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donald trump has failed. you see, its most basic level, donald trump doesn't understand the presincy. he thinks it's all about him. well,t' not. it's about you. it's about allf . the people. >>> democrats are now also planning t hit the campaign trail in the coming weeks while harris spoke fron, washing joe biden said this week he will campaign in person in battleground states like wisconsin, pennsylvania and arizona after labor day. weijia jiang, i want to bring yo back in her now because one of the lines we hear most often from the president when he's attacking joe biden is that biden is hiding in the basement. the announcement that biden t will now h road, does that take some of the power out of that puh? weijia: well, we heard sort of, you know, what the president is going to continue saying until we actually see biden emerg and hold events in person. and tonight, president trump said he's still in the bament. and he's not going to start doing anything for another 10 days which is aifime during this campaign season. and so that does buy him more time to continue to aack joe biden and to sharpen that attack. but, you

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t. donald trump has confirmed the secret service was involved in a shooting outside the white house the president was briefly evacuated from briefing inside the building. as well. just a few minutes after donald trump had begun speaking and giving a scheduled press conference suddenly we saw the secret service come up and whisk the president or way from the podium the country was watching on t.v. and folks were quite nervous about what happened but after a little bit we had the president of the united states come back up to the podium and the press conference resume this is how donald trump explained what the interruption and the secret service taking him from the podium was really about there was a shooting outside of the white house someone has been taken to the hospital i don't know the condition of the person seems that the person was was shot by secret service since then we have learned that there was an individual who was shot by law enforcement we have not yet heard from the secret service about what exactly went on but law enforcement in washington d.c. has confirmed that there

there will be no effort to rebrandre donald trump, but t will be a concerted one to try ento redefineoe b the empathetic man of this week ftll be depicted as weak, a prisoner of the nearly senile. it will be pretty. jon sobel, bbc news, wilmington, delaware. >>ee president trump has commenting on the democratic party it convention, calling it "shameful." he was speaking to conservative activist at the council forational policy. president trump: the democrats have hd the darkest and gloomiest and angriest invention of american history. they spent four straight days as attacking arica as racout, a horriblery that must be redeemed. joe biden grimley declared a season of american tget, and yet look at what we have accomplished until the plae came to look at what we have accomplished earlier will accompshed. >> let's take a look at some of the other news. e eastern-based parliament be th leader says that they will stop fighting the eu and the united kingdom have accused each other holding up talks on their future. negotiations appear to be going backwards rather than forwards. an agreement

donald trump.-e thank you, good night, and may god always bless america. ♪ >> good evening america, i'm t donald trumpr. i'm here to talk about the great american story, to talk about this country we all love, the land of promise and opportunity, of heroes and greatness. just a few short months ago we were seeing the american dream become a reality. the greatest prolonged economic expansion in american history, then littlest unemployment rate in nearly 50 years, the lowest unemployment rate ever for black americans, hispanic americans, women, and pretty much every other demographic group. then, courtesy of the chinese communist party, the virus struck, the president took action and shutdown travel from china. joe biden and his democrat allies called my father a racist in a zeno vote for doing it. they put political political correctness ahead of the safety of the american people. fortunately, as the virus began to spread the president got the ventilators to the hospitals that needed them most. he delivered ppe to our front-line workers and he rallied the mighty american private sector to tackle this n

. >> what i'm going to talk about is that i think joe biden isg t than donald trump. >> stephen: holdhat? >> i'm ready. >> stephen: that's an m >> iively. rea'dy. show" exclusive. you're pro-joe. the ima, we saw a progressive and sort of establishment factions of thert do yopay think that was a real fight? or was that something that the media made more of in order to have drama pt to heine?rilked t the things that energized them, the things they wanted to do as president. and we are different people. we have different priorities, worked on different things. but i'll tell you what i see now. we have 77 days until november 3-- not that i'm counting-- but it's 77 days. and democrats are together. we're going to get this done together. because we recognize what is a. enpresbug tools make a great t.id that. >> stephen: some people-- i'm going to stay on this line for just a moment here. >> sure. >> stephen: is that some people out there, certainly republicans, are trying to paint this picture that joe biden is just a trojan horse, or he's going to be the most liberal president of all time.

