america america. what do you think? veryr: i think it is a salient point right now. i think for the americaat i know and grew up with and i have been in the democratic party and longtime and see the direction the country is headed. place america to stay a that is pro goodness, less regulation, that stands for freedom, that stands for defense of our nation. and i see it going a different way with the joe biden potential. host: who did you support in 2016? caller: i supported donald trump. host: you've got a big senate race in kentucky this year. who are you going to support? caller: we do. i think it is an interesting position, but i think with the combination of mitch mcconnell and donald trump, it is tough to look away from that. look at what the other party is offering, nothing but divisiveness. host: but you still consider yourself a democrat? caller: i will be changing that. host: kelly, brooklyn, republican, good evening. caller: hi. that was a very nice speech mike pence gave, but the main thing i like about the president, president trump is the honesty. i don't see him playing mind g

america safe. president trump will keep america prosperous. president trump will keep america america. you are watching tonight and wrestling with your vote, i implore you, tune out the biased commentary and hear it from someone who knows. i am from the south. i was raised a carolina girl. i went to public school and worked my way through state university. my teacher was right. what i learned about our president is different than what you might have heard. i learned he is a good man, he loves his family, he didn't need this job. no one on earth works harder for the american people, that he is willing to fight for his beliefs and the people in the country that he loves. he is a person of conviction. he is a fighter and will never stop fighting for america. he will uphold our values and preserve our families and build on the great american edict that our nation will never be perfect until opportunity is equal for all, especially for women. our 40th president ronald reagan said it best. the dreams of people may differ, but everybody wants their dreams to come true. america above all place

america from white america. [applause] mr. nixon: black americae than white america, do not want more government programs that perpetuate your dependency. they do not want to be a colony in a nation. they want the pride and self-respect and dignity that come with an equal chance to own their own homes, businesses, and be what with american workers. ofe a piece of the action private enterprise. [applause] mr. nixon: and i pledge to you tonight that we shall have new programs which will provide that a chance. history tonight. we do not fire a shot heard around the world, but we shall like the lamp of hope in millions of homes across this land in which there is no hope today. and that great light, shining out from america will become a beacon of hope to those who seek freedom and opportunity. my fellow americans, i believe that historians will recall that 1968 marked the beginning of the american generation in world history. just to be alive in america, just to be alive at this time is an experience that is unparalleled in history. here is where the

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and a white america and a latino america, and asian america, there is thenited states of america. is not aerican dream sprint or even a marathon. crossmilies don't always the finish line in the span of one generation but each generation passes onto the next the fruits of their labor. >> we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america. [applause] >> welcome. >> welcome. >> welcome -- >> to the second night of the democratic national convention. >> look at the camera and smile. >> this is a different kind of key not. >> all of us are on stage and we have lots to say. >> there is a lot riding on this election. >> we are facing the biggest economic and health crisis in generations. >> this president didn't and still doesn't have a plan. >> with doctors, nurses and home health care aides in philadelphia that have to risk their lives to protect others because there is not enough protective equipment. >> when factory workers in ohio are faced with dangerous conditions because this administ

america safe. president trump upon keep america prosperous. president trump will keep america, america. ou're watching tonight and wrestling with your vote on november 3, i implore you, tune out the distorted news and bias commentary, and hear it straight ws.m someone who knows. i wasn't born a trump. i'm from the south. i was raised a carolina girl. i went to public schools and worked my way through a state university. mrs. b., from my seventh grade english class was right. what i learned about our president is different than what you might have heard. i learned that he's a good man. that he loves his family. that he didn't need this job. that no one on earth works harder for the american people, that he's willing to fight for les beliefs and for the people and the country that he loves. he is a person of conviction. he is a fighter and will never stop fighting for america. he will uphold our values. he will preserve our families. atd he will build upon the great american edict that our union will never be perfect until opportunity is equal for all, including-- and especially-- for wome

