i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. >> it is friday, july 22nd, and it is done. the republican national convention in the books. >> can you believe it? a huge night for donald trump as he formally accepts the republican nomination for president. >> "huge"! >> finally got it right. in i' >> i've been working on it. good morning. i'm heather childers. >> and i'm abby huntsman.

donald trump promising to be the law and order candidate as he takes direct aim at hillary clinton in a rousing speech at the convention. ♪ too fono time for losers beca are the champions ♪ >> if you want someone to fight for you and your country, i can assure you, he's the guy. >> there is no black america, there is no white america, there is just america! what happened to it? >> all about family, all about some very dramatic and impassioned speeches as we've been through the entire week. >> and the theme last night for donald trump was really america first. it didn't have a whole lot of things about the republican

party specifically, but that we're all americans and my goal as president to keep america safe. something we've heard throughout his campaign. a conscience effort to reach out to different groups of americas. i i ity diversity front and center. and ivanka supintroducing her father. >> saying he's not a racist, he's hired all walks of life if they're good at their jobs. i thought it was nice to hear from all the kids to get a better sense of who donald trump is behind closed doors. >> specifically ivanka 25uked abo talked about the role women have had in touchdown's companies throughout the years. and she said something along the lines of the number of women that he has in high management positions. so that hopefully, this at the are hoping, will help him with the women vote. also he talked about himself, the lgbt community. >> and that hit home for a lot

of people. he spoke up about that and how we need to protect everybody, including the lgbt community. the longest speech since 1972 i think for any national convention speaker. >> 1972 being the time that they actually started timing them. >> who knows, maybe it's the longest ever. in exact >> exactly. so this is the longest so far out of all of those years. i think second up was bill clinton who went around 66 minutes. >> absolutely. but he stuck with the teleprompter which a lot of people are saying maybe that was a good thing. but think others are saying i kind of like donald trump off the cuff. he wishes that he didn't have to use one. in they were saying that might have been what slowed him down just a little bit. he did take a lot of pauses. of course a lot of applause, as well, as people in the hall seem to think that he did a very good job. so we'll see what people thought at home and our panel. was it enough to win over the

party? our political panel, cathy lynn taylor and morgan ortagus, thank you both for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> can you believe it is all over and it is official, we now have the trump/pence ticket. cathy, i'll start with you. what did you think about the final evening? >> well, i think over the course of this week there are a lot of people in america who wish they could be adopted into the trump family. and last night he made his case that he would not only be a good father for his children, but a good father for america and i think he accomplished a lot with his speech which was long, but very well delivered. he gave a conservative speech, but more importantly, he gave a political speech. it was backed up with facts. he saved his criticism for the democratic party and for clinton for contrast. and he really laid a case also notably for americans. not just republicans, but for

americans, that he would fight for americans, on behalf of working class people and fight on behalf of those struggling and feeling left out. and i think he broadened his message last night effectively in doing that. >> morgan, what did you make of the delivery? as heather and i were talking about, did he use the teleprompter, it was one of the longest speeches in history of national conventions. other people like him off the cuff. what was your take? >> it wasn't my favorite speech that he's given. it was pretty long. there were some points in the speech that i thought were good. when he talked about israel, when he talked about the iran deal and said it was one of -- it would go done in history as one of the worst negotiated deals. cathy and i have both been in national security positions and i think that resonated for people. but once again for me the kids were the star of the show. ivanka really spoke to me. i thought she was poised, i thought she was intelligent, i

thought she was warm. she gave a message that was open and honest when she said, you knows as a millennial, i don't always vote republican or democrat, i thought how refreshing. she's been honest. she spoke about young women and their struggles to have children and still rise in their careers. her father has been very supportive of her and other women in business. so for me as a millennial woman, she spoke to me p. she was the star of the night. and i just think that they need to bring the kids back more often. they are the star of the show. >> definitely a family theme throughout. and even this evening when you take a look at donald trump's speech or listen to it again, he really presented himself as the overseer of a family, that being the united states of america and bringing different groups together. you mentioned something about the jobs and the economy. and he spoke specifically to laborers and that would tie in with some of the swing states,