until this point the race has not been donald trump verses joe biden, it is has been nonald trump versus donald trump. part of the reason that joe biden hasn't gotten a tof the spotlight is donald trump doesn't seed enough of it. he looks being in front of cameras, constantly having that level of attention. so in order to ke the race a referendum on joe biden, he has to give joe biden time to get in front of that camera. going to see a lot more of joe biden, and i think the most important thing, judy, is that he answers the questions that a lot of voters have about him. one, you know, what are his priories? he has been giving speeches, doing stuff from wilmington, but there has never been a real intense focus on who he is and what he stands for. and, of course, who he picks at vice president and how that rollout goes. does it go over among democrats very well? w does the media portray it? how does hlook and soundnt iducing this person in what will be his very rst big decision that he has made as a candidate. >> woodruff: tam, how do you see the expectations on vice president biden? you hear the republicans trying to make light him, saying he has been h

violence of every kind by everyone whether on the left or the right and challenge drnt to do t donald trump to do the same. does not matter if you find your opponent abhorrent, any loss of life is a tragedy. is the job of the president to turn the temperature down, to bring people together. heard him say right here on cnnerrer last week, i believe it was thursday. biden said he believes president trump is rooting for this violence. and that's, he says, the total opposite of what a president of the united states should be doing in this moment that they should be bringing people together. so, again, this speech coming tomorrow in pennsylvania. we can expect to hear very forceful words from joe biden and a very forceful condemnation of this violence. wolf? >> yeah. temperature clearly not going down but going up and up and up towards some sort of fever level. jessica, thank you very much. >>> joining now, former white house senior adviser valerie jared, author of "finding my voice: my journey to the west wing and the path forward." valerie, thanks for joining us. you were a senior adviser to p

talk about this is r t international now donald trump has officially accepted the republican party's nomination to run for a 2nd term he pledged to make america safer and stronger during a speech that wrapped up the party's convention but opponents say the event ignored the president volatile reality on the ground. well i think the convention to this point has been spectacular especially when you put it up against the fiasco that was the democratic convention last week i think you know i i feel for both the producers of both parties to have a virtual convention is tough to do you don't get the energy from the from the audience you don't get the claws lines you don't get the standing ovation so it's tough but i think the speakers this week have been spectacular from herschel walker on the very 1st night to the speakers last night the people that that know president trump and were able to speak directly to the american people about who he is as an individual i think that was very powerful you know if i've been on the moon for the last 2 years i just dropped in today i would i would nev

the primary season there was a north star for democrats and that was beating donald trump and there is nothing that energizes temocratic base more than donald trump's administration, the way he leads, his divisiveness and that still exists today, 18 months later after this process started, if not more so given the circumstances that we're in now. the global pandemic, a health care crisis and an economic crisis and reckoning on racial equality and i think he is the strongest energizer of our base. >> alex, for tonight, on the stage, a number of big names from president obama and from senator harris, what is the most compelling, important thing she could do in her remarks this evening to help that ticket. >> look, she needs to introduce the country to who she is. there are a lot of people who followed her during the presidential campaign, but most of them are ultra high information voters who really feel deeply connected to her in some way and she does have a considerable national following, but for most people she is someone who is a relatively distant figure who they have probably heard about on television or

for 50 years, but donald trump has been there three and a half years. he's got a record tn on. >> donald trump has an excellent record to run on for supporting black america and their policy. the unemployment rate all-time low, historically funding black colleges. and signing a justice reform bill. the reason why donald trump doesn't get credit is because he's a republican. democrats think they own us. they do not own a spear they have done nothing! i don't need nancy pelosi and on the floor. i want policies and substance. that is what you get from donald trump. black america, you do have a choice. you need to vote for donald trump because they will provide you with nothing, zero. >> jason: larry when you have african-americans, yourself and candace owens, you have other people stand up and say good things about donald trump. they either get demolished by somebody online or they get chastised in every way that they do it, but the media, they are nowhere on this issue as well. >> they really are. and that is why i did that documentary, jason, call uncle tom at uncle tom.com

