some sort of a good-bye. that will be the moment to watch in the evening. also rudy giuliani coming up moments from now, so don't miss any of that. "the kelly file" is going to be live at 9:00 p.m. in cleveland all week. don't change the channel because bret baier is sitting right there and the drama continues next. donald trump set to take the stage here for the republican national convention. good evening. i'm bret baier. >> hi, everyone, and i'm megyn kelly live in cleveland. here we are again. >> here we are again. >> one year ago. >> right in this very arena, the first debate. >> who could forget it? we are waiting for donald trump to introduce his wife, melania. as i said, we'll also see former new york city mayor rudy giuliani in moments as the theme of the night is make america safe again. >> we have fox team coverage tonight, bill hammer and martha

maccallum are on the floor here in cleveland. we start with our panel this evening, brit hume, chris wallace and tucker carlson. brit, you've been watching tonight. this first night, obviously the afternoon was a little bumpy as far as on the convention floor. but what about the night? >> well, i think a lot will depend on how melania trump handles herself. her husband is expected to make what may be the shortest speech of his life in introducing her. at least that's what he says, and the floor will be hers. and we're going to see her at greater length and perhaps in a more revealing way than we ever have. it will be very interesting. she's a different kind of person. you know she'll speak with a foreign accent. she's extraordinarily beautiful, accomplished woman and i'm looking forward to it. >> she's been a class act. even though she's come under attack, she didn't lash out. chris wallace, your thoughts about what happened today on the convention floor having been involved before? >> well, you know, i know a lot

of people are saying it was an ins recollection, it was a rebellion. it was a kwengsz, and that's what happens at conventions, the minority forces try to insert their will and try to change the course of the convention, and the majority forces -- and they have the chair -- they gaveled them down. they had one of these voice votes, and the side -- the anti-trump side clearly had the louder voice, and the speaker -- the chairman of the convention at the time who had the podium, he said the no's have it and went on his merry and the losers grumbled. >> we'll see what happens tomorrow on the floor. tucker, tonight, a diverse group of speakers. a lot of emotion. we heard from people who have lost sons and daughters. we're heard about serving your country, about immigration reform. your summary of what we've heard so far. >> you're really hearing the intellectual framework of the trump campaign being articulated

behind us with senator jeff sessions of alabama, who is basically saying the one thing that ties those threads together, which is what they're cu calling america. which is every decision ought to first and foremost the bulk of americans and they're arguing that it doesn't. that it benefits primarily the elite. that is the revolutionary curl at the heart of the trump campaign. that's very different than the message you heard four years ago the convention. >> brit hume, what is the purpose of the convention? >> well, the purpose of the conventions used to be, back in the good old days when they could be quite raucous, they used to be to select the nominee, to have a brawl over the news, and god knows what else. there used to be floor demonstrations that went on at length. i remember 1976 when ronald reagan's name, we already knew he wasn't going to win the nomination, but when his name was placed, the demonstration in his favor shut the convention down for more than an hour. it went on and on and on. we don't have that kind of drama

anymore. i had a thought, megyn, about the dust-up on the floor today because in the aftermath of the anti-trump forces being shut down sort of ruthlessly, there's been a lot of commentary about democracy losing. these people were trying to change the rules so they could undo the results of the primaries and toss out the nominee. let's not forget that. >> let's look at the crowd welcomes former new york city mayor rudy giuliani, a trend of trump's who's probably going to give a pretty interesting speech right now about making america safe. listen. >> thank you. thank you. thank you, new york. for a new yorker for once on the ticket, donald trump.

i'm here to speak to you about a very serious subject. how to make america safe. the vast majority of americans today do not feel safe. they fear for their children. they fear for themselves. they fear for our police officers, who are being targeted, with a target on their back. we pray for our police officers in dallas and baton rouge and their families. [ applause ] and we say thank you to the cleveland police department for protecting us. [ cheers and applause ] thank you!

