the sky's the limit. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome viewers in the u.s. and around the world. it is friday, july 29th. this is "new day." hillary clinton made history. the first woman to accept the major party's nomination and the most important speech of her life. big question now is whether she made a difference in a tight election. >> clinton took aim at donald trump during her nearly hour-long speech. criticizing him for saying he alone can fix the issues. we have it all covered for you. let's start with joe johns live inside the convention hall in philadelphia. john, give us the highlights. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. they are cleaning up in philadelphia as i speak. hillary clinton's speech last night was a lot of things, but i don't think you can call it

soaring rhetoric. you can say it was a retelling of her life story. a reintroduction of a woman who has been in the public eye for decades. and, of course, she laid out a sharp contrast between herself and donald trump. >> it is with humility, determination and boundless confidence in america's promise that i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> reporter: hillary clinton drawing a sharp contrast with donald trump's vision for america. >> don't believe anyone who says i alone can fix it. those were actually donald trump's words in cleveland. and they should set off alarm bells for all of us. really? i, alone, can fix it.

he's forgetting every last one of us. americans say i alone can fix it. we say we'll fix it together. >> reporter: repeatedly slamming donald trump. >> we heard donald trump's answer last week at his convention. he wants to divide us from the rest of the world and from each other. he's betting that the perils of today's world will blind us to its unlimited promise. he's taken the republican party a long way from morning in america to midnight in america. >> reporter: questioning his judgment. >> imagine, if you dare, imagine, imagine him in the oval office facing a real crisis. a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> reporter: knocking trump's

understanding of the issues. >> now donald trump, donald trump says and this is a quote, i know more about isis than the generals do. no, donald, you don't. you didn't hear any of this, did you? from donald trump at his convention. he spoke for 70-odd minutes and i do mean odd. and he offered zero solutions. but we already know he doesn't believe these things. no wonder he doesn't like talking about his plans. you might have noticed i love talking about mine. >> reporter: clinton using her speech to praise bernie sanders and reach out to his supporters. >> i want you to know i heard

you. your cause is our cause. >> reporter: hoping to broaden her base with all voters. >> i will be a president for democrats, republicans, independents, for the struggling, the striving, the successful. for all those who vote for me and for those who don't. for all americans together. >> reporter: clinton's daughter chelsea introducing her mother. >> people ask me all the time how does she do it? how does she keep going amid the sound and fury of politics? here's how. it's because she never ever forgets who she's fighting for. >> reporter: the nominee herself acknowledging the history of the moment. >> standing here as my mother's daughter and my daughter's mother. i'm so happy this day has come.

i'm happy for grandmothers and little girls and everyone in between. i'm happy for boys and men because when any barrier falls in america, it clears the way for everyone. after all, when there are no ceilings, the sky's the limit. ♪ >> reporter: one thing hillary clinton did not address head on is the issue of trustworthiness which dogged her through the primaries. what she did seem to be making the case for is that when you are electing a president, what's more important is readiness for the job and competence. alisyn, chris, back to you. >> thank you, joe. let's discuss with our panel. we have editor juana summers and editor in chief of the daily beast, john avalon and we have

host of the david gregory podcast, david gregory. >> i thought it was a strong speech for hillary clinton. she is not known as a soaring orator. that was true last night. this hit a lot of notes she wanted to hit. we have been talking about leaning into the trust deficit she has. i think there is no question she was trying to say to a huge audience last night is you may not love me, you may not totally trust me, but i can do the job. i'm going to be tough. i'm going to fight. and i think there is a hope that wins the day because the other piece of that was the contrast. that contrast that was very cut. tough lines against donald trump. she went to something else. a frame for the night that was so powerful. it was the stronger together idea. it was great love of country. highly patriotic. faith notes. heavy on appreciation of the

military. really hitting trump on this idea that he can do it alone. he can solve problems alone. >> he was big on the surrendering the me to the we. tough is not enough. that's his one note. he's always tough. >> being tough enough. >> tough enough to do the job. >> right. this is the type of close the curtain in the booth moment. can i see this person in the oval office? >> she had to grab something that would be tough, but ring true for people. did she find it? >> sure. i think that balance is key. she largely achieved it. it was a strong speech. it was not a great speech. there were no soaring rhetoric tying it all together. that is not necessarily what she needed to do. the individual pieces were strong. i thought the overriding message last night was the commander in chief test. that was clear. strong on military and law and order. >> you see some of that campaign

