once alma nomination the second step you can file cloture on the nomination. cloture proposes to bring the nomination to a vote. but the vote on cloture does not happen the day that cloture is made. it's too days of ripening session for they vote on cloture. in the same majority vote for nominations. it limits for their consideration to a maximum of two hours for most nominations 30 hours for the highest ranking. the fourth step is debate and then the fifth will be to vote on confirmation. after processing nomination by the closure process. taking up the nomination, filing cloture at your date waiting. vote on cloture up to two hours her most nominations of debates and then the vote on confirmation. what we see and practice in the senate is the stacking motion. the vote sitters just took before that meeting was a cloture motion on the nomination by unanimous consent they will be voting to actually confirm the nomination. the stacking cloture motion is what the leader can do in order to have the two date ripening. occur at the same time. yesterday the majority

once on the nomination the second step can file cloture on the nomination. cloture proposes to bring the nomination to a vote. the vote on cloture does not happen the day the cloture is made. it's two periods before the senate votes on cloture. that's a majority vote for a nomination but what it doesn't limit further consideration to a maximum of two hours and most nominations of 30 hours of the highest ranking. the 4th to be the debate in the fifth would be the vote on confirmation. we have single nominations by the cloture process, taking up the nomination, filing cloture the two-day waiting period vote on cloture up to two hours for most nominations of debate and vote onnat confirmation. what we see in practice in the senate is the use of stacking motions. the vote the senators just took before the meeting was cloture motion of the nomination byot unanimous consent and they'll be voting afterse the hearing to confirm the nomination. stacking cloture motion is what the leader can do in order to have that today period occur at the same time. yesterday the m

it has always been that the delegates nominate the president without having nominated the vice president as well. we do expect, however that the vice president will be announced before august 7 to ensure that it is all announced before ohio's original ballot certification deadline. host: and so there will not be a rollcall vote, a separate one for the vice presidential candidate on the democratic ticket? guest: it appears this year that it will not happen that way. there will be ceremonial and celebratory, that is the language that the party is using, votes on the nominee, the presidential and vice presidential nominee at the convention. but the convention chair will, once harris makes her selection will essentially say that is the vice presidential candidate this time around and we will see the ceremonial votes in a few weeks. host: we will see a representative from each state stand up on the floor the convention and, as you said, in a symbolic way put forth the delegates in nomination for the vice president. will this impact the convention? will it look different? guest: it should not

the delegates who nominated him succeeded in getting their jobs, power and patronage. for the most part. but they had no real idea lincoln's greatness of his political humanity, pragmatism flair for the english language and powers of endurance that would be crucial to the nation's survival in the end of, slavery during the civil war. a reporter on the scene at the wigwam later wrote they had nominated the plain every day storytelling mirth. lincoln of the hustings, the husk only. the lincoln of history. it took four fearful years to give the event its true relations and right proportions and was not until the veil was drawn by an assassin's hand that the real lincoln was revealed. he concluded that the delegate had been unconscious instruments of a higher power. so much had to come together for lincoln that. i think the word miracle is not an exaggeration. well, that's whirlwind tour through the book and i'm so grateful to all of you coming out and listening to this. thank you very much. thank you so much. thank you. and i'd be delighted to answer questions, which is u

the delegates who nominated him succeeded in getting their jobs, power and patronage. for the most part. but they had no real idea lincoln's greatness of his political humanity, pragmatism flair for the english language and powers of endurance that would be crucial to the nation's survival in the end of, slavery during the civil war. a reporter on the scene at the wigwam later wrote they had nominated the plain every day storytelling mirth. lincoln of the hustings, the husk only. the lincoln of history. it took four fearful years to give the event its true relations and right proportions and was not until the veil was drawn by an assassin's hand that the real lincoln was revealed. he concluded that the delegate had been unconscious instruments of a higher power. so much had to come together for lincoln that. i think the word miracle is not an exaggeration. well, that's whirlwind tour through the book and i'm so grateful to all of you coming out and listening to this. thank you very much. thank you so much. thank you. and i'd be delighted to answer questions, which is u

i proudly accept the nomination of our party. we have heard hard and sometimes bitter debate, but i submit that this is the debate and this is the work of a free people. the work of an open convention. and the work of a political party. responsive to the needs of this nation. democracy affords debate, discussion and dissent. but my fellow americans, it also requires decision. and we have decided here not by edict, but by vote, not by force, but by ballot.