specifically the rust belt states that he would need to win. . >> right. when we think about a year ago, nobody thought that donald trump would be polling well it in rust states and yet here he is. and it's because he's speaking with people, to people, i thought it was very powerful when he said when you're at a hillary event, she wants you to chant i'm with her. i want to chant i'm with you. i thought that was very powerful because that's really been the hallmark of his campaign throughout this past year. and i thought eric made a good point when he said two evenings ago my father signs the front of paychecks, referring that hillary and other politicians have only signed the back. so when you think about who will keep you safe so that you can work and who will create those jobs, so far hillary hasn't made that case. trump has been able to make that case. and i thought that the campaign laid out the convention very cleverly this week. and you have to give paul manafort a lot of credit.

there was really a buildup of creating this persona or identifying this persona, i won't say creating because i position it's really there of someone who is a fighter, a hard worker, super committed, super strong. and able to deliver results. and if you believe he's done that in business, maybe you'll believe he'll do that as president. >> the rnc is officially over and now we move on to philadelphia. hillary clinton will take the stage next week. what can we expect to happen next week, morgan? >> well, if we have elizabeth warren and bernie sanders coming forward and giving speeches at the beginning of this week, i think that you'll see the gchlt nc pivot hard left. in fact out of the mainstream of america. you know, in the democratic party at their convention, in their eyes it's almost legal or moral to make a profit. so i think they have these speakers headlining that they have came out so far, that i think we can anticipate that

this convention will not be like one when president barack obama was in the '90s when it was a much more moderate me message. i think you will see outside of the mainstream. >> and we can expect her vp announcement anymore now. all right, guys, we'll see you both later. >> and what did you think of donald trump's speech last night? send us your comments on facebook, twitter or e-mail fox friends first@foxnews.com. a lot of those opinions have been coming in all night long. >> want to keep hearing from you. a rousing speech from donald trump capping off the rnc. did his message resonate, though, with the voters? >> y'all walked in here undecided. now how many of you are voting for hillary clinton after these four days? not one of you. >> why our focus group says trump's speech was exactly what they needed to hear. and fury in philadelphia.

why the police union is blasting hillary clinton just days before the city of brotherly love rolls out the well compacome mat for democrats.

my father and our next president, donald j. trump. >> that was ivanka trump taking center stage last night to introduce her father for his monumental speech at the rnc. >> as hillary clinton prepares to announce her running mate possibly as soon as today, that is the rumor. so peter doocy live in cleveland. exciting last day. >> balloons finally came down. >> and fireworks. >> they did finally come down just a few minutes after donald trump told all the delegates and dignitaries and everybody watching at home that he alone is going to make the changes

necessary to make the country richer and to make the country safer. >> when i take the oath of office next year, i will restore law and order to our country. i will work with an appoint the best and brightest prosecutors and law enforcement officials. i am the law and ordered candidate. >> fourth night of the convention also featured a speech by the sixth member of the trump family to take the podium when ivanka trump introduced her dad. >> he is color blind and gender neutral. this is the fighter, the doer that you have cho zer en as you nominee. >> hillary clinton's campaign tweeting out a graphic that said the only thing standing between donald trump and the white house is us.

and if the threats continue, hillary clinton is pairing down her running mate shortly. sources tell fox news the finalistskaine, tom vilsack and cory booker. a decision could come as soon as today. and tom manafort says even though the democratic convention will get a lot of press next week, trump will continue to campaign. back to you. >> we'll all be waiting for that big announcement. peter doocy live for us at 4:15 a.m. >> great job out there by the way. >> thank you. well, philly rolling out the welcome mat. there it is. for the dnc as outrage boils over on the list of speakers. >> the police union slamming hillary clinton for inviting an anti-police movement but leaving out families of slain officers saying it is salt in the wound.

