tuesday,ontinue on july 12, at 10:00 eastern. the platform committee is responsible for drafting and cementing the party platform to delegates. live coverage will be on c-span, c-span radio, and on www.c-span.org. >> this year, c-span is touring cities across the country exploring american history. next, our recent visit to provo, utah. you are watching american history tv. all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> it never gets old, coming into a dinosaur museum or walking back in collections. it is always a sense of discovery. we as paleontologists -- that is what i guess we feed off of. the sense of discovery. whether it is in the field of the collections or in the lab in preparation, we are always discovering things. even when you walk through a museum that has mounted dinosaurs, you see things you've never seen before. -- you have never seen before. it is discovery all over again. >> james jensen was a really unique character. he went about things his own way. he left high school without graduating. the interesting thing abou

hall and everyone republican, democrat, independent watch at home and those we cannot concur -- ,ontinue on the current course we must rise above the politics we have inherited. ignore the lives of the news media and old order. reject the dishonesty of hillary clinton. stand with donald trump and mike pence for what we know is true. we can make america safe again, we can make america work again, we can make america first again and together, we can make america great again for all americans. thank you and god bless you. [cheering] >> please welcome businessman phil ruffin. [cheering] >> hello. now i have been friends with donald trump for 20 years and business partners. i can tell you that his brand is unbelievable. donald's word is his bond. if donald tells you something, you put it in the bank. he has been my partner and friend and believe me, his handshake is better than any contract will ever write. [cheering] innovator. entrepreneur. no one in business works harder than donald come. sometimes he works 20 hours a day, i worry about him. he can see things that others cannot see. , he w

in,ontinue to move, we went the heat of the fire, blasting in our face, the smoke, obliterated our site. we try to get on our bellies and and seethe smoke -- underneath the smoke. we came to the back gate, as it moved under the consulate grounds, started searching, after two minutes, the state department guys got update classified information, get them ready to go in the armored vehicles and all of a sudden, we had a good encounter assault. at that time, the state department security agents jumping out and helping us defend the u.s. consulate. they took off. with less -- which left the six of us to defend the consulate. i got out, went up on the roof of the villa, made my way up to guy wek gate, the initiated was within our bj. r b j, onrd shot, -- his third shot i let loose on a 10 round valley and he dropped. [cheering] for about five minutes, then we got word, they were gathering about another 100 terrorists. hillary was watching. it came to a point where we had to make a decision. know --time we do not did not know the us ambassador was even there or if he had been kidnapped. if he

hall and everyone republican, democrat, independent watch at home and those we cannot concur -- ,ontinue on the current course we must rise above the politics we have inherited. ignore the lives of the news media and old order. reject the dishonesty of hillary clinton. stand with donald trump and mike pence for what we know is true. we can make america safe again, we can make america work again, we can make america first again and together, we can make america great again for all americans. thank you and god bless you. [cheering] >> joining us live on the phone is the chair of the democratic national committee, debbie wasserman schultz. thank you for being with us. >> you're welcome, steve, my pleasure. >> how much of this convention so far have you been watching here in cleveland? >> well, i think quite a bit of it. enough to see how divisive and feminist the rhetoric has been -- divisive and venomous the rhetoric has been. enough to see how uncomfortable speaker ryan was, so much so that he was really unable to wholeheartedly embrace or support donald trump, or even speak his name more

track,ontinue on this american democracy will fail. need to hear from her and everyone else what we are going to do about it read she impressed me so much with the way we don't that platform. i thought it was important to say this is such a serious moment. can attempt to show vision and she did. i never got irritated from her. i insert her staff did. she had a long public life. mike: did you explain what was up? mayor to block io: i talked to her a lot in the lead up. i felt thelear what country needed and what we needed to hear from her. i do not think she was surprised that all. >> you are one of the leading aggressive figures. if i am a sanders delegate who

jersey poll is .ontinuing i think they're coming near the end of the new jersey poll. >> dan rather reported felt there were indications that the reagan forces thought they were going to lose the vote. some of the leaders were beginning to shift their emphasis on this matter and the platform will be coming up later tonight. however, they tried to shift the emphasis of little late because of until the early evening they were saying this was a crucial test vote. they are now calling on all the -- all those to vote who seem to be absent. will be held to conclude the new jersey pool -- new jersey poll in just a moment. what happened is apparently -- the pollng to showed 60 favoring fort, for favoring reagan, and three uncommitted, but when they got to the boat tonight, 62 voted for ford and four voted for reagan. so two of them have gone over to ford. flushntly they tried to out those two and get their names out in front of their hometown folks or whatever the arcane reasons were in that particular area of new jersey from which the delegates cane. bruce morton has been following this from the po

hall and everyone republican, democrat, independent watch at home and those we cannot concur -- ,ontinueignore the lives of the news media and old order. reject the dishonesty of hillary clinton. stand with donald trump and mike pence for what we know is true. we can make america safe again, we can make america work again, we can make america first again and together, we can make america great again for all americans. thank you and god bless you. [cheering] ♪ >> please welcome the speaker of the house, paul ryan. [cheering] >> hello. [cheering] my fellow republicans. [cheering] i could not be more proud of our vice presidential nominee. [cheering] i served with this man in the house of representatives. we became very good friends. i've watched this man up close. i've seen what he is made of. let me tell you something about pence, this iske a man of solid character. this is a man who sees public service as a calling, not a career. he has served honorably with great dignity. you know what? the results are impressive. charge a man who led the to abandon your marketing congress and he won th

in,ontinue to move, we went the heat of the fire, blasting in our face, the smoke, obliterated our sitet on our bellies and and seethe smoke -- underneath the smoke. we came to the back gate, as it moved under the consulate grounds, started searching, after two minutes, the state department guys got update classified information, get them ready to go in the armored vehicles and all of a sudden, we had a good encounter assault. at that time, the state department security agents jumping out and helping us defend the u.s. consulate. they took off. with less -- which left the six of us to defend the consulate. i got out, went up on the roof of the villa, made my way up to guy wek gate, the initiated was within our bj. r b j, onrd shot, -- his third shot i let loose on a 10 round valley and he dropped. [cheering] for about five minutes, then we got word, they were gathering about another 100 terrorists. hillary was watching. it came to a point where we had to make a decision. know --time we do not did not know the us ambassador was even there or if he had been kidnapped. if he was dead. we h