for the republican national convention air force one landing just a few minutes ago in charlotte north carolina these were pictures from earlier when trump left washington d.c. but he's just arrived in north carolina and he's about to disembark air force one the 4 day long convention is crucial for the president to reverse his slump in opinion polls as he struggles to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic woes president trump has been trailing his democratic rival joe biden in these swing states are expected to determine the outcome of this vote let's bring in. the white house for us there you are. so the president has just landed we've just seen mike pence speaking in charlotte there's a president coming down the stairs of air force one right now in charlotte north carolina where the republican convention has begun mike pence was speaking just a short time ago from charlotte and the g.o.p. the grand old party the republican party has officially nominated for vice president what do we expect to happen in the next 4 days. well i was just checking to see if my parents were st

. >>> a live look at charlotte, north carolina. where the national convention is getting ready to begin. natalie brand joins us live from washington or president trump has had a busy day. >> reporter: he is back but earlier, travel to charlotte north carolina, he has already appeared before the cameras multiple times today ahead of the primetime kickoff of the republican national convention, giving us a taste of what we can expect this week. >> reporter: this week it's the republicans turn to present their case to the american people. >> we have to make people safe and our country safe. >> earlier, the president and vice president travel to charlotte, north carolina were a limited number of delegates from each state gathered in person to officially cast their ballots to renominate them for the ticket for the 2020 election. >> receiving a majority of these votes entitled to be cast in the convention has been unanimously elected as the republican party nominee. >> the key speakers on night one include the president's son donald trump

president is underway in charlotte north carolina is currently trailing his rival joe biden in the polls has been boosted by the support of dozens of former republicans. members of the opposition coordination council have been detained in belo loose it comes a day after one of the biggest anti-government protests in the country's modern history the gunman who murdered 51 people at 2 mosques in new zealand last year has faced survivors of his attacks in a courtroom families recounted how do we experience is a brenton town sentencing hearing. syria's warring sides are meeting again for un backed talks in geneva to find a way to end the country's devastating 9 years civil war the weeklong gathering will host delegations from the syrian government opposition and civil society iran russia turkey and the u.s. are expected to be on the sidelines in meetings the 1st of its kind in 9 months after the coronavirus pandemic derailed previous talks to power is gradually being restored in syria after a major gas pipeline explosion left large parts of the country without electricity firefighters have n

it was a split program beginning this morning in charlotte, north carolina, with the president makingn appearance there early this afternoon and tonight included speeches live and taped. coming up in just a moment, the perspective of two former moverbs congress from northern virginia. first elena is joining us from weaker. she covers politics and the white house. i want to begin with 10:00 hour and the speechesly senator tim scott, republican of south carolina. former south carolina governor nikki haley. the significance of their speeches and their mess messages tonight. >> i think it is notable they were chosen to lead in the second hour, that is the hour that republicans have said would more prominent speakers beholden to the primetime hour to have network news coverage. just to start with senator tim scott who wrapped up the first night of the convention. he gave a very powerful speech on race and given he is the only black republican senator, he is very poised to speak at this and he was the lead behind the police reform bill that the senate republicans had put forth following the

nationalpublican convention opened in charlotte, north carolina on monday.e is the roll call of the states as delegates nominate -- renominate president trump and vice president pence. >> the convention will reconvene. we will now proceed to our next item of business, the renomination of donald j. trump for president of the united states. [applause] use] >>

president has made a surprise early arrival of the party's convention in charlotte north carolina these are live pictures i believe his speaking from charlotte right now the 4 day long event is crucial for trump's bid to reverse his slump in opinion polls as he struggles to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic woes but he remains confident of securing a 2nd term. if you want to really drive him crazy you see 12 more years i. was right there we caught them doing some really bad things in 2016 let's see what happens we caught them doing some really bad things we have to be very careful because they're trying it again with this whole 80000000 mail in ballots at their work you know and. sending them out to people that didn't ask for the names to use gave them and it's not fair and it's not right. alan fischer is live for us at the white house following this republican national convention for is the president was you speak much later allen in north carolina but he's speaking right now he's been speaking i believe for about a half an hour or so if not war tell us more ab