>> fox 29 has more. >> they're letting people in the agenda who don't have all the facts. some of the cases are still on going. >> reporter: the fraternal order of police furious over what they call a shocking lack of representation. in a scathing e-mail, the fop accuses hillary clinton of insulting the family members of fallen officers by not including them on the list of approved speakers for the dnc. the fop writes in part, quote, it is sad that to win an election mrs. clinton must pander to the interests of people who to not know all the facts while the men and women they seek to destroy are outside protecting the political institutions of this country. mrs. clinton, you should be ashamed of yourself if that is possible. . end quote. it appears the fop has taken issue with the campaign's plans to include among others the mothers of eric garner and michael brown as well as is an take bland, all

african-americans who died during encounters with police. vice president roosevelt poplar says the moms have a right to speak as do the mothers and wives of murdered officers. the clinton campaign responding insisting in a statement to fox 29 as hillary clinton has said, we need to support heroic police officers who put theirn the line every day as well as listen to the voices of mothers who have lost their children. we look forward to highlighting the courageous efforts of law enforcement. the campaign announcing former police commissioner charles ramsey as a planned speaker, a name not on the original list. in we hope >> we hope we sent the message to them to let them know how the police families are feeling. >> so we'll see how that shapes up next week. the time is 17 after the top of the hour and it was an intense week in cleveland as we saw pete hegseth go inside one of the most violent riots at the rnc.

>> tell me why you hate the flag. tell me to my face why you hate the flag. >> [ bleep ]. >> it is an unbelievable video. and this morning social media is exploding praising pete hegseth for what he did. he joins us live from cleveland, that is next. we always were told we were german. we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking around on ancestry. then, i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. it turns out i'm scottish. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt.

started to pull out a flag and started to try to light it, which is why there is a safety reason. you have to expand the perimeter or else you'll light the whole crowd on fire. this is an unlawful protest.

god bless our police officers. >> absolutely. more than a dozen arrests in cleveland of a at the protesters set the american flag on fire outside the republican national convention on wednesday. >> and our own pete hegseth was in the middle of that. and he's back now with a special message for the police officers who kept everyone safe all week. pete, people have not seen it, it's unbelievable what you did and it is what so many who were talking about yesterday even this morning. >> reporter: yeah, a huge response from it. policing has been a major theme of this campaign, major theme of donald trump's speech last night when he said an attack on a police officer is an attack on awful us. i was inside that protest that happened where police acted so professionally and the response from protesters was aggressive as it always is. here is another clip from that engagement and we'll play some response. why do you think we should burn a flag? nothing? silence? >> america was never great!

>> reporter: why do you hate the flag? tell me why you hate the flag is this tell me to my face why you hate this flag? >> [ bleep ] you and america. >> reporter: you hate america? >> do i hate america? yes. >> what other country would you like to go to where you wouldn't have the right to protest like this? >> another country? i want to make this country great again. >> yet you hate this country. from because has yet to be great. >> so yet to be great. you hate this country. >> why would i go anywhere else? it's where i'm from. >> reporter: so we went to the protests first of all to get a sense of why they were protesting. they never can truly understand what their cause is. but secondly, to gln straight the professionalism of the police officers who have been here all week protecting this convention, but do so every single day on the streets. and i have to say, the response has been overwhelming ever since that piece ran both online and in person. in person as i've walked around the convention center, secret service, police officers and

others have come up to me thanking me and i just look at them and say no, we're the ones thanking you and the reality is they feel like finally a piece has shown what they're doing and how well they're protecting the american public and practitioners here. we got reactions online, as well. matt on twitter said pete, first off, thank you for your service and segtd, icond, i'm so glad y called out all those people. judy saying thank you to all our vets. shame on those who don't respect the sacrifice of human lives made for them and brian tweets great job challenging the flag burners. they had no answers. no one is forcing this them to the stay in the u.s. our police officers to a difficult job every day, they're rarely thanked, always accosted verbally or physically. and they handled that situation beautifully. so our thanks goes back to them every single day for what they do. >> give us a sense for those

that haven't seen it, you've been right in the middle of it, of what exactly the police officers have done to keep everybody safe there. >> reporter: they have been proacti proactive. they've identifying potential vulnerabilities, identifying potential contentious situations and they get in the middle of it. they put themselves, their personal safety, at risk every time to make sure people who are here to be a part of the convention can do so, people who are here to protest because of our robust first amendment. and do so in a way where everyone remains safe and al to do that. and that means they're the ones at that crucial point. i saw it in that protest. they went right into the middle an gained control in a way that none of us would want to do. we are safe because of what they do. so we salute them other and we know the philly police department will have the same challenges next week. >> and the dnc apparently inviting a lot of speakers or several speakers from the anti-police movement and not so much any of the family members