i accept your nomination. the apologies that was a sound by from earlier we want to talk now to our poor comic launch. but what we've heard so far, at clinic we had expectations. this would be obviously a very important speech for her. the biggest of her career. what have we heard so far? what is kind of harris laying out right now for voters for undecided voters, for example. so harms began by speaking a loss actually about her childhood hunter. background. she put, shoot emphasis on her working fast route on her strength of her family, the strength of the problems with her family, with their mother in particular, and her father as well. and that what if also found very interesting during the speech that she really emphasized how she had been taught to be a fearless child by her family. she she said in, in the speech that her father told her never to fear anything. and so this was part of the ground work if we shall say of her presenting herself to the american people . just remember, she has been the vice pr

are you gonna be nominated? - that's my hope, my plan.amphitheater has been worthy of an armed camp. - someone called the amphitheater "fort daley." and i think, at this point, that is not very far from the truth. - i was distributing farm worker literature, and mayor daley's hench-people shoved me aside, and broke my glasses, and-- so, i mean, i wasn't hurt, but... that's the floor of the convention. - and what is your name, sir? - take your hands off of me! unless you intend to arrest me! - a small group of reporters were allowed at least on the periphery of it. and these guys started to strong-arm me. but don't push me! take your hands off of me unless you plan to arrest me! wait a minute, wait a minute! a guy hit me, short punch in the solar-plexus, which knocked me down. - i think we've got a bunch of thugs here, dan. - this was supposed to be a democratic convention. - the latest abc delegate count show: senator mccarthy, 706 votes. senator mcgovern, 123 votes. - senator eugene mccarthy has conceded defeat in his bid for the democra

she's making history as the 1st women of color to be nominated for the joe. the russian president vladimir putin has acute ukrainian forces of trying to attack the cost nuclear power plant, as long as located inside rushes west them cost region, which is being the target of ukraine and caution. the facility is around 40 kilometers from the city of costs and some 50 kilometers away from work russian territory that's being held by ukrainian forces. it houses to where i can react to is powering 19 russian regions. cave hasn't commented on pollutants. accusation of the assistance is the enemy tried to strike the cook nuclear power station. the international atomic energy agency has been informed the promise to come themselves defend special is to assess the situation. i hope that in the end this will be done on their part. while you're new to inspect us, we'll visit the facility next week. can you present commented on putins accusation, and cranes forces say they've taken another settlement and rushed as cask region. people that have been forced to flee the haine

your nominate the stairs pays tribute to our family before taking the offensive against a republican rival. donald trump also coming up to the news is with you premium forces inside russian. we find a handful of civilians left behind without power running water or a phone signal. the hello and welcome to our show. i'm assuming there's a in berlin, it's good to have you with us. complet harris has accepted the democratic party's nomination for president of the united states. harris address thousands of delegates attending the final night before the convention in chicago. she's got to sell her policy agenda and revision for the future. should she become the next us president? harris has promised that if elected, she would quote, the, the president, for all americans. let's listen to a little of what harris had to say during her acceptance speech. on behalf of americans like the people, i grew up with people who work hard chase their dreams and look out for one another. on behalf of everyone whose story could only be written in the greatest nation on earth. i accept your nomination. the

, but i am happy to know that we have enough delegates to secure the nomination. later this month we will gather in chicago united as one party where we will have an opportunity to celebrate this historic moment together. [end video clip] host: we are hearing from you about the top news story of the week. the lines if you would like to call in. republicans, 202-7-81. democrats,0248-8000. and independents, 202-748-8002. we will start with bob in anderson, indiana. on the independent line. go ahead. caller: good morning. i think that i want to talk a little bit about the assassination attempt on the former president. i really believe that the attempt was -- they should have had -- they should have had somebody on the highest point in the area, which would have been the water tower. they should have had a -- should cure -- security should have put somebody -- in other words the team that was involved in this to secure the area is -- it would have been impossible for someone not to have somebody on that water tower. host: did you watch the hearing this week? caller: y

so it would have been irregular for us not to nominate vice president. and if you think about the last two vice presidency, get elected to the white house, whether it was joe biden who just got elected because it was george hw bush how people felt about the president they worked with was a great indicator as to how they ultimately, whether they ultimately is exceeded. al gore won the popular vote. i've worked in that campaign. he won the popular vote, but people have mixed feelings about bill clinton. and we had a mixed result, right? and that election ended up with george w bush what we saw last night when the vice president and the president were together on that tarmac, but new people is the strength of something that i think people will ultimately come to regard. joe biden for why his poll numbers have been in the doldrums. a lot of people feel very positively about him and he had the chance over the course of the next couple of months to keep in mind people why they voted voted for him. and obviously this moment where he decided to take himself out