america safe. president trump will keep america prosperous. president trump will keep america america. if you're watching to night and wrestling with your vote on november 3rd , i implore you, tune out the distorted news and bias commentary and hear it straight from someone who knows. i wasn't born a trump, i'm from the south. i was raised a carolina girl. i went to public schools and worked my way through a state university. mrs. b from my 7th grade english class was right, what i learned about our president is different than what you might have heard. i learned that he is a goodman, he didn't need this job, that no one on earth works harder for the american people, that he is willing to fight for his beliefs and for the people and the country that he loves. he is a person of conviction. is he a fighter and will never stop fighting for america. reuphold our values. he will preserve our families. and rebuild upon the great american ' ticketed that our union will never be perfect until opportunity is equal for all, including and especially for women. and america above all places gives us

america. i choose freedom. . still hear my dad there is no other place to go. thank you. and may the good lord bless america. over america. >> good evening. i'm nikki haley, and it's great to be back at the republican national convention. i'll start with a little story. it's about an american ambassador to the united nations , and it's about a speech she gave to this convention. she called for the re-election of the republican president she served. and she called out his democratic opponent. a former vice president from a failed administration. that ambassador said, and i quote, democrats always blame america first." the year was 1984. the president was ronald reagan. and ambassador jane kirkpatrick's words are just as true you today. joe biden and the democrats are still blaming america first. donald trump has always put america first. and he has earned four more years as president. it was an honor of a lifetime to serve as the united states ambassador to the united nations. now, the u.n. is not for the faint of heart. it's a place where dictators, murders, and thieves denounce america and then put their hands out and d

there is not a black america and a white america and a latino america, and asian america, there is thenited states of america. is not aerican dream sprint or even a marathon. crossmilies don't always the finish line in the span of one generation but each generation passes onto the next the fruits of their labor. >> we are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes, all of us defending the united states of america. [applause] >> welcome. >> welcome. >> welcome -- >> to the second night of the democratic national convention. >> look at the camera and smile. >> this is a different kind of key not. >> all of us are on stage and we have lots to say. >> there is a lot riding on this election. >> we are facing the biggest economic and health crisis in generations. >> this president didn't and still doesn't have a plan. >> with doctors, nurses and home health care aides in philadelphia that have to risk their lives to protect others because there is not enough protective equipment. >> when factory workers in ohio are faced with dangerous conditions because this administ

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in this election it is not so much whether america will be more conservative or america will be more conservative oi’ more americaiberal. more republican or more democrat. the choice in this election is whether america remains america. it is whether we will leave to our children and grandchildren a country rounded in our highest ideals with freedom, free markets and the unalienable life —— right to life and liberty or whether we will leave them a country thatis we will leave them a country that is fundamentally transformed into something else. we stand at a crossroads. president trump has set our nation on a path of freedom and opportunity and joe biden would set america on a path of socialism and declined. but we're not to let it happen. applause president donald trump believes in america and in the goodness of the american people. the boundless potential of every american to live out their dreams every american to live out theirdreams in every american to live out their dreams in freedom and, every day, president trump has been fighting to protect the promise of america. every day oui’ promise of america. every

america safe. president trump will keep america prosperous. president trump will keep america america. if you're watching tonight and wrestling with your vote on november 3rd, i implore you, tune out the distorted news and biased commentary and hear it straight from someone who knows. i wasn't born a trump, i'm from the south. i was raised a carolina girl. i went to public schools and worked my way through a state university. mrs. b from my seventh grade english class was right. what i learned about our president is different than what you might have heard. i learned that he's a good man. that he loves his family. that he didn't need this job. that no one on earth works harder for the american people. that he's willing to fight for his beliefs and for the people and the country that he loves. he is a person of conviction. he is a fighter and will never stop fighting for america. he will uphold our values. he will preserve our families and he will build upon the great american' di edict that our uni will never be perfect until opportunity is equal for all, including and especially for wo

america strong again. you are making america safe again. you are making america proud again. d yes, together with the forgotten man and woman who are finally forgotten no more, you are making america great again. robertt's make uncle very proud this week. let's go get another four years. i love you very much. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. ♪ evening. my name is daniel cameron. the firstars old, and african-american attorney general in kentucky history. it is an honor to be with you as a proud republican and supporter of donald j. trump. fews raised in kentucky, a miles from abraham lincoln's