cnn's ryan nobles is in charlotte, north carolina with more on that. >> reporter: the city of charlotte, north carolina will play an important role in the republican national convention this year. perhaps not the big role they expected to play when they won the bid for the convention more than a year ago, but a lot of the activity taking place here on monday will be very important for president trump's campaign. that's where the delegates will come from around the country, more than 300 of them, and cast their ballots for president trump and mike pence to be the ticket for this year's presidential election. and president trump will actually be here. he and the vice president will thank the delegates for their participation. he'll deliver brief remarks. now, this is not his formal acceptance. that's not going to happen until later in the week on thursday when president trump officially accepts his nomination. and that will happen at the white house. in fact, most of the activity will shift from charlotte to washington almost immediately. many of the speeches that will take place that hap

he is going to arrive in charlotte, north carolina, monday morning. >> reporter: the city of charlotte, north carolina, will play a role in the republican national convention. perhaps not the big role they planned but a lot of the activity taking place here monday will be very important for president trump's campaign. the delegates will come from there and cast their ballots for president trump and mike pence to be there. president trump will be here. he and the vice president will thank the delegates for their participation. he'll deliver belief remarks. this is not his formal acceptance. that's not going to happen until later in the week on thursday when the president officially accepts his nomination. most of the activity will shift from charlotte to washington almost immediately. many of the speeches that will take place that will happen live will originate out of washington. includes speeches from second lady karen pence and melania will deliver his speeches from washington. this is something president trump has a lot riding on. he's told his team he wants it bigger or better than

eyes on the gop, night one of the republican national convention will kick off tonight in charlotte, north carolinaeme, the land of promise, features party heavy hitters like donald trump junior, former ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley, senator tim scott from south carolina, congressman matt gates and ronna mcdaniel, all speaking this week. president trump will be speaking in some capacity every night of the convention, the president looks to counter the democrats' message of course which criticized his last four years in office and his handling of the coronavirus. protesters already gathering in charlotte, several demonstrators have been arrested. meanwhile, the president is losing one of his top advisors, kellyanne conway announced she will leave her post by the end of the month to focus on her family. her husband, george conway who has been a vocal public critic of the president says he will leave his position at the lincoln project. conway said she is grateful to the president. she adds for her kids it will be less drama and more mama. the trump administration stepping up the battl

arthel: steve harrigan there live in charlotte, north carolina.>>> a lot of the commentary on the democrat convention was it was very negative, very much -- >> it was dark. >> trump, trump, trump. >> it was dark, i agree. >> what are we going to see from your party next week. >> i think we're going to see something very uplifting and positive. that's what i'd like it to be. eric: that's president trump of course sitting down with steve hilton. you'll see the whole interview later on tonight on the fox news channel. he was promising an optimistic tone for the republican national convention that kicks off tomorrow. this coming week he and the republicans will respond directly to the attacks from democratic nominee joe biden and make the case why americans should give him four more years in the oval office. what should we see? john bussey, associate editor for the wall street journal and fox news contributor joins us now. john, i imagine law and order, chaos in the cities, the economy, china, iran, israel, likely themes we can expect this week. >> ye

he's in charlotte, north carolina, speaking up the importance of this election. so every day, he's going to be kind of in your face and sending a signal that he is going to work a lot harder than joe biden for this job and to hang onto this job. how does that resonate? >> well, i think it depends on how much he can stick to message, particularly, when it comes to the economy. president trump, 40% approval rating on the economy according to gallup. that's lower than 63% in january, but higher than either obama or bush had when they were up for reelection. i'm sure some of that could be about these jobs numbers we referenced or the stock market, but i think for a lot of americans, people see this election as between trump and biden and socialism versus capitalism. i think that is the case for many americans on both sides of the aisle. i think it would be really, really a strong strategy for trump to focus on that. because that way, if that message becomes more powerful, then people wouldn't have to necessarily like president trump himself, but rather just like capi