of those slain police officers. >> so pete, thank you for highlighting their story. >> yeah, they feel like that has been the one side that has been highlighted and we're showing the other side. >> appreciate your work. thanks for being with us. the time is now 26 after the hour. donald trump on the world stage last night promising to fix america. >> nobody knows the system better than me. which is why i alone can fix it. >> did he send the right message? our political panel on deck for a fair and balanced debate when our live coverage continues up next. >> donald trump in a 76 minute speech tonight and there was definitely a theme. >> law and order. law and order. law and order. law and order. >> hey, if you're going to give a 76 minute speech that late at

night, maybe don't mention other things people could be watching.

i humbly and gratefully accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. >> well, that is all she wrote. it is friday, july 22nd, the grand finale for the grand ole party, the republican national convention now in the books. >> donald trump formally accepting the republican nomination for president. >> good morning to you. you're watching fox and friends first. i'm abby hunts man. >> and i'm heather childers. donald trump vowing to fix america first as the law and

order candidate. >> in this race for the white house, i am the law and order candidate. i know the time for action has come. the american people will come first once again. i have joined the political arena so that 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. we can accomplish these great

things and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start believing. it is time to show the whole world that america is back bigger and better and stronger than ever before. this is the legacy of hillary clinton, death, destruction, terrorism and weakness. but hillary clinton's legacy does not have to be america's legacy. let's defeat her in november. the most important difference between our plan and that of our opponent is that our plan will put america first. i am asking for your support tonight so that i can be your

champion in the white house. and i will be your champion. i am your voice. so to every parent who dreams for their child and every child who dreams for their future, i say these words to you tonight. i am with you. i will fight for you. and i will win for you. >> did his speech send the right message? >> here to debate, dr. gina loudoun and democratic strategist lauren sha say. thanks for being with us. gina, one of the longest speeches in convention history. it seemed the main theme was keeping the country safe. >> yeah, and that resonates with

everyone. everyone wants security. and they want national security. and i thought he reached a whole new level of self agadeprecatio and humility. there is no person if they watched that speech from start to finish didn't find something in there that was in there for them. and i was on the floor toward the california delegation and everyone was standing in their chairs holding up their signs, they were so excited about this speech. >> lauren, seemed like there was an attempt to reach out to different demographics, different groups. did you think that was successful? >> well, i think the question is where or not those groups think it was successful and i think there is unfortunately very little chance of that. it was extraordinary and unprecedented that he reached out or called out the lgbt lgbtq

community and called on republicans to be tolerant but he chose a running mate who is viewed as an enemy of the lgbt community. so people will look at his choices and wonder how serious he is. >> so his message was pretty clear, but there are a lot of people that say they were really hoping for his specific thought, they want to hear how he was going to do everything that he promised. did he give enough specifics do you think? >> i thought he did. my goodness, it was a long speech, with a lot of detail. he also has all of these white papers right there on his ite. so people say they want to hear that, but i hear him give specifics and then i never seem to hear him get the credit for giving specifics that again are all right there on his website which by the way is free to enter as opposed to hillary clinton's website which you have to donate to enter. i find that right there one of the most interesting contrasts between the two candidates. >> well that's not exactly true. and look, the problem with -- i

mean, there is of course lots that sound fantastic. immigration reform is something that americans on both sides of the aisle want to see. but even with a republican majority congress, immigration has been impossible to put he forward. so it does become an important question to ask how, how go you plan to accomplish these things. and at every turn, will this candidate has really not answered though questions. you could argue that the convention is not the right place to do that, but it's going to become increasingly difficult for him if he cannot get more specific about how in fact he plans to enact the changes. >> he was very specific. >> and lauren, if about you take a look at hillary clinton, she did have a chance to show how she would to things.about you t a look at hillary clinton, she did have a chance to show how she would to things. what would you say worked during her time as secretary of state? >> look, i think we'll hear a whole other side of this entire story obviously next week and there will be plenty of time to talk in-depth about the