trump embrace fringe candidates. he called the qanon conspiracy theorist a future star of the republican party. >> well, heres t's the thing. donald and misinformation, disinformation, grievance and conspiracy go hand in hand. you really can't support trump and his style of politics without also supporting that. and so, that has naturally created a big vacuum in the republican party from, into thez congressional seats. you see people who can't abide by that kind of style politics leaving the party, and so what fills that gap are candidates like laura lumer and margery green, who do embrace conspiracy theories and grievance, and they automatically get support from the president. it is a very direct shot where they can claim power in a way they never could have before. >> frank, laura, it's a -- she's in a district that votes democrat, so it's unlikely she will get to congress. the other, the qanon one from georgia, there's a good chance she will get to congress. >> yes, margery join will probably join her caucus and they'll talk about the qanon caucus. this has been a big week for the lunetic qanon party. and while laura won in par

watched this is donald trump is trying to make the case that the only way to save america from donald trump is donald trump. it's not a very compelling argument. i go back to elizabeth's point tumber one duty of a president is to keep americans safe. right now, the reason americans feel unsafe in their communities is because this is what donald trump's america looks like. his rhetoric jumps the tracks into violence and that's why we're experiencing what we're experiencing and i want to buttress elizabeth's other point on domestic terrorism. i personally pushed the white house to make sure that the nation's counterterrorism strategy included a systemic and coherent vision for addressing domestic terrorism. do you know what we got back in response, john? we got one or two sentences in the document and they told us, don't worry we'll deal with it later. so this is a white house that hasn't prioritized the safety of americans and we're seeing that play out in realtime. it is a direct result of the president's leadership and the last thing i would add is he's campaigning as a law and order president but he's the lawless and disorder president. >> you said that in 2016 you voted fo

part because you've got 20 women waiting to get their position in court taking their case t against donald trumpi said maybe you don't reallyst want to go down that road. that's all. >> tucker: it's a simple road. i don't work for any politicians. if somebody accuses you of a crime and then never says she recants and doesn't believe you're guilty, then maybe she shouldn't serve as your vice presidential nominee. that's all i'm saying. it's not about trump. okay.. let me ask you this. name three things that kamala harris sincerely believes. issues on which she will not change her view, policy issues. just as a baseline. >> joe biden is running for president.t. it's his position. like mike pence took the position with donald trump, not believing grabbing women was a good thing but he otherwise thought donald trump was onto something. joe biden is on to making sure things are done more fairly in the country and not tilted toward the rich and powerful. kamala harris believes that. she did it as attorney general and as the d.a. >> tucker: i'm wondering, will they get rid of the carried interest looph

obama and donald trump, and every future president in our lifetime will know the smart thing to do is to show up quickly when there is a large hurricane and that's what president donald trump did p tant is delivering a message of humanity and that's what he tried to do today. he toured an area that had widespread destruction. it wasn't hard to find. the neighborhood he was in had downed power lines, downed trees, devastated houses. there are 200, 300 more of them and maybe more than that. we've seen a lot of them over the last few days. here in lake charles, population 78,000. he saw what was going on and went to a relief distribution center where there's food and water and it's desperately needed because not only do we have more than a half a million people here in southwestern louisiana without power, almost all people in lake charles have no water. the water plants are broken so there's no water, there's no stores, no restaurants, no gas stations. they need those relief supplies. he also had a round table with first responders, with fema officials, with louisiana state officials, with the senator, the governor, talking about what's going on. the president said a couple of thing

the good news is we are not going toto have to worry about t because donald trump is going to win backmber and the only thing we are going to be dragging out is all of the lies and the ridiculousness that have been pushed out by this media. >> sean: last word, joe. >> hillary clinton for three and a half years has been on a public therapy two are talking about all the excuses she had for not winning the 2016 election. she's the one who didn't accept the results of that particular election, yet we are seeing this narrative applied to president trump in hypothetical terms because that is the memo that went out. the bottom line is we are speculating, nothing more. that is what journalism is these days. guessing and speculation andho opinion, and out the facts. >> sean: joe concha and governor sanders, thank you both for being with us.t upup next, andrew weissmann urgg the department of justice and their officials not to cooperate in the durham probe and the investigation into the rampant obama era unmasking request. next. ♪ welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want