the convention site was initially chosen and announced as charlotte, north carolina. but then the president in a tweet called that off after criticizing the state of north carolina for its plan to require measures like social distancing to stop the rnc from becoming some horrific super spreader covid event. because the president objected to that, they announced they would instead move most of the rnc to jacksonville, florida. but then they ultimately canceled the fl plan as well because of spiking numbers in jacksonville. well now here it is. what they're doing is something in washington d.c. but technically the actual convention is over. the party and the convention committee still had a contract to do this thing in charlotte, north carolina. so that is where delegates met today and went through the motions of nominating the president. now that low key daytime event is over. that was the republican convention. what we're going to see in washington, d.c. tonight over the next four nights is something that they will call the convention but technically it is something d

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they want the republican national convention is underway in charlotte north carolina and online as well over the next 4 days republicans will look to energize that base for one eyes party policy at the november presidential election u.s. president donald trump and vice president might penn's officially been nominated as the party's 2020 candidates during a surprise appearance trump told supporters that he was confident of securing a 2nd term and again question the use of mail in ballots. the are far 7 ahead if you want to really drive them crazy you see 12 more years of the. year we caught them doing some really bad things in 2016 let's see what happens we caught them doing some really bad things we have to be very careful because they're trying it again with this whole 80000000 mail in ballots at their work you know. sending them out to people that didn't ask for it in this they just get it. and it's not fair and it's not right i want a house correspondent can really help joins us live now and it's such a different landscape for president trump this time around in 2016 seems like he wa

for the republican national convention which is being held in charlotte north carolina the 4 day long event to screw szell for trump's bed to reverse his slump in opinion polls as he struggles to toggle a coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic woes spin trailing his democratic rival joe biden in the swing states expected to determine the outcome of the vote can we hawk it reports from washington. for president phone march political rallies the 2020 republican national convention was supposed to be donald trump's campaign crescendo helping him cruise toward reelection in november. but kovac 19 and social distancing his dash trump's plan to accept his party nomination of thousands of bag a hat wearing supporters. drops claim of creating jobs has also disappeared as thousands of businesses of closed permanently millions of people are out of work and the stock market has seen historic gains wiped out we did it we built the greatest economy of this to the world and now i have to do it again. you know that is. that's right that's gone testing me trump blames china for not halting t

one that's supposed to take place in charlotte, north carolina. give us historic perspective.t's never happened before, that they postponed or delayed a presidential election, even during world war ii. even during the great depression, right? >> exactly. i mean, as susan just said, in our correct way, abraham lincoln said, we're going on with the election. he thought he was likely going to lose, george mcclellan was running against him, and he allowed the soldiers to vote in the field, thinking many would vote anti-lincoln. fdr in 1944, in the middle of world war ii, we are in a presidential election, during the pandemic, we've been talking so much about 1918 we ran our midterm election, in 1968 we had a pandemic, we ran it, we do elections every four years, our country is about free and fair elections, and donald trump is acting like lyndon larouche right now or some kind of strange anti-american figure filled with a crank -- with blown up with conspiracy theories when he talks about postponing the election, and now banning journalists from covering the gop convention. >> yea

live coverage of the republican national convention in charlotte north carolina. vote aserson nomination republicans select president trump as their candidate for reelection. the first night of the rnc against with speeches from tim steve scalise, nikki haley, and donald trump, jr.. the u.s. postmaster general appears before the house oversight committee to testify about postal operations, the pandemic, and the election. c-span at 10:00 a.m. on two. >> the national political reporter al weaver previews the republican national convention. shannon talks about the campaign and the role of african-americans in the election. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. washington journal is next. good morning on this monday. the first day of the republican national convention with the roll call vote starting this morning at 9:00 eastern. you can watch here on c-span. the speeches begin this evening. president trump is expected to make an appearance every day of the convention. we will begin with taking your temperature of campaign

earlier there is still an actual republican national convention happening, physically, in charlotte, north carolina. contractually, the delegate meeting in charlotte is locked in, and that technically is the actual convention. that's what's being run by the republican national convention committee. what that means, because it's hundreds of miles away, what's happening in d.c. is completely different. separate event put on by the trump campaign so technically can't be called the republican national convention, what they do in d.c., has to be referred to as something else, still don't know the name, even three days out. it's not like people planning on broadcasting this need to plan what to call it or anything. don't know. who is speaking, what time things are on. if they're going to break the rules in d.c. and try to put more than 50 people into one inside venue. we literally don't know the name of it. it's friday night. it starts monday. maybe -- but this is, part and parcel of interesting four days, expected to culminate in the president giving acceptance speech not at mellon auditorium but south