america. america, the land of opportunity. a country where your own resolution to succeed is more important than any other. braham abraham lincoln's words of 165 years ago still resonate because of who we are and what we are. a country where a boy born into poverty in a log cabin, raised here on the frontier of indiana could educate himself, become a lawyer, become a president of the united states who would preserve the union, abolish slavery, and save the nation. as a fellow hoosier, visiting lincoln's boyhood home has always been a treasured experience for me and my family. it's a place that made lincoln. it shaped lincoln. and defined the man that lincoln would become. america is the land of opportunity. as president donald trump declared at mount rushmore, in america you can do anything. you can be anything. and together we can achieve anything. every day, president donald trump is fighting to protect the promise of american liberty. every day our president has been fighting to expand the reach of the american dream. president ngle day donald trump has been fighting for you. tonight i'd like to introduce you to a few remarkable americans who represent that solemn pledge. who embody our president's unbreakable devotion to ensuring that america is a land of unlimited opportunity for all. jack is an 8-year-old from wisconsin. who was struggling academically and socially in school. jack's mom sara, who works three jobs to support her son, applied for wisconsin's school choice voucher program. >> we're glad we were able to get the school choice voucher to go to that school. with jack, he would have slipped through the cracks in public schools. and having the op

as we open up america, we're opening up america's schools and getting our kids back into the classroom. [applause] i will make you a promise. as americatinues to contend with this pandemic, we are not going to rest. we will not relent until that good day comes that we put this coronavirus in the past and we bring wisconsin and america back bigger and better than ever before. [applause] but to do that, we all need to do our part with the help of our neighbors and loved ones first. to bring america's economy all the way back, we don't need joe 's agenda of higher taxes and more regulation. we need four more years of president donald trump in the white house. [crowd chanting "four more years"] my fellow americans, we are passing through a time of testing this country. soon, it will become to a time of choosing. the choice in this election has never been clear. the stakes have never been higher. i want to talk to you about what is at stake and the choice our nation faces. i want to talk about american and and manufacturing, keeping faith with all the principles and ideals that always made america great. but, make no mistake about it. our

america safe. president trump will keep america prosperous. president trump will keep america america. if you're watching tonight and wrestling with your vote on november 3rd, i implore you, tune out the distorted news and biased commentary and hear it straight from someone who knows. i wasn't born a trump. i'm from the south. i was raised a carolina girl. i went to public schools and worked my way through a state university. mrs. b from my 7th grade english class was right. what i learned about our president is different than what you might have heard. i learned that he's a good man. that he loves his family. that he didn't need this job. that no one on earth worked harder for the american people. that he's willing to fight for his believes and for the people and the country that he loves. he is a person of conviction. he is a fighter and will never stop fighting for america. he will uphold our values. he will preserve our families. and he will build upon the great american edicts that our union will never be perfect until opportunity is equal for all, including and especially for wome

america came first. america started winning again. america became respected again. th every movement, there is a counter movement. if you are the radical democrats, america is a source of the world's problems. they believe the only path forward is to erase history and forget the past. they want to destroy the monuments of our forefathers. they want to disrespect our flag. the stars & stripes that represent patriotism and the american dream. they want to disrespect our national anthem by taking a knee while our armed forces lay down their lives every day to protect our freedom. they do not want the pledge of allegiance in our schools. many don't want one nation under god. the democrats want to defund and disrespect our law enforcement. the democrats want an america where your thoughts and opinions are censored when they do not align with their own. president reagan said freedom is never more than one generation away from extension. it must be fought for and protected. this is a fight we are in right now. it is a fight that only my father can win. my father ran not bec