donald trump. anand so when i cast my vote for joe biden, i will do it t for my dad.my: kristin urquiza speaking at the democratic natational convention on its kikickoff nig. as the dnc began the four day convention monday night with a focus on racial j justice and president trump's mishandling of the coronavirus crisis, the democric partyaced cricism for a la of diversity in his pretime liup with lyly a ndful ofatinx spkers and no musm speake while rerepuicans li formemeohio gogoveor johohn sich wergiven slots. it was moderated by the actress eveva longoria.. new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez is sest to s speak for tonight for 60 seconds. for more, we are joined by former 2020 democratic presidential candidate julian castro -- the only latinx candidate who was in the race. castro served as secretary of housing and urban development under president obama, from 2014-2017. he was not invited to speak in primetime at the dnc. he joins us from san antonio, texas, which may be a battleground state this november. welcome back to democracy now! our condolences

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this is donald trump's party and he hopes to continue that on with a win in the fall. john? >> and, dana t, to that point, donald trump jr. will speak and melania trump and more members of the trump family will speak and the president appearing every night and i say that -- oh. sorry. back to the proceedings now. listen to a little btd of the roll call. >> president trump. new mexico, 22 delegates with a following banned delegates. 22 president trump. >> madame chair? on behalf of the good people of the state of new mexico, a land of blue skies, limitless horizons and unvistas, where faith, freedom and family dominate our values, we all saw mr. trump come down that escalator and he gave voice to the fears and the anguish that we all felt for this country. and then he began to speak words of strength and purpose, words like courage and liberty, prosperity, truth, hope and life. and we saw him begin to rebuild this country. then we saw that rebuilding interrupted by the covid-19. so now we have a choice. a choice to continue the rebuilding, the revival, the renewing of this great land. new m

as key point to what they believe we need to happen for donald trump when the reelection t. bob: fright, democratic line, utah. guest: hi. i have a question. but i want to make a comment first. on the gentleman speaking about act blue . been donating to democratic candidates to act blue. since 2015. and is aggressive roots, well-run r and easy to make even small donations on. i have never heard about it. accessing huge amounts the huge amounts of the earlier color was saying. i think it is just a well run grassroots fundraising apparatus. my question is does seem to be like in 2016, democratic convention. the bernie sanders, this type of outlook on politics is not great. it seems like they undermined the sanders campaign at the convention. there wereon those comedians tht undermine imparted and biden has always been middle-of-the-road. i am wondering if you heard anything about his biden, once he gets and if he is in, will they go back to being more middle-of-the-road. i'm saying this because thehi democrats are being accused of being socialist . in the listening to the squa

donald trump. we think the president isg t capable of doing, of taking down, or trying to take down joe biden. >> this is something president trumps elisheing. and something he has been trying to do with biden for months. so this is a much more concentrated forum for that. and so we will see what they am kol up with, how they present it. you know, every night isf convention they are going to have people who have lived der socialist rule talking about how terrible it is. and then trying to connect those dots to j biden who is definitely not a specialist, but the idea, the pitch that they have been making is okay, you know, you may be okawith swroa biden. but, butuse is ja vessel for leftlitics. and so that is an argue they're going to try to make. >> woodruff: all right, i just have to i sarks i was listeningd to the prnt ted and at one point when the crowd was cheering four hemore years, as like whatbout 12 more years. >> make them angry, maybe we will hea message. >> amy walter. tamara keith, politicsonday, thank you both. >> and as >> woodruff: and as we've been talking about, the republicack conven