>> rudy! rudy! rudy! >> we know the risk you're taking, and we say thank you to every police officer and law enforcement agent who is out tonight protecting us, black, white, latino, of every race, every color, every creed, every sexual orientation. when they come to save your life, they don't ask if you are black or white. they just come to save you! [ cheers and applause ] we also -- we also reach out -- we reach out our arms with understanding and compassion to

those who have lost loved ones because of police shootings, some justified, some unjustified. those that are unjustified must be punished. those are justified, we must apologize to. it's time to make america safe again. it's time to make america one again. one america! what happensed to -- what happened to there's no black america? there's no white america. there is just america! what happened to it? where did it go? how has it flown away?

i know -- i know we can change it because i did it by changing new york city from the crime capital of america to the safest large city in the united states. what i did for new york, donald trump will do for america! [ cheers and applause ] i have known donald trump for almost 30 years, and he has created and accomplished great things. in my city and all over the world. but beyond that, this is a man

with a big heart. every time new york suffered a strategy, donald trump was there to help. he's not going to like my telling you this, but he did it anonymously when police officers were shot, when firefighters were hurt, when people were in trouble, he came forward and he helped, and he asked not to be mentioned. well, i am going to break my promise to him. i am going to mention it. this is a man with a big heart who loves people, all people, from the top to the bottom, from the middle to the side! i am telling you this because i am sick and tired of the defamation of donald trump by the media and by the clinton

campaign. i am sick and tired of it. this is a good man! and america should be sick and tired of their vicious, nasty campaign. you deserve to know this about your next president. he's been a great father, father-in-law, grandfather, and friend to me, my wife judith, and my family for now almost 30 years. i know him personally, and this is a very good and decent man, and he will be a great president. in the last seven months, there have been five major islamic terrorist attacks on us and our

allies. we must not be afraid to define our enemy. it is islamic extremist terrorism! i -- i, for the purposes of the media, i did not say all of isl islam. i did not say most of islam. i said islamic extremist terrorism. you know who you are! and we're coming to get you! [ cheers and applause ]

failing to identify them -- failing to identify them properly maligns all those good muslims around the world, who are being killed by them. they are killing more muslims than anyone else. it also sets up a fear of being politically incorrect that can have serious consequences. it did in san bernardino. it did with major nadal. he was yelling allah akbar. the only person who couldn't figure out this was an islamic terrorist extremist attack was barack obama, who called it workplace violence. [ audience booing ]

this is why our enemies see us as weak and vulnerable. donald trump has said the first step in defeating our enemies is to identify them properly and see the connections between them so we can find them and catch them. to defeat islamic extremist terrorists, we must put them on defense. if they are at war against us, which they have declared, we must commit ourselves to unconditional victory against them! [ cheers and applause ] this includes undoing one of the worst deals america ever made, obama's nuclear agreement with iran, that will eventually --

that will eventually let them become a nuclear power and is putting billions of dollars back into a country that's the world's largest supporter of terrorism. we are actually giving them the money to fund the terrorists who are killing us and our allies! we are giving them the money. are we crazy? donald trump will make sure that any agreement with iran meets the original goals of the u.n. and our allies. a non-nuclear iran. donald trump is a leader. he will reassert america's position as the nation with the best values to lead the world.

it was hillary clinton who advocated for the overthrow of gaddafi in libya. now libya is in chaos. hillary clinton is accountable for this and much more. her dereliction of duty and failure to keep her people safe played a major role as you heard tonight in the horrific islamic terrorist murders on september 11 and 12, 2012, in benghazi, which claimed the lives of four brave americans. ambassador jay christopher stevens, u.s. foreign service officer sean smith, and cia agents tyrone s woods and glen doherty. may they rest in peace. and clinton and the obama administration for political

reasons lied about the purpose of the attacks, including hillary clinton lying directly to the families of the people who were killed, right to their face! hillary clinton's answer to congress about the death of these four brave americans, because of her gross failures as secretary of state was, quote, what difference at this point does it make? [ booing ] what difference does it make? watch the video yourselves and see the arrogant disregard for american lives lost unnecessarily because of her, and then make up your own mind. anyone who -- >> usa!

usa! usa! usa! >> it means we're getting to them. it means we're getting to them. it means we're getting to them. anyone who can say that it makes no difference how or why people serving america are killed should not be entrusted with the awesome responsibility to protect them and us and should not be allowed to be our commander-in-chief. who would trust hillary clinton to protect them? i wouldn't. would you? >> no!