.— accept his vice presidential nomination. ., ,, ., ., nomination.oline mentioning that _ nomination. thank you. caroline mentioning that speech - nomination. thank you. caroline mentioning that speech by - nomination. thank you. caroline mentioning that speech by tim l nomination. thank you. caroline - mentioning that speech by tim wals, we will have that live on bbc news. to the middle east now. america's top diplomat has said there was no more time could be wasted in reaching a gaza ceasefire deal, as he wrapped up his latest tour to the region. he said hamas needed to agree to the bridging proposal for a ceasefire so that both sides could proceed to the implementation of a peace deal. mr blinken reaffirmed that the us would not agree to any long—term occupation of gaza by israeli troops. his comment followed reports that the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu continued to speak of an ongoing israeli troop presence on the border between gaza and egypt. let's speak to our correspondentjon donnison who's injerusalem. it seems the americans ha

[applause] the same republicans who are talking about the problems of the inner cities have nominatedan who said, and i quote, i have included in my morning and evening prayers every day the prayer that the federal government not bail out new york. and that nominee is no friend of this city and our great urban centers across this nation. [cheers and applause] the same republicans who are talking about security for the elderly have nominated a man who said just four years ago that participation in social security should be made voluntary. and that nominee is no friend of the senior citizens of this nation. [cheers and applause] the same republicans who are talking about preserving the environment have nominated a man who last year made the preposterous statement, and i quote, eighty percent of our air pollution comes from plants and trees. and that nominee is no friend of the environment. [applause] and the same republicans who are invoking franklin roosevelt have nominated a man who said in 1976, and these are his exact words, fascism was really the basis of the new deal. and that nom

the republicans blocked the president's nomination, president obama's nomination, to fill that vacancyor nearly a year, by making up an entirely new standard that there be no confirmations of the court during an election year. but then, when justice ginsburg died in 2020, republicans rushed to push president trump's nominee at the same time votes were being cast in any election that trump would lose. it is outrageous. [applause] i know i don't look it, but i served in the senate for 36 years. [laughter] including as chairman and ranking member of the judiciary committee. i have been told that i have ever seen more supreme court nominations as senator, vice president, and resident than anyone alive today. -- senator, vice president, and president than anyone alive today. [applause] i have respect for institutions and the separation of powers laid out in the constitution, but what is happening now is not consistent with that doctrine of separation of powers. extremism is undermining the public confidence in the court's decisions. as soon as i came into office, i could meet with a biparti

and i i again accept that nomination for president of the united states. but i have news for you this time. there is a difference. this time we're going to win win. we're going to win for a number of reasons. first, a personal one. general eisenhower, as you know was critically ill in the walter reed hospital the night i have talked, however, with mrs. eisenhower on the telephone. she tells me that his heart is with us, and she says that is nothing, that he lives more for and there is nothing that would lift him more than for us to win in november. and say, let us win this one for ike. we're going to win because this great convention has demonstrated to the nation the republican party has the leadership, the platform and the purpose that america needs. we're going to win because you have nominated as my running mate a statesman of the first rank who will be a great campaigner and one who was only qualified to undertake the new responsibilities that i shall give to the next vice of the united states. and he is a man fully shares my conviction and yours that

that's when harris officially accept the nomination. what kind of impact can a vice presidential candidate like? waltz really hope to have on a night like this of the what the harris campaign also tried spied picking him is a running made is to try to get more undecided voters of those states of the not just minnesota, where he serving is the 2nd terms, the governor, but also of the midwest and state of ohio, for example, with a many and decided motors, so to try to reach out to them. and maybe not the voters that would vote for pamela harris, but might also see someone in tim worlds who would also be a good person for it relationships, also with other countries. and that's also where the vice president comes into play . he speaks chinese to speak the mentoring and so they might also kite a come a quite handy in that position. so that's what they try to show them to get them. there was an interesting moment yesterday when does ro cole happened? and all the delegates of all the states of the us is symbolically electric. both of them, the

