August 23, 2024: Final thoughts from the DNC

August 23, 2024: Final thoughts from the DNC

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August 22, 2024: Walz, Clinton, and Oprah's Joy: Day 3 of the DNC

Playbook's Ryan Lizza chats with POLITICO's Jonathan Martin and Zolan Kanno-Youngs from The New York Times to recap day 3 of the Democratic National Convention. Former President Bill Clinton made a pitch for unity, Oprah Winfrey brought the joy, and VP pick Tim Walz focused on th ...  Show more

August 21, 2024: The Obamas take a different tone on day 2 of the DNC

Playbook's Rachael Bade joins CNN's David Chalian live from the CNN-POLITICO Grill to recap the second day of the Democratic National Convention. Former President and First Lady Barack and Michelle Obama closed the evening with speeches that struck a notably different tone compar ...  Show more

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