>> donald trump will change all of that and more. in short, he will lead by leading, not by following. you know donald trump will secure our borders. his opponent has had her chance to do this, and she has failed. hillary clinton is for open borders. [ booing ] she is in favor of even taking syrian refugees even though the islamic state has told us they're going to put their operatives in with the syrian refugees, operatives who are terrorists, who are going to come to western europe and come here and kill us. they've told us that, and she still wants to take in these syrians. we can't afford to repeat the mistakes of the past. hillary clinton's -- hillary

clinton's experience is the basis for her campaign. hillary clinton's experience is exactly the reason she should not be president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] there's no next election. this is it. there's no more time for us left to revive our great country. no more time to repeat our mistakes of the clinton/obama years. washington needs a complete turnaround, and donald trump is the agent of change, and he will be the leader of the change we need! he will make america once again

like the president i worked for, ronald reagan, the shining city on the hill. vote for donald trump for a safer america and for an america headed in a different direction. greatness! god bless our next president, donald trump, and god bless the united states of america! usa! >> rudy giuliani in a barn burner of a speech, getting the crowd on its feet easily, and hitting all of the points on donald trump's make america safe again platform from national security and radical islam to the need to repair the status of

law enforcement in this country given the attacks on them. there you can see donald trump jr., bob dole, the vice presidential pick, mike pence, and their wives getting ready for donald trump's entrance along with that of melania trump. one of the biggest lines of giuliani's remarks tonight, speaking of law enforcement, when they come to save your life, they don't ask if you're black or white. they just come to save you. that was about the strokengest endorsement we've heard for donald trump all evening, bar none. >> also when he referenced barack obama's line that there is no white america, there is no black america, referring back to a past convention speech for barack obama in 2004. let's listen in. i think donald trump is coming out. ♪ we are the champions, my frie friends ♪ ♪ we'll keep on fighting till the end ♪ ♪ we are the champions, we are

the champions ♪ ♪ no time for losing cuz we are the champions of the world ♪ >> thank you, everybody. thank you. we love you. thank you very much. oh, we're going to win. we're going to win so big. thank you very much, everybody. thank you. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause [ than

we're going to win so big. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. we're going to win so big. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor to present the next first lady of the united states, my wife, an amazing mother, an incredible woman, melania trump. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. ♪ we are the champions, my friends ♪ ♪ and we'll keep on fighting till the end ♪ ♪ we are the champions, we are the champions ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

>> thank you. thank you very much. you have all been very kind to donald and me, to our young son baron, and to our whole family. it's a very nice welcome, and we are excited to be with you at this historic convention. >> we love you! [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm so proud of your choice for president of the united states, my husband, donald j. trump. [ cheers and applause ] and i can assure you he's moved by this great honor. the 2016 republican primaries were fierce and started with many candidates, 17 to be exact. and i know that donald agrees with me when i mention how

talented all of them are. they deserve the respect and gratitude from all of us. [ applause ] however, when it comes to my husband, i would say that i'm definitely biased and for good reason. i have been with donald for 18 years, and i have been aware of his love for this country since we first met. he never had a hidden agenda when it comes to his patriotism because, like me, he loves this country very much. i was born in slovenia, a small country in communist europe.

my sister, who is an incredible woman and a friend, and i were raised by my wonderful parents. my elegant and hard-working mother introduced me to fashion and beauty. my father, victor, instilled in me a passion for business and travel. their integrity, compassion, and intelligence reflects to this day on me and for my love of family and america. from a young age, my parents impressed on me the value that you work hard for what you want in life, that your work is your bond, and you do what you say and keep your promise, that you treat people with respect. they taught and showed me values and morals in their daily life. that is a lesson that i continue

to pass along to our son, and we need to pass those lessons on to the many generations to follow because -- [ cheers and applause ] -- because we want our children in this nation to know that the only limit to your achievements is the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for them. i'm fortunate for my heritage but also where it brought me today. i traveled the world while working hard in the incredible arena of fashion. after living and working in milan and paris, i arrived in new york city 20 years ago, and i felt both the joy and