polling flowing through the decisions. going after trump was effective. she did it with a sense of humor. a hint of the happy warrior which was effective. heartfelt moments that put her career in a sense of context. i think the major message is to get out and can she pass the commander in chief test. >> juana, let's show the passage where she talked about donald trump's previous controversial comments and at some point he is going to change. >> for the past year, many people made the mistake of laughing off donald trump's comments. excusing him as an entertaining putting on a show. they thought he couldn't possibly mean all the horrible things he says. like when he called women pigs or said that an american judge

could not be fair because of his mexican heritage. or when he mocks and mimics a reporter with a disability or insults prisoners of war like john mccain. a hero and patriot who deserves our respect. here's the sad truth. there is no other donald trump. this is it. >> what did you think? >> hillary clinton is one of the unique public figures. she had the long arc. we have seen her in the public eye for two decades. we know where she stands. she is scripted and meticulous in public. donald trump could not be more different than that. i think that actually helps hillary clinton with the trust deficit that david mentioned. she is predictable and calm. there is this person in donald trump that noted another point in the speech who can be triggered to action and furor by a tweet.

she is telling people as david said, you may not like me, you may not love me, but i am a steady hand who can handle the nation's problems. >> let's play it where she was making the commander in chief contrast. >> you really think donald trump has the temperament to be commander in chief? imagine if you dare, imagine, imagine him in the oval office facing a real crisis. a man you can bait with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. >> david. >> look, i think the contrast was strong. i have a slightly different view. i don't think the commander if chief test was most important for her. i think she faces other difficulties. being political expedient for one thing. the temperament is so important. this is not about a laundry list

of issues. where is he on trade? where is she on trade? that is a weak point for her. she looks expedient on the tpp. the idea that personal characteristics. can you trust him? can he handle the job? is he suited to do the job? they will run on that for the next few months. >> the question is do you make the positive arguments or negative? she did something else last night that is important. we're living in the important of politics in economic recovery. she had one line in the speech that she filled out dramatically. if the economy is not working the way it should is because the democracy is not working the way it should. translating the fears and frustrations with washington, particularly with the republicans notirepublican s in the house. that is the first time you can say she can solve some of the problems. >> can i say something else?

she didn't overpromise about changing american politics. it is the implicit argument with obama. he was going to ride the donkey into jerusalem. i don't think she positioned herself as someone who will bring the deliverance. >> the knock is if you are upset about the status quo, she checks every box. >> absolutely. >> how does she balance that? we know we want it to be different. she is part of the culture of what is or how does she bridge that? >> in that is why it is interesting to see if she can get those supporters who followed bernie sanders campaign. you heard her at the beginning of the speech. they do see her as the creature washington politics. they have a point. she has been steeped in washington politics for decades. she has to work hard to prove that she is willing to bring change with the progressive ideals that were talked about.

that core of the party is interested in seeing how to better the campaign. one thing that is important is she is running on the obama economic record. things are getting better for a lot of people in america, but there is still deep seeded resentment and fear and anxiety. she figured out how to thread those together and speak to americans who feel like they're being left behind in those moments. >> david, any places she missed the mark? any sour notes? >> i think we talked about it. you know, i had a striking inference of the difficult marriage with bill clinton when she introduced him. i think finding the words to say look, i know you don't always trust me. maybe i'll work to build that trust. >> did she talk about trust? >> she really didn't. i'm not sure exactly how she could have done it. i think she is making a

different argument. it is an important test. we know back in 1992, people did not necessarily trust bill clinton or thought he could do the job. she is making a similar bet here. that was a missed opportunity although i would also add i'm not exactly sure how to hit that note. i think it is a problem. >> joe biden has a great line. he said don't compare me to the almighty. he was giving a speech. he said people talking about me, i would like to hit them. that is what she wants to expose about this guy. you tell a crowd at a podium you want to hit them? >> that's the next president? >> panel, stick around. coming up in the 8:00 hour, i will speak with democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine. we have a lot of questions for him. how does he think last night went? i guess i could guess. >> that is big to see him so soon after the nomination.