. ♪ from glen to glen >> sandra: fox news alert now from charlotte, north carolina, live look at the where the republican national convention is about to be underway. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel set to gavel into the convention any moment now. expected around half past the hour gearing up for the roll call of the states and president trump's official nomination starting next hour. of course, things will look a lot different than conventions past. rnc took a lot of precautions heading into this to do the physical portion of this and get the delegates in the room. coronavirus tests were mailed to each delegate before arriving at the convention. they were tested again we're told upon arrival. and, of course, masks are mandatory and the event will be socially distanced. >> trace: fascinating. you look at the picture and this is the exact opposite of what we saw last week. they're trying right off the get go to gin it up. you can hear people talking in the background and that's what the gop wants. they want to energize this convention because they believe the democratic national convent

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secured the nomination in a roll call vote as republicans began their national convention in charlotte north carolina the convention is being held in person though this year's event has been scaled back because of the coded 1000 pandemic last week's democratic convention was almost entirely virtual because of fears of spreading the coronavirus. after clinching the nomination the president defended his handling of the pandemic and said his administration had encouraged the lockdowns at the right time. we did the exact right thing we shut it down then we reopened and that's what we're doing now we're well into it but. if we didn't shut it down at that point we would have had millions of people dead the job that mike pence and the task force and all of us together have done has been incredible what we've done what we've achieved more than 170000 americans have died from 900 so far let's take the story now to our washington bureau chief in this poll in this good evening to you the formal nomination itself that was no surprise but it was brought forward time wise why right brain it's really unprecedented

trying to secure the nomination on the 1st day of the republican national convention in charlotte north carolina in a speech the. resident accused his opponents of trying to rig the election. day one of republican national convention republicans made a point of making this an in person event a deliberate contrast of a democratic convention a week. the traditional roku to pick their party's presidential candidate delivered unsurprising when a storm in july won we nominate president donald j. chop. the president then made a surprise appearance in an unscheduled speech trump to set the tone for the convention with an attack on the democrats he accused them of trying to rig the election and of spying on his 2016 campaign. if you want to really drive him crazy you say 12 more years. that we caught them doing some really bad things in 2016 let's see what happens we caught him doing some really bad things we have to be very careful because they're trying it again with this whole 80000000 mail in ballots that they're working. late of a convention shifted to washington d.c. where party politicians and so

secured the nomination in a roll call vote as republicans began their national convention in charlotte north carolina the convention is being held in person though this year's event has been scaled down because of the coronavirus and then make last week's democratic convention was an almost entirely virtual affair because of fears of spreading the virus. now let's now listen to what president trump had to say when he accepted the republican nomination by far 7 have you want to really drive him crazy you say 124 years. we caught them doing some really bad things in 26 to see what happens we caught him doing some really bad things we have to be very careful because they're trying it again with this whole 80000000 mail in ballots that they're working on. a spring in news washington bureau chief in a supposed inus what exactly is trump accusing the democrats of. well tell me he's actually accusing them of stealing the elections so that's his explanation if he might lose the 2020 lection there's only can happen because the democrats have stolen it and by just saying that like if you want to really scale t

is secured the nod in a roll call vote as the republican national convention i began in charlotte north carolina this year's event is being scaled back attitude to the coronavirus pandemic. of the government who shot and killed 51 people in 2 mosques in new zealand has come face to face with the families of some of his victims relatives of the bereaved and injured confronted brenton tarrant the head of the sentencing in christchurch he faces life in prison without parole for carrying out the worst mass shooting in the country's modern history. rescuers in india racing to save people from the wreckage of a building collapse south of mumbai dozens of people were trapped when the structure came down following having the right thoughts you say at least 28 people have been pulled from the drug problem. in the world health organization is urging caution over the use of blood plasma from recovered patients to treat covert sufferers it says results of international trials are inconclusive prior to their announcement to u.s. president donald trump and i'm seeing emergency authorization of the experiment