hardships of daily life. on july 28, 2006, i was very proud to become citizen of the united states. the greatest privilege on planet earth. [ cheers and applause ] i cannot or will not take the freedoms this country offers for granted. but these freedoms have come with a price so many times. the sacrifices made by our veterans are reminders to us of this. i would like to take a moment to recognize an amazing veteran, the great senator bob dole. [ cheers and applause ]

and let us send all of our veterans in the arena today and those across our great country. we are all truly blessed to be here. that will never change. i can tell you with certainty that my husband has been concerned about our country for as long as i have known him. with all of my heart, i know that he will make a great and lasting difference. donald has a great and deep and unbounding determination and a

never-give-up attitude. i have seen him try for years to get a project done or even start it, and he does not give up. if you want someone to fight for you and your country, i can assure you he's the guy. he will never, ever give up. and most importantly, he will never, ever let you down. donald is and always has been an amazing leader. now he will go to work for you. his achievements speak for themselves, and his performance throughout the primary campaign proved that he knows how to win.

he also knows how to remain focused on improving our country, on keeping it safe and secu secure. he's tough when he has to be, but he's also kind and fair and caring. this kindness is not always noted, but it is there for all to see. that is one reason i fell in love with him to begin with. donald is intensely loyal to family, friends, employees, country. he has the utmost for his parents, mary and fred, to his sister mary ann and elizabeth, to his brother robert, and to the memory of his late brother, fred. his children have been cared for

and mentored to the extent that even his advisories admit they're an amazing testament to who he is as a man and a father. there is a great deal of love in the trump family. that is our bond, and that is our strength. yes, donald thinks big, which is especially important when considering the presidency of the united states. no room for small thinking. no room for small results. donald gets things done. our country is underperforming and needs new leadership. leadership is also what the world needs. donald wants our country to move forward in the most positive of

ways. everyone wants change. donald is the only one that can deliver it. we should not be satisfied with stagnation. donald wants prosperity for all americans. [ cheers and applause ] we need new programs to help the poor and opportunities to challenge the young. there has to be a plan for growth. only then will fairness result. my husband's experience exemplifies growth and successful package ssage of opportunities to the next generation. his success indicates inclusion rather than division. my husband offers a new direction, welcoming change, prosperity, and greater

cooperation among peoples and nations. donald intends to represent all the people, not just some of the people. that includes christians and jews and muslims. it includes hispanics and african-americans and asians and the poor and the middle class. throughout his career, donald has successfully worked with people of many faiths and with many nations. like no one else, i have seen the talent, the energy, the tenacity, and the simple goodness of the heart that god

gave to donald trump. now is the time to use those gifts as never before for purposes far greater than ever, and he will do this better than anyone else can. and it won't even be close. everything depends on it for our cause and for our country. people are counting on him. all the millions of you who have touched us so much with your kindness and your confidence. you have turned this unlikely campaign into a movement that is still gaining in strength and numbers. the primary season and its toughness is behind us.

let's all come together in a national campaign like no other. the race will be hard fought all the way to november. there will be good times and hard times and unexpected turns. it would not be a trump contest without excitement and drama. but throughout it all, my husband will remain focused on only one thing. this beautiful country that he loves so much. if i'm honored to serve as first lady, i will use that wonderful privilege to try to help people in our country who need it the most. one of the many causes dear to

my heart is helping children and women. you judge society by how it treats its citizens. we must do our best to ensure that every child can live in comfort and security with the best possible education. as the citizens of this great nation, it is kindness, love, and compassion for each other that will bring us together and keep us together. these are the values donald and i will bring to the white house. my husband is ready to lead this great nation. he's ready to fight every day to give our children the better

future they deserve. ladies and gentlemen, donald j. trump is ready to serve and lead this country as the next president of the united states. thank you. god bless you. and god bless america. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we are the champions, my friends ♪ ♪ and we'll keep on fighting till the end ♪ ♪ we are the champions, we are the champions ♪ >> after quite the entrance by her husband, melania trump talking there about growing up

in slovenia, about the moment almost exactly ten years ago where she became a u.s. citizen. big applause in the convention hall here as you see donald and melania trump walking off. perhaps the shortest speech donald trump has had in quite some time, the introduction of his wife. a loving introduction. she talked about their young son baron numerous times and also recognized bob dole, former presidential candidate, former senate majority leader in the hall, saying that it won't even be close about this election. >> former director of the defense intelligence agency, michael flynn. >> i don't know how you follow an act like melania trump, who is going to be the next first lady of the united states of america. another big round of applause for her. [ applause ]

unbelievable, and what an exciting night. i'm here tonight as a determined american who loves our country. and my message to you is very clear. wake up, america. there is no substitute for american leadership and exceptionalism. america should not fear our enemies. in fact, we should clearly define our enemies, face them head-on, and then defeat those that seek to threaten our country and our way of life.

