ saw. the last 3.5 days all the way up to the point _ saw. the last 3.5 days all the way up to the point of- saw. the last 3.5 days all the way up to the point of the i way up to the point of the speech— way up to the point of the speech was, had a lot of energy. _ speech was, had a lot of energy, a lot of enthusiasm. this— energy, a lot of enthusiasm. this speech was a tad bit long. well— this speech was a tad bit long. well over— this speech was a tad bit long. well over 90 minutes. ithink this speech was a tad bit long. well over 90 minutes. i think i saw— well over 90 minutes. i think i saw people living the arena

just— saw people living the arena just because it mediated a bit. it just because it mediated a bit. it might— just because it mediated a bit. it might have been the lowest energy— it might have been the lowest energy point of what otherwise was a — energy point of what otherwise was a high—energy convention. did you — was a high—energy convention. did you think it was low energy? i did you think it was low energy?— did you think it was low ener: ? ., ~' did you think it was low ener: ? ., ,, ., , energy? i did not think it was low energy- _ energy? i did not think it was low energy- i _ energy? i did not think it was low energy. i look _ energy? i did not think it was low energy. i look around - energy? i did not think it was low energy. i look around at l low energy. i look around at the ground, people on the ground carry about their local chambers and congress, they care about the economy which is why he talked about economic issues which is why republicans including president trump throughout the rest of the campaign will be talking about stopping democrats likejoe stopping democrats like joe biden stopping democrats likejoe biden from raising taxes because those tax cuts expire this year and something has to be done. this is a group representative of all of america and get every state and territory admiration represented by all people on the floor and they do not want to leave right now.—

to leave right now. plenty of souvenir— to leave right now. plenty of souvenir grabbing _ to leave right now. plenty of souvenir grabbing as - to leave right now. plenty of souvenir grabbing as well. i souvenir grabbing as well. besides have to mediated by all the stays are disappearing out the stays are disappearing out the door because having a memento for something like this from your party it is a collectors item, isn't it? it is it is reminiscent and alice destructive way of tarry the big goalpost what your team has an upset in college football. how did this rake in recent times? br; how did this rake in recent times? �* , ., how did this rake in recent times? �* , . , , , times? by far the best energy and choreographed _ times? by far the best energy | and choreographed convention times? by far the best energy i and choreographed convention i have been a part of. i am honestly in a different position to be part of it, viewing from a much different spot. that could have skewed what i have thought. in the end, i think there's party has never been more unified at a time when our nation is far apart from unified and a long

time. ,, , . , ., ., time. stephanie, we see melodia trum on time. stephanie, we see melodia trump on stage- _ time. stephanie, we see melodia trump on stage. have _ time. stephanie, we see melodia trump on stage. have not - time. stephanie, we see melodia trump on stage. have not seen l trump on stage. have not seen her yet in this campaign. she got a warm welcome when she walked out as well. she got a warm welcome when she walked out as well.— walked out as well. she is clearly a _ walked out as well. she is clearly a very _ walked out as well. she is clearly a very loved - walked out as well. she is clearly a very loved figure | clearly a very loved figure among _ clearly a very loved figure among republican party. it was nice to — among republican party. it was nice to see her especially since _ nice to see her especially since she has not made much of an appearance within this campaign. everybody understands what it _ campaign. everybody understands what it is— campaign. everybody understands what it is like to be supportive wife, a mob, somebody who wants to cheer their— somebody who wants to cheer their family somebody who wants to cheer theirfamily on no somebody who wants to cheer their family on no matter what it is they— their family on no matter what it is they are trying to pursue _ it is they are trying to pursue. i think there was something very human about that that people can connect to. definitely a party atmosphere. you can see the wisconsin cheese had wearing delegation dancing and springing that she —— swinging that she is hats. aha,

—— swinging that she is hats. a democratic convention is interesting and that is because we are — interesting and that is because we are a — interesting and that is because we are a big hot body. they will— we are a big hot body. they will be _ we are a big hot body. they will be a _ we are a big hot body. they will be a range of folks who will be a range of folks who will be _ will be a range of folks who will be at the convention. as rodney— will be at the convention. as rodney said repeatedly, writ conventions are about unifying the party— conventions are about unifying the party and energising the base — the party and energising the base. irrespective of what is happening with leadership challenges and the conversation we are _ challenges and the conversation we are having with every democratic party, when we get together— democratic party, when we get together in chicago, i am certain— together in chicago, i am certain b programming will be designed to also unify the base and energise the party as it hazards— and energise the party as it hazards of the election. the good — hazards of the election. the good news is they have a four—month to take lessons, by the places— four—month to take lessons, by the places to respond to and create — the places to respond to and create a _ the places to respond to and create a compelling programme. if create a compelling programme. if they— create a compelling programme. if they don't use that time. the girls. i think you could walk— the girls. i think you could walk and _ the girls. i think you could walk and chew gum in washington.— walk and chew gum in