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in this document, look for the words -- look for the words liberty and equal proptection o law. have you ever been to arlington national cemetery? go look at the graves of brave patriots who died defending the united states of america. you will see all faiths, genders and ethnicities. you have sacrificed nothing and no one. >> all right. let's bring back the panel. juana summers and john avlon and david gregory. this was a dynamite issue in politics. the real pain of parents who lost somebody with the layer over it with the contempt for the sacrifice. the father spoke directly to the audience we have not seen way if

t in the convention. >> that is the greatness of america. part of the framing of the convention was about was love of country and celebrating the diversity of the country and honoring the sacrifice of the military veterans. a lot of notes you would see with republican conventions past. it speaks to the past we have millions of muslim-americans who are part of the american fabric who sacrificed and who give and bleed and died for this country. that line. what, donald trump, have you sacrificed? we as muslim-americans have sacrificed. we sacrificed our son. by the way, that can be true about muslims in america and islam the world over can reckon with the extremism in its midst.

>> absolutely both things can be true. it is about offering a counter. so much of donald trump's appeal has been muslim ban which, of course, castigates an entire religion and loyalty and risk of terrorist violence. you have a family. a father who sacrificed his son, a muslim soldier, lecturing trump about sacrifice and understanding of the constitution. about commitment to the constitution. that's an incredibly powerful message. there was a gop operative who ran john kasich's campaign. he had a tweet last night. he said i would rather live in his america's than donald trump's. i think it is about a vision of unity and diversity that stands in sharp contrast. >> what did it mean to you, juana, when he said have you ever read the constitution and he pulls out his own copy?

it was a raw and real man. he wasn't a polished up person who said somebody in my family history is a muslim. he has an accent. he is a new american. >> it was striking to me. you are seeing the man grieving the loss of his son who wiserve this country. he is taking out the documents that are the pillars of the country that he is holding close to his chest and asking this man who wants to be leader of the free world. have you seen this? do you hold these values that are dear to my heart? i think this may have been the most forceful anti-trump argument i have heard from any of the speeches in philadelphia. at one point, he says if it was up to you, my son would not have even been in this country. his son has sacrificed. a very effective counter to some of the proposals of the muslim ban and building the wall that spoken to the immigrant communities in the country which offered so much to the richness of america. it is effective and very

visceral and emotional. it is not just democrats and independents. i had a number of republican friends who said that was the big moment these two weeks. >> david, to the point of the democrats co-opting some of the themes. when general john allen got up and spoke about the commander in chief test and why hillary clinton would be better than donald trump. listen to that. >> i also know that with her as our commander in chief, our international relations will not be reduced to a business transaction. our armed forces will not become an instrument of torture. they will not be engaged in murder or carry out other illegal activities. >> what did you think? >> i thought a couple of things. first of all, if a woman general had been shouting like that, she would be described as shrill.

he looks like he wants to tear your head off and everybody is okay for that. this was an endorsement for hillary clinton. the vouching by the military for her judgment. for the commander in chief aspect. i think something that is truer than not in hillary clinton's recent experience. that is she is forged very good relationships with the military. she worked closely with the military. i don't know that that is as well appreciated as it might be. whether petraeus or allen or others. >> here is the criticism. that the people who support trump or the gop movement or the move to change the system. what they want is not a general to get up and start yelling how we will not hurt them too badly and we will be decent. they want tough to the exponential power of 1,000. they want somebody to say we

will kill them in a way we have never killed them before. we are america. we are strong. that was not the message last night. >> there are those for donald trump and characters how you work on war. and the platform that donald trump has done, you end up exacerbating the problem. when america stops being great because we're good and we start torturing, that incubates further. >> they are not worried how we do it. they believe we are soft. >> i'm not sure hillary clinton's problem is she is perceived as being soft. from the armed services committee to last night, she seems tough and hawkish. >> thank you very much, panel.