you're darn right. that's right. good for you. tonight, tonight we stand together as proud patriots who deeply love our country and believe in the principles of freedom, democracy, and liberty. >> usa! >> usa! you're darn right. get it going. usa! usa! get fired up. this is about this country. this is about the future of our children. we know, we know that america, our nation, is the greatest country in the history of the world. let there never be a substitute

for america and let us sustain the conviction that our country holds a unique place and role in american history, and american exceptionalism must never fade. but now it is up to us. and you cannot sit this election out. i stand with you as a citizen, a veteran, a patriot, but more important, as an american, to tell you -- to tell you that the destructive pattern of putting the interests of other nations ahead of our own will end when donald trump is president. >> trump! trump! >> trump!

trump! there you go, exactly. from this day forward, from this day forward, we must stand tougher and stronger together, with an unrelenting goal to not draw red lines and then retreat and to never be satisfied with reckless rhetoric from an obama clone like hillary clinton. we must draw from a rich foundation of our founding fathers' fight for democracy and lead our friends and allies with more determination than ever before. with conviction, with conviction in our beliefs that pierces through the ideology of any people or any nation that attacks america, america's way of life, and our proud heritage

of fearlessness and courage. tonight, tonight america stands as one with strength and confidence to overcome the last eight years of the obama/clinton failu failures, such as bumbling indecisiveness, willful ignorance, and total incompetence that has challenged the very heart and soul of every american and single-handedly brought continued mayhem, murder, and destruction into our neighborhoods and onto the world's streets. on this day, on this day we

start the beginning of a new american century, a time when we turn our heads forward with persistent and relentless focus on protecting our communities, our families, and our country, with our feet firmly planted on the ground and by holding individuals accountable for the their interactions equally and fairly. our new american century does not risk its future on political correctness and senseless hyperbo hyperbole. [ cheers and applause ] >> exactly, exactly.

usa! you got it. you got it. >> usa! usa! >> that's exactly right. it's about this country. it's about this country. that's right. the time is now. the time is now to recognize our obligation that we have to the world, an obligation to lead the world with unwavering integrity, renewed strength, and unapologetic resolve. and with donald trump in the white house, we will make america great again! [ cheers and applause ] america's once traditional, undisputed role as world leader

is now in jeopardy. it's in jeopardy, folks. the obama/clinton duo have failed our country by defying america's exceptionalism and betraying our nation's history and our founding fathers' revolutionary spirit that established america on the principles of freedom and democra democracy. american exceptionalism was a core principle when the united states led and won our battles. under this doctrine, we led the allies to victory in world war ii against nazi germany. >> usa! >> usa! usa! and may god help us. get fired up.

>> usa! usa! >> you are right. i love it. i love it. we, we are the first country to put a man on the moon. we ended -- we ended the cold war. we ended the cold war, and we stopped -- we stopped communism. we stopped communism's quest for world domination. >> usa! >> as ronald reagan said, as ronald reagan said -- and i quote -- if we lose freedom here, there is no place to escape to. this is the last stand on earth. [ cheers and applause ] >> usa!

