Speaker 1: Seventy four days to go until the American people make
Speaker 1: one of the most momentous decisions in the history of
Speaker 1: the country. This is the warning. This is how the
Speaker 1: Democratic nominee for President of the United States, Vice President
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, framed the choice.
Speaker 2: Bellow Americans, this election is not only the most important
Speaker 2: of our lives, it is one of the most important
Speaker 2: in the life of our nation. In many ways, Donald
Speaker 2: Trump is an unserious man, but the consequences of putting
Speaker 2: Donald Trump back in the White House are extremely serious.
Speaker 1: She couldn't be more correct, and she couldn't be more
Speaker 1: correct about this. These people have lost their minds, but
Speaker 1: it sounds better coming from the presidential nominee.
Speaker 2: He plans to create a national anti abortion Coordinator and
Speaker 2: force states to report on women's miscarriages and abortions. Simply put,
Speaker 2: they are out of their minds.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and the radical Maga Republicans support a dogma
Speaker 1: of control and a philosophy of taking. They think the
Speaker 1: purpose of public life and politics is to enrich their
Speaker 1: friends and take as much for themselves as they can
Speaker 1: get their pause on. Look at this rancid family of scammers,
Speaker 1: of criminals, of fraudsters. They set up a fake university.
Speaker 1: Doesn't that tell you something? This has been a shattering
Speaker 1: for Data is for Donald Trump, because at long last,
Speaker 1: after ten years, the Democratic Party has finally figured out
Speaker 1: that it is the communications of diminishment, of mockery that
Speaker 1: looking at Donald Trump and seeing what an unsubstantial, unserious
Speaker 1: person he is, and not trying to lecture people about
Speaker 1: what they know about him, but instead pointing out what
Speaker 1: a buffoon he truly is, is how Americans respond to
Speaker 1: power being taken and deflated from an overfilled balloon. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is exactly as the Vice President said, he was
Speaker 1: a deeply unseerious person. But the consequences for the nation,
Speaker 1: for our children about having a deeply unseerious person as
Speaker 1: commander in chief are extraordinary. Their epic The world is
Speaker 1: a dangerous place. I watched the speech from outside the
Speaker 1: United States. The sun is rising here in Slovenia. I
Speaker 1: watch this extraordinary speech the close of this remarkable convention
Speaker 1: with a group of Americans in a hotel lobby far
Speaker 1: from American shores. We watched together a woman reach for
Speaker 1: her destiny. We watched the remarkable story of America evidence
Speaker 1: itself to all the world. A daughter of immigrants from
Speaker 1: India and Jamaica is on the precipice of the most
Speaker 1: powerful and important office in the world. She is on
Speaker 1: the edge of being the American commander in chief. And
Speaker 1: she is a defender of our way of life, the
Speaker 1: idea that when the people decide who gets power, we
Speaker 1: transfer it peacefully. The idea that we are a nation
Speaker 1: of life laws, this concept which he enunciated so beautifully,
Speaker 1: that a crime against one of us is a crime
Speaker 1: against us all for the people. Forty percent of the
Speaker 1: people in the United States don't have four hundred dollars
Speaker 1: available for an emergency because they have been disenfranchised from opportunity.
Speaker 1: Their hearts have become opened to the type of demagoguerey
Speaker 1: in cynicism represented by this guy and this guy, and
Speaker 1: this guy, and this guy and this guy and this guy.
Speaker 1: All of them are a pack of malicious weirdos that
Speaker 1: are unprecedented in the modern history of the country. Their
Speaker 1: appetite for taking for control is insatiable, and it's un American.
Speaker 1: This is a country where freedom matters. We are not
Speaker 1: a people who are told what to do by the
Speaker 1: people we elect into office. What this week was about
Speaker 1: was a preview for an era of restoration, of renewal,
Speaker 1: of going forward. Generational change in a young country, in
Speaker 1: a democracy is essential, and this week we saw the
Speaker 1: explosion of excitement. This week, the American people showed the
Speaker 1: world what American politics can be. Inspirational, idealistic. This four
Speaker 1: Days in Chicago, which was compared to nineteen sixty eight,
Speaker 1: which was predicted to be a cauldron of chaos and violence,
Speaker 1: instead turned out to be the greatest political convention of
Speaker 1: the electronic age. In a time of luminescent cynicism, America
Speaker 1: was washed over by idealism. To close out, let's look
Speaker 1: at some of the highlights of this remarkable four days
Speaker 1: of renewal.
Speaker 3: On the other side of that glass ceiling is Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris raising her hand and taking the.
Speaker 2: Oath of office as our foreigning seventh President of the
Speaker 2: United States.
Speaker 1: America's reading for it better story.
Speaker 4: We are ready for it.
Speaker 1: President Kamala Harris. I want to know who's going to
Speaker 1: tell him that the job he's currently seeking might just
Speaker 1: be one of those black jobs.
Speaker 4: We won't go back, we won't be set back, pushedback,
Speaker 4: bulleke back, kick back, We're not going.
Speaker 3: Back on behalf of everyone whose story could only be
Speaker 3: written in the greatest nation on Earth.
Speaker 4: I accept your nomination to be president of the United
Speaker 4: States of America. So let's get out there, let's fight
Speaker 4: for it. Let's get out there, let's vote for it,
Speaker 4: and together let us write the next great chapter in
Speaker 4: the most extraordinary story ever told.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: They give the American people the choice and the chance
Speaker 1: they deserve. In the end, Winston Church will observe that
Speaker 1: in democracy, the people get the government they deserve. The
Speaker 1: truth of the matter is the United States is better
Speaker 1: than Trump. The American people are better than Trump. The
Speaker 1: American people, though, will have to make a choice, will
Speaker 1: have to prove. We'll have to assis, sir that this
Speaker 1: madness is over, that we don't want it, and yes,
Speaker 1: we never deserved Donald Trump. I'm Steve Schmidt. This is
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