a scaled-down convention will kickoff in charlotte, north carolina.is a crucial moment for trump, who is trailing joe biden in national and battleground state polls, and under intense pressure to turn the race around. most of the gop convention will take place in washington, d.c. at and around the white house, as well as by video. new zealand's prime minister says the new lockdown of auckland will last an extra four days as authorities try to stamp out an outbreak of coronavirus. jacinda ardern says authorities need to find the perimeter of the outbreak, and they are not seeing too many new cases emerge. new zealand wins 100 today's without any community transition andnew zealand went 100 two days without any community transmission before the outbreak. the european commission, which ultimately will but the call on hogan's future, issued a state of support for him last week, but the executive arm has asked for a full report, and a dictation he is not yet in the clear. back to back storms will deliberate ever blow -- will deliver a double blow to the u.

convention will include live and taped speeches originating from the convention the city of charlotte, north carolina as well as washington, d.c. and around the nation. >>> coming up, an inside look at the final phase of development for a possible covid-19 vaccine. want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> taking a live look at the big board. the dow is up in the green about 212 points right now. >>> scientists around the world are raising to complete testing of coronavirus vaccines. we have an inside look at the final phase of development. cbs news chief medical correspondent thpf trial. >> for dr. victoria smith who practices family medicine in new orleans, covid-19 is personal. she has lost three patients to the virus. >> i am not an immunologist but by being part of a trial i can be part of the research. >> reporter: in late judr. smith became one of the f

the first big event in charlotte, north carolina, at this week's republican national convention. this gathering is substantially virtual because of the coronavirus but not to the extent of last week's democratic convention. president trump plans to be featured each day and night and shut up in charlotte this afternoon. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off from washington. >> good evening. the coronavirus crisis has shaped so much of campaigning and conventions. president trump trying to make the best of a difficult situation and stay as visible as possible as his party's big celebration begins. president kept up his contrast with joe biden today, dropping into the rnc in charlotte during the nomination roll call. >> i just want to thank the people of north carolina because to be honest with you i felt an obligation to be here. >> it's not that huge rallies of elections past but president trump following the traditional mode of campaign stops in battleground states leading up to his big acceptance speech with events designed to win the daily news cycle. >> bi

connell: i'm connell mcshane reporting live today from charlotte, north carolina. we're coming to you from the home of the charlotte knights, the city's minor league baseball team. we'll have more on the location later in the hour. the big story on the city, president trump was also here in charlotte addressing the republican national convention after officially securing the delegate meeting to be formally nominated for a second term. president trump: i want to thank the people of north carolina, to be honest with you, i felt an obligation to be here. you have a governor in a total shutdown mood. i guarranty on november 4th. it will all open up. you know these democrats governors they love shutdown until after the election is over because they want to make sure numbers look as bad as possible. reporter: president moved on from the convention center to other parts of north carolina. this hour he is headed to south carolina before flying back to washington where there will be more convention action this evening. this state might very well be a must-win for mr. trump i

jim, president trump appeared in person in charlotte, north carolina, as the republican convention got underway today. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. president trump is kicking off the republican convention with more of his unproven conspiracy theories about mail-in voting in the upcoming election after promising an optimistic message at his convention, the president and his team are issuing dark warnings about what will happen with joe biden wins the white house. the president is also guaranteeing medical breakthroughs in the battle against the coronavirus, as he knows all too well voters have rejected his handling of the pandemic. three nights before his scheduled speech, president trump appears to be steeling the limelight from himself. >> if you want to really drive him crazy, you say "12 more years." >> reporter: paired down rnc in charlotte where he said democrats are using mail-in voting to steal the election. >> the only way they can take this election away from us is if this is a rigged election. don't let them take it away from you. >> reporter: with the president expected