>> usa! i love it. you guys are great. a centerpiece of american foreign policy was one the protection of the united states and its people and interests around the world. sadly, sadly under current leadership, that is no longer the case. this cannot stand, period. we must recognize, we must recognize that america has enemies in our homeland and abroad. and our military needs to be capable of protecting the nation by finding and capturing our enemies. the president must have the

tools to deal with all -- >> an extraordinary moment if you think about it. this is lieutenant general michael flynn, who worked as the head of the defense intelligence agency, which is essentially the sister to the cia, under president obama, under president obama, talking about what a disaster it would be if we had a third term of obama, saying what we can't afford to have in the country is an obama clone like hillary clinton. making many of the same points as we heard from mayor rudy giuliani moments ago. we're back now with our panel, brit hume, chris wallace and tucker carlson. let's start with melania who in addition to obviously being very beautiful, she's on the cover of a magazine. she had a very successful career as a model, speaks five languages, has her own line of jewelry on qvc, is a mother, is a philanthropist, is very comfortable with her role as a mother and a wife and the primary caregiver of her child, giving a ringing endorsement of him, as you would expect but in

likable. tell me if she advanced the ball down the field significantly. >> i have to say the idea. they kept saying she'll make trump relatable. i thought that was going to be a tough call. i thought she did fabulously. i thought you said it first so i won't seem sexist. she looks drop dead gorgeous. >> i said she was beautiful. that was her business for many years. >> i'm agreeing. in any case, i couldn't agree more. i thought she was endearing. i thought it was a great, charming character reference, and somehow she took a very privileged life in talking about becoming an american citizen ten years ago, about her love for the country and donald trump's love for the country. one of her lines i particularly liked is when she said if you want somebody to fight for you and to fight for this country, he's the guy. >> and, brett, a lot of guys

don't realize it. she's been off the trail. she had an event in november last year. she loves being with their son, baron, and is not afraid to say that. >> i second everything chris said. i would add, think of the daunting challenge as someone who is not used to the limelight. speaking in not her first language, reading off a tell prom teleprompter. you were talking about how she's almost breathtakingably beautif, that can be a burden on a woman. >> i have not experienced that. >> i haven't either. >> once the hair and makeup people get done with me, i have a shot. >> i thought she was striking and exceedingly empressiimpress. rudy gave them hell.

and then she came along and general flynn had to follow it. he said it was a tough order. it was. >> one thing we have not discussed because melania trump was so stunning in her presentation, is the entrance of donald trump which was like a world -- like wwf, right? it was incredible. when we came out. already, i think it was john of the obama white house came out and said, oh, so the greek columns were too much? >> post modern was the first term that time to my mind. >> just thinking about trump's family is what a remarkable and unexpected asset to him, and what a counterbalance. trump is combativcombative. his wife is wholly positive. he often muddies his message. his children, articulate in his

message. i don't think if you thought his top three hassets, they are a political asset to him. i wouldn't have called that. >> let's go to giuliani and that fiery speech. he had lines that really stuck. i saw twitter and social media saying he's fired up. >> you know, it's interesting j rudy giuliani loves opera. there were low points and high points and passion. he also loves a good steak and a cigar. i thought he delivered the rarest of red meat, and he made the essential point. this is the point that they have to make over these four nights. that hillary clinton and barack obama, hillary clinton is the third term of barack obama, is the status quo. the country is in, their argument, spinning apart. the world is spinning apart. she is the status quo, and he, he said this exactly.

donald trump is the change agent. if they can make that argument over these four nights, they'll put themselves in a good shape going into this general election. >> especially in lawy and order he will do for america what i did for new york city at a time when americans are feeling weary about the conflict. >> and if people remember things about giuliani, how he handled the aftermath of 9/11. there's a lot said about the republicans who aren't here, and the question is is donald trump really among serious fellow republicans? rudy giuliani is a serious republican who is well known and particularly well prepared and well suited to speak to the issues of this night, and as i said to brett earlier, you heard him giving him hell, and they loved it. >> let's talk about night one. if you're a democrat looking at

this, what are you thinking about this convention? you saw the afternoon was rocky for the republicans, but did they get back on their feet tonight, and tee up the rest of the week? >> you would think this did not meet the common expectation that it would be a disaster chaotic, that a mutiny would occur. it was a restrained polite republican mutiny. >> but you would listen to the most devastating line, and that was rudy giuliani bringing back up obama's most famous speech from the 2 004 boston convention where he said it's not a white america, black america, it's one america. compare them after eight years of obama, that's a devastating indictment. many democrats would say you're right, how far we've fallen from where we expected to go. >> a question for you, though. did any democrats or independents cross over tonight? did they do what they needed to do in order to win over any

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