rhetoric. >> and howard, i was with rick tyler earlier who used to be the spokesperson of ted cruz, sean duffyo rubio, both republicans, both love their party, sean says, oh no, there's enthusiasm, rick makes the point, it was an empty hall. you feel like you're in of a trick world. >> here's the thing, donald trump does not think in any traditional terms about politics. if he could have said i'm the nominee without even having convention, he would have done it. >> but to quote prince harry, the boom moment, he's still close to her in the polls. explain that. >> it's true. >> all right. thank you both for your time. we'll be right back. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? our new cocktail bitters were doing well, but after one tradeshow, we took off. all i could think about was our deadlines racing towards us. a loan would take too long. we needed money, now. my amex card helped me buy the ingredients to fill the orders. opportunities don't wait around, so you have to be ready for them. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at ope

. >> coming up, republicans henry barber and wisconsin congressman sean duffy. >> we have two guests tonight, the republican strategist and republican national committee member, henry barber, also joined by republican congressman sean duffy from wisconsin, that man on the podium last night with his wife rachel speaking. you did a nice job. >> thank you. >> did you ever contemplate starting four score and seven years ago. >> i thought i might get caught with base technology. someone might catch me if i pulled the language out of someone else's text. listen, we had fun last night, my wife and i did. we broke the speech and had fun. >> were you nervous and how much guidance did you get from the trump campaign? >> the trump campaign was good and they gave us some parameters. it was a security safety night but said take it where you want to go. they gave us approval and didn't have any critiques or changes for us. they let us do what we wanted to put together and we had fun. >> people basically now in our business, you feel what happened last night is the first day was wrecked and there w

navy seal, marc giese, john segan with the battle of benghazi, rachel and sean duffy, with the hispanic initiative, sheriff of milwaukee county. we have your senator jeff sessions, mayor giuliani, mayor of new york, mrs. trump. we have a wide assortment of people who are everyday people. we have an assortment of people who have a story to tell. it is when you different convention. -- it is going to be a different convention. >> we cannot get a question, sir. >> will there be any sir prizes? >> donald trump is going to be here. we are going to do about omorrow. mr. manafort: we will be announcing that tomorrow as well. >> you guys discuss a little bit about security aspects. the cleveland police chief it has requested that the governor trying to enact some kind of further research in on guns -- further restriction on guns. the governor said that is not something that i am able to do legally. i just wanted to hear your thoughts, mr. larson, about the reaction about the things that raise it to a different level here. security is important. mr. larson: security is important. they have been

one of the new generation of republicans in the house of representatives, wisconsin congressman sean duffycongressman welcome to the , program. sean: great to be here. fernando: there has been some concern among republicans that the gop has moved too far to the right. what do you think ? sean: if you look at the issues we have on government and how big government should be and the impact it has on economy, having a strong national defense, and a military so we can address the threats in the world. between do in -- what do we do in immigration? should we be able to secure our border but then deal with the inflow and out flow of people that need to come into our country? all of those things are common sense on the conservative side on how we are actually going to fix the country and make it work. fernando: many of the views reflected in the platform, seem to be out of step where most americans are. most americans support gay marriage, for example. most americans support religious liberty as well, but not to the exclusion of other liberties. is there a risk here that the party has moved not t

sean duffy: hello america. i met rachel 19 years ago on america's first reality tv show. we had our eighth baby. nothing good comes out of reality tv? with a family of 10 it gets a little crazy. we have some pretty simple rules in our house. no waking mom and dad up on saturday mornings. no private servers in the basement. and no lying, especially to the fbi. for us, it is all about family. icon from a long line of lumberjacks. my irish family were tough farmers. they came to wisconsin to work. they knew anyone could succeed in america with great, faith and family. rachel: my grandparents came here from mexico. they settled in arizona where my father was a shoeshine boy. by the age of 12 he started his own business making people got this. my mother taught herself english and they both attended night school and earn their degrees while raising a family. [applause] hard work, discipline, self-reliance and opportunity. that is the american dream that we believe in. rachel: it is a dream that is bigger and more satisfying than any bureaucrat or government check could ever hop