democratic approach to these problems and what are they're planning do for the country. and that will be obviously extremely difficult challenge next week to follow essentially a week of attacks. and i think that the democrats to have a really big challenge on their hands next week and they will try to lay it out to lay out a vision for more inclusive america. to lay out a vision that calls out both the importance of respecting the lives of african americans who feel that they have been disproportionately persecuted as well as law enforcement. >> but they did not ask families of police officers to speak. >> stay tuned. i don't think that there is any question that democrats support law enforcement. i know people think they don't support the police. it's simply not true.president has said over and over depend as has hillary clinton over and over again that police lives are incredibly important and that they support the police. so i realize the narrative is an uneasy one, but it's not necessarily correct or fair.

>> we'll continue on this debate next hour. we look so fard to that because a lot more to be said here. but thanks so much for being with us. we'll see you soon. >> thank you. well, we asked what you thought of donald trump's speech on the final night of the rnc. your comments are pouring in and most everyone agrees that they liked it. >> spencer wrote absolutely on target. clear as day. trump is the only valid candidate for america and the future. hillary is walking disaster. >> david says i absolutely loved it. it was the most powerful message i've ever heard from any presidential candidate. home run, mr. president. >> mike commented as well saying very good, truthful, country this trouble, d.c. has to be cleaned up. >> and viewers also weighing in on ivanka trump's speech. michael writes she was amazing. she gave her dad a person about

al and warm side. her speech was fabulous. >> keep sending us your comments. >> she did get a lot of overwhelming support. >> what can you say bad about ivanka trump? these a cla she's a classy woman. trying to steal trump's thunder, hillary clinton expected to maybe announce a vp pick today. >> our next guest breaks down the list of contenders and what they would bring to the democratic ticket next. constipated?

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country. >> donald trump taking direct aim at hillary clinton in his big speech. but was it a home run with undecided voters? >> frank luntz asked our focus group that very question and getting a resounding yes. >> i came into this never trump. i'm 39 years old. that was the best speech by a presidential candidate i've heard in my entire life. ever. and i don't say that lightly because i've heard them all. >> you came in bernie sanders. >> i'm now donald trump. i feel patriotism, i feel completely safe. i feel that there is love of country. and with a leader like donald trump who believes in the people, the chaos in this country will turn to unity. >> you were never trump. >> i was never trump. he made the case against hillary clinton. she's damaged goods. half of testimonies don't trust her. she's out for herself and he's got a couple more months to reach out and really prove it. >> i was a never trump person when i came into this.

i loved the speech. it spoke to me. the manufacturing part of it. i have trouble marrying the speech with the man. and i need to work on that over the general election. >> the speech was huge for me because it showed that he can deliver a polished message. we have to bring it back home, bring manufacturing back and get our economy straight first. >> you all walked in here undecided. how many of you are voting for hillary clinton after these four days? not one of you. how many voting for donald trump? two, four, six, seven of you. how many undecided? six. and how many are none of the above? >> so fascinating. i love these focus groups. and also so interesting to hear from bernie sanders supporters who now say that they will support donald trump because he mentioned them in a speech last night saying that they will come over to my side, we'll have millions of democrats that come out for me. >> and we do have a democratic mayor coming up in the second hour of the show who has always been a long time testimony but says that he's now voting for

trump. so stay tuned for that. >> interesting election. and speaking of democrats, it is a big guessing game as hillary clinton prepares to announce her pick for vice president at any moment now. >> topping the list, virginia senator tim kaine and secretary of agriculture tom vilsack. with a decision expected possibly as early as today, will these candidates help or hurt donald trump's campaign? here to break it down for us, former campaign adviser and fox news contributor. thank you for sticking away. you've been here all night along with me. >> it's fantastic. >> so let's talk more. what is your take on the list so far? we have three names. >> yeah, it's come down to three names. and if i was a betting person, i would say that it will be tim kaine. i do have a personal desire for it to be secretary vilsack. i think the world of him. i think the world of his heart.