america is racist. that is a lie. america is not a racist country. this is personal for me. i'm the proud daughter of indian immigrants. they came to americand settled in a small southern town. my father wore a turbine. my mother wore a sari. i was a brown girl in a black and white world. with we faced discrimination and hardship. ut my parents never gave in to grievance and hate. my dad taught 30 years at a historically black college. and the people of south carolina chose me as their first minority and first female governor. america is a story that's a work in progress. now is the time to build on that progress and make america freer, fairer and better for everyone. that's why it's so tragic to see so much of the democratic party turning a blind eye towards riots and rage. the american people know we can do better. and of course, we value and respect every black life. the black cops who have been shot in the line of duty, they matter. the black small business owners who watched their life's work go up in flames, they matter. the black kids who have been gunned down on the playground, their lives matter, too. and their lives are being rui

america. we shall build an america in which we shall see the realization of the dreams, the dreams of millions of people, not only in americaorld for a fuller, freer, richer life than men have ever known in the history of mankind. let me tell you something of the goals of this better america toward which we will strive. in this america, our older citizens shall not only have adequate protection against the hazards of ill health, but a greater opportunity to lead a useful and productive life by participating to the extent they are able in the nation's exciting work, rather than sitting on the sidelines. [applause and cheers] and in this better america, young americans shall not only have the best basic education in america, but every boy and girl of ability, regardless of his financial circumstances, shall have the opportunity to develop his intellectual capabilities to the full. [applause and cheers] our wage earners -- our wage earners shall enjoy increasingly higher wages in honest dollars, with better protection against the hazards of unemployment and old age. and for those millions of americans who are still denied equa

the president's laser-focussed message, america can only be great if he remains president. >> and on november 3rd, we will make america safer. we will make america stronger. we will make america prouder. and we will make america greater than ever before. [ applause ] >> reporter: now with the conventions wrapped up, biden and trump have 67 days to make their case to voters. the candidates will face off in the first presidential debate in just four weeks. for "nightline," i'm janai norman. >> our thanks to janai. and coming up, breaking down the night with our powerhouse political team. this selenite grey is so pretty isn't it? wow. jim could you pop the hood for us? there she is. -turbocharged, right? yes it is. jim, could you uh kick the tires? oh yes. can you change the color inside the car? oh sure. how about blue? that's more cyan but. jump in the back seat, jim. act like my kids. how much longer? -exactly how they sound. it's got massaging seats too, right? oh yeahhhhh. -oh yeahhhhh. visit the mercedes-benz summer event or shop online at participating dealers. get 0% apr financing up to 36 months on select new and certified pre-owned models

america as a whole is still pretty strong. for all sorts of reasons. america is going through a period of deep internal introspection, but the capability of america to offer world leadership has not declined. you can argue about the will to offer it, but the capability still remains and that i believe at some point it will reassert itself, it is in america's interest to do so. >> so then is this to a certain extent the nature of, you know, the current leadership and i ask you this question in the sense -- in a sense because britain also has not done well on covid. it also is currently headed by a populous leader from the party opposite to yours. and, you know, seemed to be skeptical about some of the scientific advice being given. is it as simple as just new leadership and america gets a new image? >> well, i think you have got to work out what you want to do. as america at this point in time. but if you take a step back, and think, what is it that america could do if it wanted to, it could rally the western world, europe, japan, it could add to that india, much of southeast asia in saying we need a proper strategic response to the emerging power and more

america america. we are in the battle for the soul of a tion. am proud to have senatorid harris at my sheit shares itthe same intensity i do. e ows what is at stake. the question mer allcans to answer is, who are we as a nation? who do we stand for? most importantly, what do we want to be? someone who knows that the future of this country is only limited by the barriers we put on ourwn imagination. there is nothing americans cannot achieve. we put our minds to it and we do it together. one of the reasons i chose is becae we bot believe we can define american one word, possibility. that is america. sthat is whs this nation apart. we need everyone to go as faran dream as big as their god-given ability will take em. i want her to ways tell me the truth. i wanted to challenge my assumptions she disagrees. i got a chance to spend some time at my home today with kamala and doug. i want to thank them. you will have to learn what it is to be a barrier breaker yourself. i had a chance to speak with his mom and dad. we will get our kids together to let them know what is coming. my campaign has always been a family affair. you are all honorary bidens. kamala, youon have beefor quite some time. i first got to know who kamala threw my son, beau biden. ertheyd as attorneys general at the same time. they took on the same big fights together. mala in california,beau here big fights that helps change the entire country. that mattered a lot to me. as i made this decision. we need to get to work. pulling this nation out of thes crises. getting r economy ba