the next speaker is governor -- not get governor, maybe in our near future, congressman sean duffy. ngressman duffy resigns from wisconsin -- resides from wisconsin for the seventh district. we have been able to work with his significant other over the years, rachel campos duffy. yesterday, congressman, i was up on media row doing some interviews, and i thought your beautiful son and baby in the hallway while you and your beautiful wife were doing an interview on cnn as ben yale -- cnn espanol. this congressman is one of the bright stars of the republican party, and he is somebody that is very close to the people of wisconsin and represents the best values of our country, but he is also somebody that is kind of a star in wisconsin. some of you may have seen on games,e is lumberjack and you see these guys doing incredible things. congressman duffy is one of those guys. he is a champion in those games. join me in welcoming a friend to the latino coalition, congressman duffy. [applause] congressman duffy: i first want to thank governor christie for the warm-up act. that was very nice of

sean duffy. the delegates officially nominated donald trump as their nominee last night.'s bring in matt schlapp and amy, let me kick this off with you. what's your take on the unity question? >> i don't think it is a question anymore. we finalized our candidate. we are excited to move forward. and i would hope that tonight that that's the remaining speeches and that's the way they go, and everyone jumps on board. maria: matt, your take on this. you heard the speeches, paul ryan, mitch mcconnell. what do you think? you have got to believe they are rallying around the platform, right? >> that's right. you think aboutton. he's an outsider. if these long-time elected officials don't want to utter his name have much, it doesn't matter. if there are other elected officials that want to endorse him, it doesn't matter. we shouldn't be surprised if long-time washington politicians are uncomfortable with them. i just reinforced this mess and that conservatives across this country want to send which is we have got to send a didn't type of person to washington. someone with the char

there are other instances, by the way. >> watch the moment with sean duffy -- >> sean duffy had a greats wife last night. here is a little taste. >> we have some pretty simple rules in our house. clean your room. >> no teenage boys in your bedroom. >> no waking mom and dad up on saturday mornings. >> no private servers in the basement. >> and no lying. >> especially to the fbi. >> so how long did you guys take to come up with your schtick? >> we wrote that speech. no one wrote that for us. we worked on it for a couple days. we wanted to have fun. it would be a heavier night with all the safety stuff, the isis, benghazi, some of the things happening with the law enforcement, we wanted to have fun with the crowd, talk about the aspirational part of america and take a few jabs at mrs. clinton, so we had fun and the crowd was great to engage with and you could tell my wife is very attractive and did a great job and we had a good time. i have to tell you -- we do have a 6 week old baby and 14-year-old son for an hour was downstairs taking care of the baby. he is a rock star. he did great. >>

your husband, a congressman, sean duffy, from wisconsin, your thoughts today?> look, i mean he immediately went to the politics. i think we need to look at what the lieutenant governor said. he said we need help from the top and you look at what hillary clinton is doing. i'm sorry to bring it back to that, this is somebody who is aligning herself with a very dangerous movement because it is politically expedient for her at this time. she needs the black vote. i think flirting with "black lives matters" at this time for politics is troubling. shows how, what a political opportunist she is and again shows what poor judgment she has. people have died because of this. harris: julie. >> first and foremost it is not a zero-sum game. you can mourn what happened in dallas and massive national tragedy and you can mourn gone on two days prior to that, two black men seemingly innocent get gunned down no cold blood by police officers. not to be antipolice to say this happened and should never have happened. governor patrick may be right. there may be innocent explanation f