if you want to debate whether t debate whether donald trump is a more optimistic, enlightening, inspirationale biden, that's a fight that joe biden will take every day between now and the election. first of all, if we can, we've been friends a long time. if we scratched our head about things that donald trump made us scratch our head about, we would have deep wounds at this point. right? so, let's you know, that's sort of a given. this is a clear choice. it's not, it's not ambiguous and it's not to say that vice president biden is some combination of jesus and fdr. nobody's saying that. what a lot of us are saying is given the choices before us, do you want four more years of what we've had or do you want to change the tone and the substance in the country and try something else? this goes straight back to president roosevelt who said in 1932, when a republican president was slow to respond to the human agony of economic collapse, which didn't affect everybody, right? it was 20, 25%, so there was a big chunk of the country that was thinking how can i keep my stuff? my things. and let's not wo

donald trump, jr. as well as testimony yals frosim ss owner, a former teacher, medical professionals some ofers speaking t the key issues in the trump re-election campaign. judy, we're also told that we will hear from the president him siff tonight and every night this week. >> woodruff: that is what we are hearing so more than once, unlike the all right,na, thank you.ntions. and we'll be coming back to you throughout this night. and now i'm oined by our newshour white house correspondent yamiche alcindor on the north lawn of the white house. president trump just got bac there after an earlier campaign visit to north carolina. yamiche, we've already heard fr the president today. s' not even waiting until tonight to mawk an appearance. >> that's right,udy. the president delivered a speach at the rnc that was alm lt an hoong. and that is longer than the speech joe biden delivered when he was acceptinghe nomination at the dnc. but that was just president trump warming up what we hear is that the president will play a big role in this convention. he will be heard from every night, that doesn't mean he will sp

we've been able to see some of them there are supporters of the far right a f t o's well there are supporters of donald trump we saw one person for example waving a donald trump jacket here but there are also many people with legitimate concerns people who come have come to us to say that they're from the center of germany society from the middle class of germany society and they simply feel that the coronavirus egyptians are not proportionate they say they do not belong to the far right or to the far left but they simply come from the middle of germany society and they want to be able to express their opinions freely and those opinions of a particular case are against what the government has been doing to fight the coronavirus pandemic thomas now that the protest has been disbanded or at least partially disband the does that strengthen the narrative of the protestors that the state is limiting people's essential rights of protesting. that's one way of looking at it certainly and that's something that people have also stressed here that the fact that the protest was initially banned and then overturned obvio

donald trump and the little earlier in the debate. -- a little earlier in the debate. >> what would you pick out as being the most significant t elementerview? >> i think it is just that. it is not just that donald trump has this wrong information or is focusing on the wrong statistics, it appears tm be handed to his own administration officials. he is not being challenged by his advisers. he is being given positive information and given the best spin on things. perhaps donald does not have inaccute view of t breadth of the virus in the united states. that is leading m to draw the wrong conclusions and perhaps the wrong policy prescriptions. >> anthony, thank you very much. you can easilyle find the wf the interview online should you want to watch it. see you soon. bye, bye. [captioning performed by the nati narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teachingmo spanish, french an. raymond james. the freeman foundation.y by jd peter blum kovler foundation; purs erica's neglected needs. tod by contributions his pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. oneat the height of the cict.

i think that's going to have to be t scrutinized in the days ahd as donald trump's relationships in regards, i think you have to be fair here. but on the hole? this is an empathy play. that's not policy and i'm not sure that's what americans are looking for rightt now. >> laura: did he say lady, lady, lady? >> sound like a song! "lady in red." >> laura: great to see you tonight. we've gone through what the democrats wanted you to hear tonight but the big news is what didn't they mention? there wasn't a piece about the s&p 500 closing in at a recordy high today, erasing all the losses from the covid lockdown. no one mentioned the housing market is on fire. housing jumped a whopping 22.6% last month which was above expectations. there wasn't a word about the skyrocketing amount of murders in democrat-controlled cities. murders are up 29.1% in new york city over last year. schumer didn't mention that. chicago has seen their homicide spike 35% and murders shot up 35% where they are supposed to have a big convention in d.c. joining me now, it's time for cofounder, real clear politics raheem kass