the nomination is confirmed. mr.ooker: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate consider the following nominations en bloc -- calendar number 764 and 765, and all nominations on the secretary's desk in the coast guard, that the nominations be confirmed en bloc, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate, that no further motions be in order to any of the nominations, that the president be immediately notified wherever he is of the senate's action. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. booker: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate consider the following nomination, calendar number 574, david o. barnett jr. to be united states district court for the district of new mexico, that the senate vote on the nomination, without intervening action or debate, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, and that the president, wherever he may be, be immediately notified of the senate's action. the pres

good to have you with this. minnesota governor tim waltz has accepted the us democratic parties nomination for vice president that makes him the official running mate for carla harris. she will give her accepted speech to the democratic national convention in just a few hours time. was a former high school football coach, energized convention, delegates last night, and he turned the spot white on his own fam, the emotions running high god. and when you are my entire world, and i love you this 70 moment one over hot one social media it's tim bones formerly accepted this body's nomination for life president. he's think of preserving the freedoms that demo seriously, under that tax, from, from to accept your nomination. and no matter who you are, calm, le harris is going to stand up and fight for your freedom to live the life that you want to lead. because that's what we want for ourselves, and it's what we want for our neighbors. the democratic national conventions, todd night to kids familiar faces such as palm our house speaker, nancy pelosi and former president bill clinton. both to came

kamala harris officially accepting the nomination here in chicago.t's been three days of booming cheers. and there's one day left. there were many speakers and acts last night that brought delegates to their feet from stevie wonder to former president bill clinton, but last night was about vice presidential nominee tim walz. walz took the stage shortly before ten local time, and by then the crowd had built up their excitement and walz wasted no time going on the attack. their project, 2025 will make things much, much harder for people who are just trying to live their lives. they spent a lot of time pretending they know nothing about this, but look, i coached high school football long enough to know and trust me on this. when somebody takes the time to draw up a playbook, they're going to use it. they'll start jacking up the costs on the middle class. they'll repeal the affordable care act, they'll gut social security and medicare, and they will ban abortion. across this country with or without congress. the delegates soaked it all in with those from

vice president taking center stage tonight as the first woman of color to accept a major party's nomination for president, what her message will be to the american people. her speech coming after running mate tim walz, the former football coach introduced himself to the nation. his family cheering him on and a surprise appearance by oprah. our full coverage in chicago. also tonight, our one-on-one with donald trump at the border in arizona. an urgent manhunt under way there for a man who allegedly threatened to kill the former president. what authorities have just revealed. we also ask about the reports rfk jr. will drop out and endorse him, and his reaction to nightly criticism out of the dnc. plus his call for mass deportations. how would he pay for it? >>> the body of a british tech mogul among fight recovered from the sunken yacht off italy. the search for his 18-year-old daughter still missing tonight. ukraine hitting an air base and a ferry loaded with fuel. the major escalation, and the team usa archer who has survived so much taking her shot at gold and her first paralympic games in

and the show's been nominated before. you obviously have been nominated before, you won.irst time. paul downs. >> yes! >> seth: kaitlin olson, who's so wonderful. >> oh, my god. >> seth: and it just must be so special. this is -- i mean, again, you and hannah are so wonderful together. but it is a brilliant ensemble. it just must be the best feeling. >> oh, amazing, no. i -- i mean, hannah, i mean, she was -- especially this season was unbelievable. and i knew she was going to be nominated. but paul and kaitlin, they're so -- they're so incredible. and it's so overdue. and god, i'd just be thrilled if they win. >> seth: very, very happy for all of you. >> i mean it, that i would rather not win and have them win. i mean that. [ audience aws ] >> seth: you are a very good actor and i actually believe you. >> no, i do. [ laughter ] i mean that. >> seth: i do believe it! >> i really mean that. >> seth: i do believe it, i do believe it. we were talking about, you know, your early days going auditioning, in an apartment. you would think later in your career you would have like,

and i i again accept that nomination for president of the united states. but i have news for you this time. there is a difference. this time we're going to win win. we're going to win for a number of reasons. first, a personal one. general eisenhower, as you know was critically ill in the walter reed hospital the night i have talked, however, with mrs. eisenhower on the telephone. she tells me that his heart is with us, and she says that is nothing, that he lives more for and there is nothing that would lift him more than for us to win in november. and say, let us win this one for ike. we're going to win because this great convention has demonstrated to the nation the republican party has the leadership, the platform and the purpose that america needs. we're going to win because you have nominated as my running mate a statesman of the first rank who will be a great campaigner and one who was only qualified to undertake the new responsibilities that i shall give to the next vice of the united states. and he is a man fully shares my conviction and yours that