from new jersey governor chris christie, bill floris, pennsylvania congressman keith roth was an sean duffy. we will have live coverage at noon eastern. the republican national convention will vote tonight on indiana governor mike pence for the vice presidential nomination. donald trump will greet governor mike hance -- pants at the science center at of the event and we will have live coverage of that at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. before that vote, republican convention goers will hear from laura ingram, wisconsin governor scott walker, eric trump, former house speaker newt gingrich and ted cruz. about that ted cruz speech, that speech is coming up tonight and we will have it here on c-span. donald trump junior broke out on the national stage last night. he delivered a testimonial for his father casting him as an everyman who has not forgotten his queens roots. here is that speech. >> >> please welcome donald trump, junior. [applause] >> >> good evening, i'm donald trump junior. i'm a father of five young children from two-year-old chloe to kaya who just turned nine. i'm the husband of va

. >> joining me, two of tonight's convention speakers sean duffy and his wife.y go "on the record" from the fox sky box. high above the quicken loans arena. good evening to both of you. >> hey, greta. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us on. >> and, of course, i musted a from the great state of wisconsin i always add that one. you know i have a bias. rachel, first to you. what are you going to say tonight? >> we want to talk about how great america is we both have great immigrant stories. sean comes from a long line of lumber jacks. i come from mexican immigrants to the state of arizona. i think the dream is still alive. that's what we are working to preserve. that's what our speech is going to focus on. >> congressman, how is this going to work? who is going first? are you going to do in tam tam den? give us a preview. >> going to be tough. two people on stage sharing one microphone can be challenging but we practiced. >> and we like each other so that helps. >> we have eight kids. this should go well. we might take a few shots at hillary as well, greta. i thi

speaker list this morning, and join me now, one of those speakers, wisconsin republican congressman, sean duffygressman. good morning. >> thanks for having me on. >> bring your summer cloeltthes little steamy out here. >> so i've heard. >> at first you said you weren't sure if you were coming to the convention on june 27th. now you aren't just coming, you're speaking. so what changed your mind? >> so i was always going to go to the convention. i was asked by politico, i hadn't been asked. i want to go to the convention, because, listen, i think we're dealing with really big issues, as your viewers know. this is going to be a close election. you see the battleground polling come in. it's going to be tight. i think it's important to go and support donald trump, to talk about the big issues that are going to help grow our economy. put people back to work. help our families out. help with our security. and so i think there is a clear distinction between the two candidates and i want to go partake in making sure our voice is heard. >> you've talked about these issues before and said in the past, not

rachel and sean duffy, rachel with the hispanic initiative. david clark, the sheriff of milwaukee county. mayor giuliani, the law and order mayor of new york. and mrs. trump. we have a wide assortment of people who are everyday people, and others who have a story to tell. it will be a different convention. >> we cannot have a question -- hear the question. >> will there be any surprises? >> donald trump is going to be here and we will deal with that tomorrow. >> [inaudible] >> we will announce that tomorrow as well. >> we heard about the security aspect. the cleveland police chief union has asked that the governor try to an act a further restriction on guns within certain zones outside the convention center. the governor said, that is not something i am able to do legally. just wanted to hear your thoughts not that things have raised to a different level. >> security is important. they have been planning around the security issue for over nine months. the open carry laws have not changed recently. they have had a number of big events with open

national convention, new jersey governor chris christie will join representative keith rothfuss and sean duffyonoring hispanic leaders, it's the body latino coalition, that will start at nine eastern on c-span. and the now official republican presidential candidate donald trump will join his vice presidential pick mike pence as he lives in cleveland today i have a speech tonight where he formally accept the vice president's nomination, that will be live at 2 pm eastern. also today's convention coverage will get underway at 7:30 eastern with the theme make america first again. some of the speakers will see tonight, former republican presidential hopefuls automobile and ted cruz as well as newt gingrich and donald trump's son eric, this starts at 7:30 eastern, we got a preview program starting at east, watch it on c-span or listen on the c-span radio app and get video on demand at c-span.org. >> your republican national convention is live in cleveland this week. watch every minute on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app. it's easy to download from the apple store or google play. watc