america this morning. that's making news in america this morning. >>> right now on "america this morning" new evacuations on both the east and west coast. >> the waves have got a lot bigger. >> in the east high winds, dangerous flooding and life threatening storm surge as isaias pushes north. in the west the fast moving wildfires. thousands fleeing their homes. one fire burning more than 35 square miles in two days. >>> a new phase. the warning about the spread of coronavirus as the cdc makes a new prediction about the august death toll. new details on who is getting hit the hardest. new outbreaks are traced to summer camps and even a cruise ship. why doctors say some people should wear a mask in their own homes. >>> mission accomplished. >> five hours ago we were bobbing around in the gulf of mexico. >> after their historic splash down in the gulf of mexico, the u.s. astronauts on the first commercial space craft reveal what it was like in that capsule. and the prank calls they made while waiting. >>> plus end of an era. the oldest department store in the country filing for bankruptcy. >>> the new buzz abo

america safe. president trump will keep america prosperous. president trump will keep america america. tling with your vote, i implore you, tune out the biased commentary and hear it from someone who knows. i am from the south. i was raised a carolina girl. i went to public school and worked my way through state university. my teacher was right. what i learned about our president is different than what you might have heard. i learned he is a good man, he loves his family, he didn't need this job. no one on earth works harder for the american people, that he is willing to fight for his beliefs and the people in the country that he loves. he is a person of conviction. he is a fighter and will never stop fighting for america. he will uphold our values and preserve our families and build on the great american edict that our nation will never be perfect until opportunity is equal for all, especially for women. our 40th president ronald reagan said it best. the dreams of people may differ, but everybody wants their dreams to come true. america above all places gives us the freedom to do that.

america safe. president trump will keep america prosperous. president trump will keep america america. if you are watching tonight and wrestling with your vote on november 3rd, i implore you: tune out the distorted news and bias commentary and hear it straight from someone who knows. i wasn't born a trump. i'm from the south. i was raised a carolina girl. mrs. b. from my 7th grade english class was right. what i learned about our president is different from what you might have heard. i learned that he is a good man, that he loves his family, that he didn't need this job, that no one on earth works harder for the american people, that he's willing to fight for his beliefs and for the people and the country that he loves. he is a person of conviction. he is a fighter and will never stop fighting for america. he will uphold our values. he will preserve our families, and he will build upon the great american edict that our union may never be perfect until opportunity is equal for all including and especially for women. our 40th president ronald reagan said it best. the dreams of people may

country as well as the challenges of what it means to grow up black to do in america the united states of america her stories america story the president's mismanagement of the pandemic has plunged us into the worst economic crisis since the great depression and we're experiencing a moral reckoning with racism and systemic injustice that has brought a new coalition of conscience to the streets of our country demanding

america. president trump has set our nation on a path of freedom and opportunity. set america on a path of socialism and decline. but we are not going to let it happen. [applause] trump believesd in americad in the goodness of the american people. the boundless potential of every american to live out their and every freedom, day, president trump has been fighting to protect the promise of america. every day, our president has been fighting to expand the reach of the american dream. day, president donald trump has been fighting for you. and now, it is our turn to fight for him. [applause] on this night in the company of grateful,am deeply deeply grateful for the privilege of serving as vice president of this great nation, that i have the opportunity to serve again. it, and ibe worthy of will give that duty all that is in me. americanar 2020, the people have had more than our share of challenges, but, thankfully, we have a president with the toughness, energy, and resolve to see us through. traits actually run in our national character. as the invading force learned on of 1814, in september against fierce and sustained bombardment, our young country not soended by heroes, different from th