earlier the president making a surprise visit to the stage in charlotte, north carolina, after beingfficially nominated. take a look. >> i felt an obligation to be here. you have a governor who is in a total shutdown move. i guarantee you on november 4th it will all open up. we have to win. our country is counting on it. this is the biggest. this is it. our country can go in a horrible, horrible direction or in an even greater interaction. they don't like joe biden. i think we're going to get a lot of votes. they are going to raise your taxes, quadruple your taxes. they are going to add onto the regulations, all these projects we got started that are great projects, they won't be able to get built. >> dana: the president set to lay out his second term agenda focusing on jobs, fighting the pandemic and defending law enforcement. president trump is set to appear all four nights of the convention. jesse watters, beginning this week, your birthday and christmas all rolled into one. >> jesse: compared to the dnc drum circle of death, yes. this is going to be an rnc that's focused on optim

delegates also gathered in person in charlotte, north carolina to normally renominate president trumpduring the first hour of tonight's program we herd from ohio conservative jim jordan and trump campaign visor kimberly guifoyle. also spoke. >> here is a live picture of the convention right now. it is a preproduced piece. our political reporter greg lee is once again with us monitoring the speeches and the proceedings, greg, what if anything jumps out at you so far? >> frank, what we were told by some of the trump campaign aides leading up to tonight was that this would strike a

the president made a visit to charlotte, north carolina, one of the sites for the scaled down republican national convention that will go mostly virtual later tonight. our political reporter greg lee joining us with what we've seen play out so far today, and what we can expect through the rest of the evening. greg? >> yeah, good afternoon. what we know for sure is that president trump is expected to appear or speak at every night of this week's convention. tonight we'll learn what republicans plan to counter democrat's last week very, very produced dnc. >> we as a state want to bring forth our delegates, 172, for donald trump. >> reporter: california cast its votes en route to republicans formally renominating president donald trump as the party's presidential candidate. the president made a trip to charlotte, north carolina, for day one of the scaled down republican national convention, addressing the 336 delegates there in person. >> we have to win. our country is counting on it. this is the biggest. this is it. our country can go in a horrible, horrible direction, or in an even greate

so much going on in charlotte, north carolina. >>> now to some breaking news out of the gulf of mexico. twin storms are brewing. hurricane marco and tropical storm laura expected the make landfall this week. marco on track to target land. what's the problem you're watching right now in. >> everything is as expected with marco. we haven't had any big shifts. they hit exactly the same spot, two days apart? unlikely. some areas may get fringe effects from both storms. as far as right now, wind gusts are not that bad. we're not seeing any rain damage. the rain bands are starting to appear on radar. we'll be tracking that to show you where the strongest wind gusts are. marco is roughly 350 miles away from the louisiana coastline. landfall sometime around noon, 2:00 p.m. or so over the marshy areas. we have any major problems with water, it will be with the storm surge tomorrow afternoon. a million questions with laura. right now looking healthy. horrific flooding over the last two days and also the dominican republic. we take the storm and you notice all this wiggly lines, these are our com

. >> monday, republican national convention delegates meet in charlotte, north carolina, to nominate president trump and vice president pence for a second term in office. texas republican congressman will heard and former representative beto o'rourke void -- join a natural discussion on the future of politics.

day one of the republican national convention is underway in charlotte north carolina and online as well over the next 4 days republicans will look to energize that base and formalize party policy ahead of the election in november u.s. president donald trump and vice president mike pence officially been nominated as the party's 2020 candidates the convention is crucial in trump's bid to reverse his slump in opinion polls meanwhile the governor of wisconsin a some in the national guard to head off more angry protests in the city of kosha over the police shooting of an unarmed black man on sunday footage of the incident shows officers firing at jacob blake several times the 29 year old is in hospital in a stable condition and overnight curfew has now been extended in can osha for a 2nd straight night that's it for myself from the team here in london viewfinder latin america is the program coming up next. i am sequence i question how these days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important in the bottom line tackles the big issues this is shaping the united sta