navy marc giese, john segan with the battle of benghazi, rachel and sean duffy, with the hispanic initiative, sheriff of milwaukee county. we have your senator jeff mayorns, mayor giuliani, of new york, mrs. trump. we have a wide assortment of people who are everyday people. we have an assortment of people who have a story to tell. it is when you different convention. -- it is going to be a different convention. >> we cannot get a question, sir. >> donald trump is going to be here. we are going to do about tomorrow. [laughter] we will bet: announcing that tomorrow as well. you guys discuss a little bit about security aspects. the cleveland police chief it has requested that the governor trying to enact some kind of further research in on guns -- further restriction on guns. the governor said that is not something that i am able to do legally. i just wanted to hear your thoughts, mr. larson, about the thation about the things raise it to a different level here. security is important. mr. larson: security is important. they have been planning around the security issues here for over nine month

sean duffy: hello america. i met rachel 19 years ago on america's first reality tv show.ghth baby. nothing good comes out of reality tv? with a family of 10 it gets a little crazy. we have some pretty simple rules in our house. no waking mom and dad up on saturday mornings. no private servers in the basement. and no lying, especially to the fbi. for us, it is all about family. icon from a long line of lumberjacks. my irish family were tough farmers. they came to wisconsin to work. they knew anyone could succeed in america with great, faith and family. rachel: my grandparents came here from mexico. they settled in arizona where my father was a shoeshine boy. by the age of 12 he started his own business making people got this. my mother taught herself english and they both attended night school and earn their degrees while raising a family. [applause] hard work, discipline, self-reliance and opportunity. that is the american dream that we believe in. rachel: it is a dream that is bigger and more satisfying than any bureaucrat or government check could ever hope to deliver.

you will hear from sean duffy and colorado senate candidate darryl glen, u.s.enator tom cotton, u.s. senator jeff sessions of alabama, rudy giuliani, and the long it from melania trump. host: with tonight's program, what do you think? how can rub against and democrats make america safe again -- republicans and democrats make america safe again? it is about a mile away from where we are, and those police from cleveland in the county in the state, but also law enforcement that has been wrought in from across the country -- how do we make america safe again? bill is first in virginia beach, a republican. good morning. >> good morning. i'm 67 years old, and i have seen a lot of my lifetime and i was just -- i would like to say that it seems to me that most of the people who are demonstrating outside the convention or anywhere else are probably unemployed. they have too much free time on their hands. a lot of times, they are just putting themselves in harms way and taking a chance of maybe getting themselves heard. hurt.t -- if they have a brush with people with opp

i want to go to kennedy who was on the floor and she has rep representative sean duffy. kennedy: a rising star in the republican party. a novel transition to politics. ted cruz, it's such a natural one. how much damage did ted cruz and due to the brand last night? >> i think this group is a great percentage who supported ted cruz in the primary. he didn't come out in support donald trump, the one who won the election. i think it disenfranchised a lot of voters on the floor and i think it damaged ted cruz for the future race. kennedy: he did very well in wisconsin. what did your delegates they? >> we want something to stick by it. when he made a promise -- it was no yet to say i will support the nominee as long as you don't go after my family or my wife. this is rough and tumble. kennedy: governor kasich has not come out to support donald trump. he has been completely insane at this convention. don't convention. don't you think yes and navigation is the governor of ohio to show up? >> i looked at scott walker last night. we love scott but the bigger man who comes out and