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donald trump an and joe biden, it is not solely about donald trump and joe biden. it is about the promise of america it is about you and me, our challenges and heartbreaks, hopes and dreams tw we respond when tackling critical issues like police reform, when democrats called our work a token effort. and walked out of the room during negotiations. because they wanted the issue more than they wanted a solution. success or a culture that cancelled everything it even slightly disagrees with. i know where i stand. because you see, i am living my mother's american dream. my parents divorced when i was 7 years old and we moved in with my grandparents into a two-bedroom home with me, my mom and brother sharing a room and one bed. oy mom worked 16 hours a day to keep feed on the table and a roof over our heads. she knew that if we could find the opportunity, bigger things would come. i thought i had to use football to succeed in life and my focus on academics faded away. my freshman year i failed out. i failed four subjects, spanish, english, world geography and even civics. trust me though, after seven years in the senate, i know i'm not the only one in congress who iciled civics.

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not donald trump, you heard donald trump at his press conference today talk about how nasty camillkamala harris is, t the word he likes to use with women i might point out and this is just the opposite of that. biden got dinged by her on the debate stage and moved on because that's who he is. >> any woman who seems strong or asks a tough question -- >> is nasty. >> nasty. that's the word -- >> or black, anderson, or black. >> there is that, yes. everyone, thank you. >>> still ahead, a look at kamala harris' presidential campaign during the presidential season with a reporter that followed her every step of the way and people and events who helped form who harris is from her early life to her rise in california politics today. our health comes first. which is why we keep taking care of ourselves, like screening for colon cancer. because when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. cologuard is noninvasive and detects altered dna in your stool... ...to find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and n

donald trump could not cross. since i wrote this book, that has only been reaffirmed. be it race -- the same weekend my home state of mississippi took down tg, the confederate atul flag, donald trump was defending it. he is out tweeting white power, tweeting about protectg the white suburbs. for the most part the republican party is silent or goes along with it. that is incredibly damning. trumpism is deeply embedded in the party. i do not think there is anyway that will be changed at least for a generation. judy: what happens now? you and other republicans who are dedicated to making sure donald trump is not reelected, you don't have a home in the party anymore. where'd you go? stuart: those of us working on various projects to defeat trump, each of us will have to come to grips with that and see what the world looks like on november 4. for myself, i will work with democrats. i think the future of america, the policy, will be decided by decisions within the democratic party. take health care for instance. in 20 years, will america be the only one without national health insurance? no. what that is going to be, not decided in the republica

t number. they know that in magrny battnd states, donald trump may not get to 50% so in orr to win, tey need to make bidennacceptable. for voters choosing between biden and maybe a third party, they need to make biden unacceptable to those voters so you've seeing them go all in on attacks to basically -- they don'tb think it'elievable to make joe binden this evil, maniacal figure. what they do think voters will buy is that bind can be portrayed as a mntly incapacitated vessel tock filled with the greatest ex eggses the far left so -- ex sellss of the far left. john: abby, what's your latest reporting on the v.p. search? that pick wil say a lot about thth how campaign unfolds abby: i do think the pick will play a role in some of this. especially because some of theh thingsrump campaign is trying to do, they want to chip away as much as neck at that support. even if it's a percentage points here o there because they think it could make the difference and it did20 i in states like michigan and elsewhere in the dwest so that's the objective and biden is now choosinra between se women, many of whom

t. ball also coming up us frozen donald trump's campaign account is briefly banned from tweeting or voy a coronavirus polls seem to be misinformation the same poll says been removed by facebook. under the shadow of the pandemic police in argentina are also tackling a rise in crime. and 75 years after hiroshima the threat of covert 1000 forces japan to scale back ceremonies commemorating the victims. thank you very much for joining us lebanon's government has declared it 2 weeks 8 of emergency in beirut a day after a massive explosion devastated large areas of the capital at least 135 people are dead more than 5000 are injured and about 300000 have been left without a home investigations are focusing on negligence with the officials believed to be responsible under house arrest now in a harder has our report from beirut. the people of this disaster stricken city are starting to assess and comprehend the extent of the damage of a blast that was far more destructive than any explosion 11. 1 has ever seen just before sunset on tuesday highly explosive material stored at a warehouse at beiru