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things. hillary clintoay village. >> 101? you sure? >> i have joined the political arena so the powerful can no longer beat up on people who cannot defend themselves. nobody knows the system better than me. which is why i, alone, can fix it. >> he's forgetting every last one of us. americans don't say i alone can fix it. we'll say we'll fix it together. >> let's discuss these viewpoints with the vice chair of the democratic party.

christine quinn and kabc radio talk show host, john phillips. good morning. >> good morning. >> john, did hillary clinton say we do this together. did that somehow take some of the wind out of donald trump's i, alone, plan? >> when you are the party in charge of government, you talk about we. when you are outside of government, you talk about things in terms of i. he is presenting himself as the change agent. he will say i'm not going to move around the boxes. i'll blow them up. if you talk about that in terms of we, it doesn't seem as dynamic and immediate enough as i. that makes it seem like i'll get a little group together and we'll study things and evaluate. he says i'll go in and changes things. and a year from now, that is a good image to have. >> what do you see the advantage

of the me to the we? >> i think this is i alone. this is not about grammar or which pronouns we are using. donald trump made clearly the statement he believes he has all of the answers and that he can get whatever it is he sees that has to happen. he can get it done himself. i think the problem with that is not the semantics. it is not which party's in the white house or any of that. it speaks to his world view. he sees everything through the eyes of donald trump. everything as it relates to how he can do more. how he can make more money. he is not somebody who sees the united states as a community or the united states as the leading member of the community of the world. we see that over and over again. he views brexit as an opportunity to make more money on his golf course. he views bankruptcy laws as things to be manipulated so he

can leave contractors and small businesses in the lurch and never get paid. he doesn't see himself as part of a greater whole. i think that is a huge problem for the person who wants to be president of the country. >> let's look at the instant poll. the snap poll we took after hillary clinton spoke. we did the same for donald trump with cnn. in terms of who felt very positively. 71% of people watching her speech felt very positively about it. 15% said somewhat positive. 12% negative. this is viewed democratic. the most people to watch her is democrat. donald trump's was 57% after he spoke. john, doesn't this just raise the issue that democrats are watching her? she like what she says? donald trump's republican supporters are watching him and they like what he says. never between shall meet. it is not like donald trump

supporters heard her message. and how will she sway people? >> it is confirmation bias. people don't like these candidates. the more they tear each others throats out, the more people like it. the question is how nasty does this campaign go? we saw both conventions really go after one another very aggressively. these independent groups, the campaigns have no control over, now get to have their say on what goes on. i think this could be one of the most negative elections in the history of the country. >> it certainly has been. it is so negative today. you look back in history, it is no different. social media makes it different. >> and the independent groups. >> they have been stronger and more formative than the past than today in terms of an actual threat. it is bad. let's leave it at that. there is an interesting plus/minus your candidate was trying to do last night. the plus side, donald trump ain't me. he can't do the job.

he is all talk. the minuses, when you attack donald trump, he has become the face of a movement. there is a forgiveness of what he isn't by the people who want something different. how do you balance? it is easy to punch him in the face of being unqualified. this is his foray into politics. how do you do that for those that defend me? >> we have to remember donald trump won the republican primary. primaries, particularly this republican primary, was a small portion of the far right wing of the republican party. he won in a huge field of candidates. the supporters he has, yes, he has them. they represent a really small part of the republican. she got significantly more votes. >> you are making it sound like he got a small piece of the pie. it is enough. >> my part is it is part of a pie that is a certain and dug in

and very committed ideological pie. i don't think on the clinton campaign we are right now trying in a significant way to take the votes to pull the hard core donald trump people off. what we are looking to do is speak to our party and make sure their energized and ready to go and bring their friends and register young voters and independent voters and those parts of the republican party, particularly like women, younger women, women in their 30s and 40s who we could get. they did nothing to reach out to that group of people in the republican party. >> showing bill clinton next to hillary clinton, you could not have two more different consequen conventions. hillary clinton was about tearing the throat out of donald trump and pushing the party to the left. >> thank you, christine and john. we have two police officers shot in san diego.