earlier, sean duffy's wife rachel talked about her parentss moving from mexico to therom country andovedhe l america and worked hard andnd everybody, you know, sort ofort applauded for that as well, wel although i think there was athes little bit of awkwardness abouta applauding for immigrants fromrr members co other than that those were the only two remotelyly presentations of immigrants atrs all.al i mean most of the talk was w about immigrants taking jobs and then there was a lot, a lot of, um, conversation in the speeches about people who are here illegaillegally who had, um, kid u.s. citizens whether it be, you know, intentional or drunkru driving or things like that. so basically the presentationree last night was about, you know, immigrants being dangerous andas then you also had these two references to legal immigrants t in the way that was applied.li. i definit somewhat contradictory.adictory obviously, legal versus undo yo meaned inn different.nn d but the tone was just so just s completely off. >> elyse before we let you go yg let's talk about the big picturu receipt real

wisconsin representative sean duffy.nks for joining us. >> good morning. >> god, i hate to say something that the media tells me because god knows whether it's anywhere near accurate. but here's what the media has told me about yesterday. the house meeting with trump went really well. the senate meeting was very testy and there was some back and forth. it was very tense. do you characterize the house meeting as very cordial and there was a feeling of unity that this can be done and that trump can do it? >> absolutely. i would just tell you that a lot of house members have a relationship with donald trump like your viewers. they've never met him. they have a conversation with him for the first time yesterday and i think it went really well. donald came in, he gave a similar message to what you hear on stage. but he had a pathway to republicans' hearts when he talked about reducing rules and regulations, having strict constructionists on our court. so i think it actually went really well. and there's still a few people out

congressman sean duffy and his wife spoke and governor scott walker last night delivered wisconsin's votes for donald trump. this article is about paul ryan at the helm when gop makes donald trump the nominee. the man who presided over the gop convention that nominated has criticized his tone and rhetoric and personifies for many an entirely different republican style and vision. house speaker paul ryan was not only on board, he was at the helm when the party made it's unlikely standardbearer. that is from "the milwaukee journal sentinel." tat: let's get our viewers' k. e. jerry in detroit, michigan. democrat. caller: greetings from motown. i wanted to bring up one of the speakers at the first night, the sheriff from milwaukee county. i heard him on the number of occasions on a lot of the talk president and the the black lives matter movement. --on't know if anyone speaking as a 51 your black men, i can honestly say -- 51-year-old black man, i can , when he speaks to his white audiences about all the police shootings, he does that the way a lot of the white conservatives have, by usi

>> up coming speakers we will bring to you live, congressman mike mccaul, sheriff dick clarke, sean duffy and his wife rachel. all of that and mayor rudy giuliani, senator sessions will speak to the crowd as well. all of that leading up to melania trump in the 10:00-11:00 hour as well. senator joni ernst. it does seem like in this hour, the focus is kind of shifting more to illegal immigration and national security issues. >> i think what we see here is 8:00 to 10:00 are the base hours and i think they are making base arguments to a republican base that will unify the republican base. i think 10:00 is about presenting a different face of donald trump to the larger audience that is going to [ inaudible ] who may not be inclined his way. >> as a trump supporter, how important do you think it is to show, is it possible to show a different side? do you think there are people in the american public who don't have a fully formed idea of who donald trump is? >> yes, i do. we all know very well that donald trump is a successful businessman. he's built a $10 billion brand. the one side we haven't

sean jones, 15 years old. chattanooga, tennessee. demitrius davis 19 years old. st. louis, missouri, january 25, 2013. terry robertson jr., 28 years old. dar bluffs, alabama -- cedar bluff, alabama, november 16, 2016. ylvia duffy, 22 years old. pamela o'shell 48. jonesboro, arkansas, may 3 20, 13. francisco, 28 years old, ricardo lopez, 31. floza devila, 12. guillaume deville la, 10. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. >> the department of labor finalized a fiduciary rule that will harm americans especially those of modest means, to save for retirement by imposing burdensome standards on financial experts who provide advice. mr. emmer: it will price many americans out of the market leading to many americans saving less money or not saving at all. we can't allow this burdensome rule to wreak havoc on the future of american citizens. i'm proud to stand up for low and medium income minnesotans trying to save for retirement today by voting to implement the -- against the implementation of this rule. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpos