Stay tuned for the Republican National Convention Continues now. Good evening and welcome to and welcome to our special pbs newshournpr coverage of the Republican National convention in cleveland. Im judy woodruff. Im very loud hall, gwen ifill on second night as we will be all this week joined by npr Rachel Martin across the arena from us on the podium. And in the anchor booth with us syndicator mark shields and New York Times columnist david brooks. Also with us Nprs National Political Correspondent mara liasson along with amy walter of the cook political report. And down on the floor we have newshour correspondent lisa day gentleman car and npr congressional report susan davis. The Republican Party formerly nominated donald trump tonight, well be right back to start it all off after a short break. Stay with us. Major funding for this program was provided by lincolnancial committed to helping you take charge of your financial future. Welcome back. Were here with our Political Team as
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