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hillary clinton going out with a bang delivering one of the biggest speeches of her life. probably the biggest one. the big close of the democratic national convention. so what kind of show was it compared to the republican convention last week? joining us is host of reliable sources is brian stelter. this is not a trivial

calculation. donald trump said i know how to produce a great show. i know how to make things happen. what do you see in the numbers? >> clearly the democrats out rating the republicans this week. hillary clinton versus donald trump, the main event, we don't have the numbers yet. i suspect given the trend all week long, clinton out rated trump. it is interesting to see that. >> how much more? >> 10% to 15% ahead of the republicans during the democratic convention. you should argue it could be higher. so many democratic stars on stage the first three nights. >> and stars period. >> exactly. it is interesting to remember that only about one in ten americans, chris, tune in every night to the conventions. still a lot of people who are not choosing to watch the speeches. they hear about it through these shows and smartphones and twitter and things like that. in terms of the ratings race, i expected and most people expected donald trump to out rate the democrats. given his ratings magnetism and

history on "the apprentice." clinton last night, even the imagery. think about the imagery in the white outfit versus the darker clothes. light versus the dark. all of that symbolism adds up to something meaningful. >> you mean a better show. it wasn't riddled with production issues? >> there were some of that. >> or do you mean they rolled out every single person with star power they could find? >> both of those are true. the production of the democratic convention seemed to be more professional and more organized. both had elements of drama. that helped in the ratings. the story lines. i talked to sam feist. he covered 12 conventions. these were his favorite two. there were actual news. >> surprises. >> reasons to tune in. at the end of the day, the democrats, i think, it was surprising to see the numbers be

so strong. there's been this perception of donald trump as the higher ratings draw. it is changing a little bit. donald trump doesn't necessarily rate the way he did a year ago when you have him for an interview or speech. >> everything gets old. what did you think in terms of what moment stuck out to you in the dnc? because we're just finishing it up. >> i go back to monday night and michelle obama because of the tone she set for the week. i thought she signalled to the audience how the week would be. there were issues with the rnc, but fewer of the political stars. ultimately it was better to go second. the issue in baseball. it is better to go second. in this case, the democrats, because they were the ones in power, they got to choose. it was better to go second because they now framed the conversation. my take away last night is the only thing we have to fear is donald trump. that is my take away from the

speeches. >> donald trump said two contradictory things about the star power of his own convention. first, before it, he says it is very important to put some show biz into the convention. otherwise people will fall asleep. then afterwards, he said i wasn't looking for star power. i was looking for policy. >> right. he made an interesting choice yesterday. he put out a fund raising e-mail yesterday morning. unless you want to be lied to, don't tune in to hillary clinton's speech. a lot of people determined that to mean he was insecure or anxious about the ratings. he was worried about how well he would stack up against clinton. just so you know, he had about 30 million viewers last week. we'll see how high hillary clinton's ratings are. if he does end up losing to her in the numbers, we will take that personally. >> he is also known for his ability to take attention away from things. >> right. >> do you think he has done a good job of that with the

convention? whether it was the russians should hack us or yesterday, listening to these speakers, i want to hit them. >> he was effective in terms of getting people to talk about him and getting his name in the papers and on tv. with negative attention, with donald trump, all press is good press. >> brian, let us know when you get the ratings in. >> we will. >> thanks. >> no question that last night had very high stakes for hillary clinton. the speech was going to be seen by tens of millions of people and this was it. this was her moment. how would she do? especially in such a tight election. we have more coverage next. said sure don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head cups your teeth to break up plaque and rotates to sweep it away.

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president. >> we reached a milestone. i'm so happy this day has come. >> hillary! >> we will not build a wall. we will build an economy. we will not ban a religion. we will work to fight terrorism. >> donald trump, you have sacrificed nothing. >> usa! >> donald, you're so vain. you probably think this speech is about you. >> america's destiny is ours to choose. let's be stronger together. >> hillary! hillary! hillary! >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome to viewers around the world. it is friday, july 29th. it was as historic night.

clinton accepting the nomination for president. the first woman to ever lead a major party ticket. she shared her personal history and presented a sharp contrast she chose to fill it with attacks on him. she called for americans to rebuke his i alone message and unite at what she called a moment of reckoning. what happened, what will be its impact, we have it covered for you completely. let's begin with cnn's joe johns live at the convention hall in philadelphia. joe? >> reporter: chris, you know when you look at a speech like this by hillary clinton or anybody else, you look at the setting, the goals, the words the candidate uses, the reception of the audience, of course. by all accounts, i think people can say hillary clinton accomplished what she set out to do with this speech. it was not soaring rhetoric, but it was reintroducing herself to anud