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>> she did not win the nomination, she grabbed the nomination. not a single vote was cast. a hard time telling her she couldn't have it. they got her, i hope they are happy with her once she starts answering questions and taking policy questions. she has to own up to what she's done and said over a long political career having never been in private business other than making milk shakes at mcdonald's. >> todd: democrats have wrong definition of open, border is open, democratic process of nominating candidate is not. governor mike huckabee spinning the truth. >> carley: godfath er reference. >> todd: just wait for what joe concha and us will discuss. it will be wild. >> carley: lawrence jones will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: great job holding down the fort. we have one more day and i'll be back. president trump will hold first outdoor rally since his assassination attempt. he heads to arizona where r.f.k. jr. is expected to be amid reports he could drop out and endorse. account we see a possible teamup? donald trump will join us live this mor

to return their ballots. >> of course, i will officially accept your nomination next week. once the virtual voting period is closed. but already i'm happy to know that we have enough delegates to secure the nomination and later this month, we will gather in chicago, united as one party where we're going to have an opportunity to celebrate this historic moment together all right, for more on this, let's bring in a lane kay mark to further explain how this works. >> and i promise you she is the perfect person to talk about this with because she's the author of the book, primary politics. everything you need to know about how america nominates its presidential candidates good morning, elaine. thank you for being here. and let's jump right in. can you explain this particular unique process that democrats have been going through to nominate harris and really explain to me what's been different about this year. >> well, okay. this this this is i'm going to try to do this in television time, even though it's a sort of calm, i appreciate it. >> okay. >> ohio, the state of ohio has

that is why i'm seeking your nomination. i ask for your vote so we can meet this moment head on to reclaim the future we deserve. we are the uninstall distance, a haven of humanity. the need for change has never been more urgent but the possibility has never been so close so we are revising up to end war and genocide, climate collapse and fascism at home and beyond because we are done being thrown under the bus. over 60% of americans live paycheck-to-paycheck. so many a paycheck away and the un-house there being criminalized. countless millions are locked in medical dead. both parties just squander trillions feeling the instruction around world. a war on working people in the war on democracy. we must and these wars together because they are joined at the hip. we're fighting for every day americans. we are already on the ballot and calling for america that works for all of us. such as cutting the huge military expenditures on the endless war machine which is endangering all of us and we will put that money into urgent needs

despite asking each country to nominate both a man and a woman to the 26—person team, 16 men and justle so far. to discuss the implications of this struggle, i'mjoined by jacob kirkegaard, senior fellow at the german marshall fund's brussels office. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. just explain that what this 26—person body is. this news. just explain that what this 26-person body is.— 26-person body is. this is the commission. _ 26-person body is. this is the commission. these _ 26-person body is. this is the commission. these are, - 26-person body is. this is the - commission. these are, according to the eu treaty, each member state has one commissioner and they are led by the president ursula von der leyen, but then their portfolio, and this is the key political issue, their portfolios are going to be distributed by the president von der leyen, i confirm nominator by the european parliament. what is really going on here is that the last time, in 2019, when we had the first female president of the commission, she made some political gains for brussels by requesting member states

, and to see that senator robert kennedy does not get the nomination. - who would be nominated by theachine. and it was vice president hubert humphrey who would be the beneficiary. - nevertheless, if mccarthy/kennedy amassed enough delegates through the primary process, they might be able to put pressure on the democratic machinery. - indiana's may 7th primary is critical to the kennedy strategy of demonstrating to party leaders across the country that he's the one democratic candidate who can win big. - indiana can decide who is going to be the nominee for the democratic party, and therefore, very likely, who's going to be the next president of the united states. - mccarthy couldn't get any black vote, bobby kennedy managed to get black vote, and also get a lot of the established democrats. so his support looked very broad. - well, senator robbery kennedy has won the first primary test, in his attempt to secure the democratic nomination for the presidency. - my father really focused on the people in this country. his appeal was to really the most disenfranchised classes. people who l