the trace in the selection is whether america remains america. >>> stay with this year for live coveragee final night of the convention. we will have the president's acceptance speech and the speakers leading up to that an uninterrupted coverage starting at 7:00 tonight. >>> the time is now 418. today nba team owners will meet after the players from some of the nba teams voted to end the season. all nba games were called off yesterday after players from the milwaukee bucks refused to play their playoff game against the orlando magic. protests in the police shooting of jacob lake in their home state of wisconsin. kenosha is less than an hour away from milwaukee. the head coach of the l.a. grip agrees with the process. >> we are the ones who live in certain communities. we have been shot. it's amazing why we keep loving this country in this country does not love us back. >>> nba players reportedly met last night and talked about ending the playoffs early. the l.a. clippers and the lakers voted against resuming the season while players from other teams want the playoffs to continue. major l

>> there is not a liberal america, any conservative america, but the united states of america. a list of rising republican stars left a very big impression. >> mr. vice president, look at me. i am black. we are not all the same, sir. i am not in chains. >> let's make america great again. >> be a radical for liberty and be a radical for our republic for which i stand, one nation under god, with liberty and justice for all. jesse: and one of them joins me now, drumroll please. north carolina congressional candidate madison cawthorn. madison, i hope you don't think i was comparing you to barack obama, only in the sense that you could really spring board your political career from having a great convention moment and you did. tell us what you meant when he stood up like that and said be a radical. >> you know what, i wanted to redefine this world radical. the idea that my ancestors fought and died for about 244 years ago for the revolutionary war are very radical now and if you have traditional values and you believe in the america that is great in the america that is the most prof

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there is not a black america and a white america and latino america, asian america, there's the united states of america. >> cnn senior political analyst joe avlon joins me now. author of "washington's farewell" and "wing nuts" and former speech writer of new york mayor rudy giuliani. thank you for joining us. >> good to see you, rosemary. >> a lot of speakers have lined up. we've heard from some, including former first lady michelle obama. what stood out in her address particularly and what is the key to a great and memorable convention speech? >> it's such a great and important question. michelle obama's actually a great communicator in her own right, and she really has an ability to speak from the heart but to throw some subtle jabs. i think that the heart of her speech was about character. it was the most important thing in a presidency and it's what's most glaringly lacking about this president. she tried to tie aspects of the obama legacy and presidents mentioning ragan, eisenhower. donald trump has been a stark departure from that and he hasn't got the ability to empathize with

the left' blames america first, the right puts america first, and they want law and order back in america. that's bent message we chose to bring us out of the biden years. president's speech was a litany of the successes his administration achieved and compelling armed why joe biden cannot be elected president. president trump: make no mistake, if you give power to joe biden the radical left will defund police departments all across america. they will pass federal legislation to reduce law enforcement nationwide. they will make every city look like democrat run portland, or , oregon. judge jeanine: the left intimidated, threatened peaceful individuals as necessity left president trump's acceptance speech. they were threatened and tirrified. >> in the minutes before the police with the bikes showed up we were encircled and surround, pressed up against two cops who we were vowrnlgtded by people -- surrounded by people screaming in our faces yelling they were going to f us up, screaming, "say her name." judge jeanine: vernon jones and scores of others were terrified as they tried to walk to

you are making america strong again and making america safe again and proud again and yes, together with the forgot you e making america america great again. dad, let's make uncle robert proud. i love you very much. god bless you and god bless the the president's younger brother. mary trump and the comments by the older sister saying he has no principles. >> yeah. i think there is a rope all of the president's adult children are speaking this week and trying to show him as more of a family man, one thing that is worth noting throughout the speeches so far from his children, they haven't spoken to his character and the type of man or memories they had with their father. they are focusing on what he can do for his country, features that other speakers can do as well. we heard a lot from other people last week the type of man joe biden is, his character, his empathetic, less of that this week. more of his president's policy and what he has done while in office. i agree, ignoring some of the critiques from his other family members. >> there wasn't enough on substance. >> and there was a lot of hammering among republicans n