washington. walk and chew gum in washinuton. ~ , ., . washington. we shall. --we shau washington. we shall. --we shall see- — washington. we shall. --we shall see. have _ washington. we shall. --we shall see. have you - washington. we shall. --we shall see. have you been - washington. we shall. --we shall see. have you been to | washington. we shall. --we| shall see. have you been to a democratic — shall see. have you been to a democratic convention - shall see. have you been to a | democratic convention before, rightly? democratic convention before, riuhtl ? ., . democratic convention before, riuhtl? ., ., . democratic convention before, rightly?_ you - democratic convention before, i rightly?_ you will rightly? not a chance. you will be there giving _ rightly? not a chance. you will be there giving expert - rightly? not a chance. you will be there giving expert analysisi be there giving expert analysis along with stephanie. there is along with stephanie. there is a sense nobody wants to go home. the former president, oliver first lady, vice presidential nominee, his wife and all the family members on stage and delegates as well. it is like being at a rock concert. don't want the bad to leave. i concert. don't want the bad to leave. ., concert. don't want the bad to leave. . , ., leave. i have never seen an 0 era leave. i have never seen an opera singer _ leave. i have never seen an opera singer open - leave. i have never seen an opera singer open up - leave. i have never seen an opera singer open up for i leave. i have never seen an i opera singer open up for kiss. i would like to see president trump buis playlist. ——'s

playlist. looks like they are retiring off the stage.— looks like they are retiring off the stage. stephanie and i have seen _ off the stage. stephanie and i have seen enough _ off the stage. stephanie and i l have seen enough conventions when you see the walk off and you can tell the families feel like they are hostages. trust me, i think, like they are hostages. trust me, ithink, don't like they are hostages. trust me, i think, don't know if your family is different but my family is different but my family is different but my family is like i don't want to go onstage and do these things was that is genuine now that that that family want to be there, the kids and grandkids having fun. that is showing humanity. john donald trump is truly backing up what was said about him during the convention. especially at a time post assassination attempt. that was important and still is. ., ., , still is. the tone of the first art of still is. the tone of the first part of the _ still is. the tone of the first part of the speech - still is. the tone of the first part of the speech in - part of the speech in particular when he described what had happened and he said i am going to talk about it now and won't ever talk about it

again. because it is so painful. he spoke in great detail about the feeling of the bullock raising his ear and secret service agents wrestling him to the ground, a lot of praise for the bravery of those agents on the day as well. but as a contrast _ agents on the day as well. but as a contrast from _ agents on the day as well. iei,ii as a contrast from some of my fellow republicans who decided the director of secret services is public enemy number one. i think we need to do a president trump said, praise heroes that did theirjob that day but at the same time we can ask questions about the response later. now was not the time before we know all of the evidence and information. i think it is pretty telling, kim cheadle sat down directly with donald trump and he put those remarks into his speech. that says, i don't know if you agree with me, stephanie. that says they probably had a pretty good meeting. she

they probably had a pretty good meetinu. ,, , they probably had a pretty good meetinu. . , ., they probably had a pretty good meetinu. ,, , ., ., , meeting. she is going to be responsive _ meeting. she is going to be responsive to _ meeting. she is going to be responsive to either - meeting. she is going to be responsive to either the - responsive to either the executive branch or congressional brands as they take — congressional brands as they take a — congressional brands as they take a look at what was an extraordinary event. i would suspect— extraordinary event. i would suspect it will be a good relationship moving forward because it is such a serious incident _ because it is such a serious incident-— because it is such a serious incident. , ., , incident. this is about to be the final _ incident. this is about to be the final gavel. _ incident. this is about to be the final gavel. the - incident. this is about to be the final gavel. the end - incident. this is about to be the final gavel. the end of i the final gavel. the end of proceedings. please welcome doctor mario jacobs — we will have a benediction before the final gavel, bringing proceedings to a close at the end of these four days of the republican national convention. then i suppose it is game on, rodney, isn't it? truly is. excited to figure out who donald trump will be running against. if the

democrats continue down this path,it democrats continue down this path, it will be a very interesting process, again that i think is very politically dangerous for democrats to open up dangerous for democrats to open up at this time. we dangerous for democrats to open up at this time.— up at this time. we will wait to see what _ up at this time. we will wait to see what happens - up at this time. we will wait to see what happens in - up at this time. we will wait to see what happens in the l to see what happens in the days, weeks and months ahead. that is the end of our show. the end of our lives special coverage of this republican national convention. my thanks to bomb a democratic congresswoman from florida to stephanie murphy and former republican congressman from illinois rodney davis. you have been with us all be, thank you for your insight and analysis and thanks very much to you at home for being with us all big for this special programming. you can keep up—to—date with everything happening in the us election and all of the rest of the news on our website. for me, and all the team here, thanks so much for watching. take care.

it has been a long day and a long night in milwaukee, the end of a very long week of the republican national convention which began on monday. they say a week is a long time in politics but who would have thought this time last week, at this event, it would have been dominated by an attempt on donald trump's life which of course happened at a rally in butler, pennsylvania on saturday night. the climax, we have just seen it, saturday night. the climax, we havejust seen it, the saturday night. the climax, we have just seen it, the speech by donald trump, accepting formally the republican nomination to run for president once again we spoke it is fair to say for much longer than expected, about 90 minutes or so. cannot be certain but it felt as if he went off script in what has been known as his trademark style. a style that he has moderated in more recent times but there was quite a lot of ad—libbing in his speech,

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