this is t w news coming to you live from donald trump takes aim at his democratic rival in a fierce acceptance speech joe biden is not a savior. of american troops so. he is the destroyer of america's jobs and if given the he will be the destroyer of american greatness. presents himself as the defender of law and order and calls november's vote the most important election in u.s. history also coming up embattled president of belarus turns to russia for help protests continue in the couple minutes despite a crackdown 20 journalists are among those detained including a d w reporter and. a pianist in the ruins no longer we hear the story. about who fled syria and found sanctuary in germany 5 years ago. following terry martian good to have you with this double trump has except at the u.s. republican party's nomination during an hour long speech on the south lawn of the white house the u.s. president's acceptance of the nomination closed the poor day convention and comes amid simmering tension over police shootings and racism this week the republicans have pitched themselves as the party of law and

donald trump. the meltdown that they had that this t immigrant who speaks multiple languages and speaks english maybettlend bit different in the accent that they are used to has the democrats panned this. it just makes me google inside. i go to sleep smiling. >> she speaks five more people than the people criticizing her so we have to back off on that one. we talk about the meltdown, they look at the numbers and i'm a numbers guy and joe biden, his ticket got no bounds on the democratic national convention i think about this, 1968, the average balance with the republican or democrat is five points and they get 0.0. think about what we have gone through here, you guys. you have the deadly pandemic and his country as a whole and i see all this unrest and you see the violence and death and here basically in the battleground state tied with the president if you look at the real clear politics average pull. it's only about three-point difference and that's a heat margin of error. what we are seeing has definitely got no momentum behind joe biden rightht now. the fact that joe biden, mentioned before earli

bush's ilmeitnty to mhe thnaisge feels an t awful like e of those moments for donald trump. seems like he just doesn't have a handle on it, and americans may have just turned him off and they't really want to hear frondom him very much any more on this question. that may be the secret for joe biden in this election, that they are willing to trust him to lead. >> the vaccine point is really important. next year, a president is going to have to tell people, "this is safe," and the people who are getting it first are getting it for the right reason, somebody is not shooting in front of the line. it's going to require deep trust in the most prominent politician on the planet at a very curable moment telrgo ardetjuisst moments from now we will hear from the former secretary of state, john kerry, also a former democratic presilnt him? >> john kerry can talk about, we will expect, one of the key issues for him, climate change. remember he was the negotiator in the paris climate change agreement and for the democratss that is kind of the centerpiece of showing the importance of clim

this high stakes election where millions and millions of ballots will be cast via mail t real problem but as donald trumpis okay for some of us but not others. >> and gnat a shah, we're all picking -- shouldn't say we're all. some of us are picking this up anecdotally. friend of mine called me. california voter. saying he spoke to his mail deliverer the other day he was explaining in detail how the mail was being slowed down in that delivery area in california. i've been hearing this from other people in other ports parts of the country. >> i have as well. -- limited over time. talking about their problems with equipment they have. including the trucks. the trucks are nobody to catch on fire. they are not being replaced. and talk about changing systems. new post master is changing systems internally. and --. clearly an attack from the inside. -- new post master in place to slow down the process. and i think to be disruptive. and i do believe that this is a test run of what we are to anticipate in november. i think voter expression is a real tactic that trump and republicans plan to usase because they kno

integrity of the ballot and we will win and t week's republic naal convhowith featured speakers each night. republicans plan to highlight president donald trump's accomplishments during his first four years in office. >> the choice here between a president that has rebuild it our military, stood for law and order, and joe biden d e mocrrtr deliver his speech on the white house south lawn thursday night. >>> the republican 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

t w political correspondent emmanuel chavez thank you. for us republicans have formally backed donald trump spared for a 2nd term as president mr trump secured the nomination in a roll call vote as republicans began their national convention in charlotte north carolina conventions being held in person even though this year's event has been scaled down because of the covered night that last week's democratic convention was in almost the time the affair because of speed fears of spreading the coronavirus after clinching the nomination the president defended his handling of the pandemic and says he's administration had encouraged lockdowns at the right time we did the exact right thing we should to do and then we reopened and that's what we're doing now we're well into it but. if we didn't show 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. well the w.'s that washington bureau chief is in his whole welcome and this is the formal nomination itself wa