america all the way back. upopen up america and open america's schools. [applause] vice pres. e: to do that we will do our part, but to bring america back, we need four more years of president trump in the white house. [applause] president, this administration begins with farmers and ranchers. to bring america all the way for we will keep fighting america's farmers and ranchers and every one of you. this president, i mentioned before, has already not just cut taxes for family farms and ranches, but this president has been busy rolling back red tape at a record level. president trump at sign more bills cutting federal redtape than any president in history. reflected --nst and i was there when he signed it -- he signed a measure to ensure farmers and ranchers are able to control their own private property. we repealed the waters of the usa role and restored private property rights. here in iowa and across america. [applause] where past administrations anded their back on farmers ethanol producers, president trump told the people of iowa this administration will expand into all ma

america's workers. they overwhelmingly supported the u.s.-mexico trade agreement and we would never have had those provisions to protect america's workers, america's environment, america's health without richie kneels strong hand at the helm. to how he involved members be part of the discussion in a task force that he formed to make sure that this would be a template for future. we didn't get everything we want because we had you know what in the white house but it was completely turned upside down what the white house had sent us originally. richie neil is an absolute leader in the congress. a progressive leader in the congress. is here aso again our caucus is, we are here for america's families. as such, we will use whether it is the appropriations process, the tax code or our policy to benefit america's working families. richie has been a champion in that regard. i couldn't be prouder than to speak in terms of the things that he has specifically done that i have seen on a day-to-day basis. tremendous loss to that district to lose the chairman of the ways and means committee. every time i turn around with there iswe are doing, some project of na

unaware that america -- america moved mountains of material, equipment, and supplies across the pacific. they changed their dirt roads and broad highways. and nearby new communities of american citizens have set up housekeeping with various types of self-service. a few laundry problems and no modern inconveniences. big business under the long arm of on the command -- from guam, tinian and saipan -- behind this expanding power was planning. the plan began on the ground with maintenance. heart stands, ground crews worked a and tonight during the weeks to keep more he 29's on the line. by july the bomber command is an efficient well oiled machine of destruction. here's the final caulk of that machine. final cog of that machine. let's find a what they're going to do, and why, and what. it began 12 hours ago. with a general receiving a report for tomorrow's weather in japan. tomorrow's forecast is typical. in the east, tokyo area will be 6/10 of 22, 000, 3/10 at 14,000 feet, closing up after 11 a.m. >> how the general -- how will the general solve that one? >> the old man considers every vit

america is. it is remarkable the difference in hatred and democratic convention. the hollywood movie stars against the real people in the republican convention. the real people who are extraordinary and believe america exceptional. it's okay to love america okay to understand america is exceptional. it's okay to know we are in perfect union who continue to strive. it's a resounding message coming from every walk of life watch president trump reach them. the voice no one else would listen to. not because they are republican but because they are american. judge jeanine: some of the democrats, amazing when you think about that, it was during the trump years optimism was so high. people look good about their personal situations. of course, a lot of that has been affected by the pandemic which i'll talk about later but speak, nancy pelosi said some very strange things. >> defend the constitution from all enemies, foreign and domestic. sadly, the domestic enemies in our voting system and honoring our constitution, 1600 pennsylvania avenue with our allies in the congress of the united states. judge jeanine: what you think of that? kevin: this is no different when four years ago, they called us deplorable. they called the president, they call yo

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safe, donald trump will keep america prosperous, donald trump will keep america america. >> the biden campaign reacting during a statement saying instead of a roadmap to defeat the virus and rebuild the economy so it works for the middle class mike pencil he offered debunked scare tactics and gas lighting in an attempt to further divide us. the rnc will close things out tonight, the much anticipated speech from donald trump at the white house, joined also by mitch mcconnell. kevin mccarthy, the president's daughter ivanka and rudy giuliani, congressman jeff van drew, ben carson, senator tom, reverend franklin graham and alice marie johnson. a lot of speakers coming out on the final night. the big question is whether or not this hurricane will affect the night's events. we will have to wait and find out. jillian: chris wallace took a moment to recognize donald trump and mike pence throughout the administration. >> i am fascinated by the relationship between mike pence and donald trump. it could not be more different men and over these four years pence has been an utterly