earlier that there is still an actual republican national convention happening physically in charlotte, north carolina. contractually, the delegate meeting in charlotte is locked in, and that technically is the actual convention. that's what's being run by the republican national convention committee. what that means, because that's hundreds of miles away, is that what's happening in d.c. will be something completely different. it's a whole separate event being put on by the trump campaign, which means technically it can't be called the republican national convention, what they're going to do in d.c. it's going to have to be referred to as something else entirely different. we still don't know what the are planning on broadcasting this need to like plan what to call it or anything. we don't know who's speaking. we don't know what time things are on. we don't know if they're going to break the rules in d.c. and try to put more than 50 people into any one inside venue. like we literally don't know the name of it. it's friday night. it starts monday. maybe. but this is i mean part and parcel of what is g

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. >>> the president today made a visit to charlotte, north carolina, the site of the extremely scaled down republican national convention, that will go mostly virtual tonight. greg lee with what we've seen so far, and what is next. greg? >> frank, what we knee officer sure is president trump is expected to speak or appear at every night of this convention. tonight we'll find out how republicans plan to counter last week's highly produced dnc. >> we as a state want to bring forth our delegates 172 for donald trump. >> reporter: california cast its votes en route to republicans formally renominating president donald trump as the party's presidential candidate. the president made a trip to charlotte, north carolina, for day one of the scaled down republican national convention, addressing the 336 delegates there in person. >> we have to win. our country is counting on it. this is the biggest. this is it. our country can go in a horrible, horrible direction, or in an even greater direction. >> reporter: in a wide ranging nearly hour-long speech, the president again attacked vote by mail,

the republican convention is taking place in charlotte, north carolina and we will have those proceedings, including the nomination speech of donald trump. we are also getting word there is an event tomorrow in delaware in which joe biden and kamala harris will have a joint adherent. when that happens you will have it live here on the c-span network. ronald in florida, good evening. >> yes sir. the first thing i noticed is nobody is wearing masks. with all the hogs if the kisses going on. that hug's and the kisses going on -- the hugs and kisses going on. >> what you were looking at was an event from january 2019. that was an acid speech a year and a half ago. >> -- announcement speech year and a half ago. >> well the only thing i can say is the office will become ruined. there going to get rid of bided because he is already sick. >> why is he sick? >> you know why he is sick. >> robin next in muncie, pennsylvania. she is a perfect vt for joe. sick. not know how he is giving that information, other than where he got them from. the president in the white house joe is not in dementia at all

>>well, this day 2 of the republican national convention, it is happening in charlotte north carolina. we wanted to see what our 2 political analysts though had to say about day one monday. we talked or car and rank and she is with black voices for trump of the coalition and to michael yaki of the crime podcast the politically smart ask. let's just say they had very different reactions. >>when you look at the difference between the roll call votes between what you saw yesterday with republicans and what the democrats did where you had people who are optimistic or smiling, we're proud of america who are divers versus what you saw the roll call the other than yesterday. i mean that's the tale of the 2 americas that one is the donald trump future and what is the future of all of america, so you know they can say all they want but the fact is that we're living in a world of crisis created more dangerous made more dangerous for abroad and at home because of donald trump i was i thought it was fantastic, i mean it was a. >>a stark contrast from the dnc's dooming ground america. the dnc conv

convention delegates meet in charlotte, north carolina, to nominate president trump and vice president pence for a second term in office. texas republican congressman will heard and former representative beto o'rourke void -- join a natural discussion on the future of politics. >> can you get more done out of elected office? >> that is a great question. i think it is all of the above. i have been able to be effective as a black republican in a latino district. i have had about 16 pieces of legislation signed into law. easy.not our system was designed not to be easy. i am proud of my legislative success. i'm proud i have decided to be someone who is known as one who wants to solve problems and i will work with anyone in order to do that. i would tell young folks, get involved. this should be something you aspire to. i want to tell my peers that we should model the behavior we want when young people get into office. i want kids to feel like, i want to be a police officer a fireman , an astronaut, but i also want to be a member of congress. right now, our job approval as congress as a who