and i think both kaine and vilsack bring similar qualities. they would be attractive to white male voters that have alluded hillary in many ways and have alluded democratic presidential nominees in previous campaigns. i think it's interesting that we're seeing excitement though from even senator cory booker who decided to hop on a plane and go to cleveland because he couldn't take all the negativity that he was hearing comingconve. he has said he will fight for this and try to show secretary clinton his chops, as well. but probably kaine. >> and tim kaine can add

bipartisan to the tickle. his wife is secretary of education but her dad was one of the first republicans in virginia in recent history or starting just years ago who -- >> she could take over his speech. >> and also a name being thrown around is senator cory booker. what do you think about that? >> yeah being i think that if you look at some of the comparisons between cape canaveral o canaveral, kaine and vilsack, people say that they're both boring. but if theyal, kaine and vilsac people say that they're both boring. but if they fit into the boring track, senator booker would bring the excitement and enthusiasm and the fight also in a way that i guess chris christie would have if he had been selected. maybe it's something in the water, boys from new jersey. but i do think all signs are pointing to that would it be tim kaine. it could be a surprise. the good thing that hillary clinton has going for her is when the end was nearing, she did not have her list of candidates dropping off and saying i don't want to be selected. that happened with donald trump. i don't think that has ever happened before. >> what about this, though? there is the rumor that possibly she will be announcing it today

and one of the reasons that she would do that is would be to kind of take away from the success of donald trump's speech. so do you think that she will if fact do that today? >> oh, she would never do such a thing. >> it's politics. and, you know, whether she is stepping on his toes or he's stepping on her toes next week, this is what the general election is about. i hope it is today because we've heard a lot over the last four days. its uhe time for a message about how we come together and this will be the start of it. >> a busy week in politics and it will continue. thanks for sticking around. the time 10 to the top of the hour. the grand finale for the grand ole party. >> donald trump accepts the nomination capping off an exciting week in cleveland. a look back at the most memorable moments up next. i thought my bladder leakage meant my social life was over. it scared me and caused a lot of disappointment and how i feel about myself. wearing depend underwear has helped me feel more connected

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welcome back. the grand finale of the rnc, donald trump wowing the crowd with his acceptance speech. >> the republican nominee for president capping off a week of rousing speeches. and here are some of the highlights from the rnc. smoet ♪ we are the champion, we are the champions, no time for losers, cause we are the champions ♪ >> if you want someone to fight for you and your country, i can assure you he's the guy. >> there is no black america, there is no white america, there is just america! what happened to it? >> let's face the facts.

hillary clinton cared more about protecting her own secrets than she cared about protecting american secrets. >> let's see this thing through. let's win this thing. let's show america our best and nothing less. >> for my father, impossible is just the starting point. it's time for the president who has as been the one to sign the front of the check, not the back. >> stand and speak and vote your conscience. >> there is only one candidate who will uphold the constitution. >> you have nominated a man for president who never quits, who never backs down. a fighter, a winner are. on knollnovember 8th, i know we elect donald trump to be the 45th president of the united stat >> when my father says that he will make america great again, he will deliver. >> we are going to defeat the barbarians of isis and we're

going to defeat them fast. to all americans tonight, will in all of our cities, and in all of our towns, i make this promise. we will make america strong again. we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again! ♪ >> and balloons dropped. >> finally. >> the time is now about 6 until the top of the hour. and ivanka trump, champion for women? >> women are paid equally for the work that we do and when a

woman becomes a mother, she is supported, not shut out. >> the crowd was loving it, but what it voters think about her personal appeal to women? >> brand new dials just in overnight. we'll let you know. more on the final night of the rnc up next.

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accept your nomination for the presidency of the united states. >> there you go. it is friday, july 22nd. the republican national convention in the books. >> and it was a "huge" night for donald trump as he formally accepts the republican nomination for president. >> it was a "huge" night for sure. and good morning to you. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this friday morning. i'm heather childers. >> and i'm abby huntsman. donald trump promising to be the law and order candidate as he takes direct aim at hillary clinton in a rousing speech on the closing night of the convention. >> in this race for the white house, i am the law and order candidate. i know the time for action has come. the american people will come

first once again. i have joined the political arena so that 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. we can accomplish these great things and so much more. all we need to do is start believing in ourselves and in our country again. start believing.