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for president, her running mate, tim walz accepted the vice president nomination.olyn is in chicago with more on yesterday's key moments and a preview of what we are going to see tonight, the big wrap up. >> reporter: good morning, so two weeks ago when tim walz was tapped to be the running mate, last night was his moment to introduce himself to the nation. >> never underestimate a public school teacher. >> reporter: minnesota governor, tim walz, gave what he called a peptalk while accepting the democratic nomination of vice president as his family looked on. >> there will be time to sleep when your dad, we are going to leave it on the field, that is how we will keep moving forward, that is how we will turn the page on donald trump. >> reporter: date three, the theme was a fight for our freedom, featuring speeches from heavy hitters. >> kamala harris will work to ease our fears. >> also, some of the parties rising stars. >> it is your race, it is our race, it is our future and freedoms that are on the line. >> there were energetic musical performances, and this ple

kamala harris accepting the presidential nomination tonight. we are i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> today marked the final day of the democratic national convention. it has been a week filled with prominent democrats and big name celebrities throwing their support behind vice president kamala harris and her quest for the white house. and tonight, all eyes were on harris. the marquee speaker accepting the democratic party's nomination for president washington correspondent basil john, joining us live at the united center in chicago with more details. basil. >> well, no, well, good evening. and yes, the dnc is in the books, as you can see behind me, there's not much

. >> vice president kamala harris officially accept the nomination for vice president. joe: her headline speech is not when she was expecting to give until just a month ago after president biden's decision to leave the race. it could be the biggest moment of her political career and a chance for her to reintroduce herself to that nation. kailey: governor gretchen whitmer and roy cooper and arizona senator mark kelly speak tonight, joining a long list of high-profile democrats who have taken the putting up week in chicago making the case for the nominee. pres. biden: it has been the honor of my lifetime to serve as were president. i love the job, but i love my country more. >> we refuse to give up on america. millions marched, many run for office. we kept our eyes on the future. the future is here. mr. obama: here is a 78-year-old billionaire who is not stop whining about his problem since he wrote down is golden escalator nine years ago. >> i want to know who is going to tell them that the job that he is currently seeking my be just one of those black jobs? >> more than

vice president kamala harris is set to accept the party's nomination for president tonight. on day three, her running mate minnesota governor tim walz, accepted the vice presidential nomination, giving an emotional and rousing pep talk that suited here only for a coach. here's caroline cummings. >>>>never underestimate a public school teacher. >>>minnesota governor tim walz, former high school teacher and football coach gave what he called a pep talk while accepting the democratic nomination for vice president as his family at times tearfully looked on. >>>>there will be time to sleep when you're dead. we're going to leave it on the field. that's how we'll keep moving forward. that's how we'll turn the page on donald >>>trump. day three of the convention themed a fight for our freedoms, featured speeches from veteran party heavy hitters >>>>kamala harris will work to solve our problems seize our opportunities, ease our fears. >>>also, some of the party's rising stars. >>>>kamala and tim's names may be on the ballot, but it's your rights. it's our rights it's our future and f

bill clinton, and minnesota governor timz officially acg the vice presidential nomination. that is life tonight on c-span. you can also watch on the free c-span no video app, or online at c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including broadband. ♪ buckeye oadband supports c-span as a puic service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. former president donald trump will resume outdoor rallies later today, in north carolina. cbs campaign reporter olivia rinaldi reports he will now be surrounded by bulletproof glass, per law enforcement sources. change comes five weeks after the aempt on the republican president's life in butler, pennsylvania. you can watch the forr president his running mate, jd vance, at that ent we will be live from asheboro, north carolin starting at 2: on c-span two. you can also watch with c-span now or our free mobile video app. >> we are at the democratic national convention in chicago. conventions have become a major tv spectacle. >> th

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it has always been that the delegates nominate the president without having nominated the vice presidentwell. we do expect, however that the vice president will be announced before august 7 to ensure that it is all announced before ohio's original ballot certification deadline. host: and so there will not be a rollcall vote, a separate one for the vice presidential candidate on the democratic ticket? guest: it appears this year that it will not happen that way. there will be ceremonial and celebratory, that is the language that the party is using, votes on the nominee, the presidential and vice presidential nominee at the convention. but the convention chair will, once harris makes her selection will essentially say that is the vice presidential candidate this time around and we will see the ceremonial votes in a few weeks. host: we will see a representative from each state stand up on the floor the convention and, as you said, in a symbolic way put forth the delegates in nomination for the vice president. will this impact the convention? will it look different? guest: it should not look