theyriting this appeared are now thinking of ways to move the movement without it. a lot of the supporters expect him and want him to be part of policies and leave them, but the idea that he will be able to have supporters for clinton is not going to happen. what has been happening to see? there have been stories that senator sanders will put clinton s name in nomination. the roll call states will begin within the next hour. what are you hearing, if anything? a story saying birdies dangers bernie sanders is expected to nominate clinton. people are excited to introduce clinton to describe. last night was sanders night. tonight she will bring people who know hillary clinton well. the highlights he will have is mothers of children who have done lie in police-involved killings. it will be making the claims for desperate casework clinton, for those delegates thinking about whether or not to support her. the overwhelming majority of sanders supporters say they will vote for
who pushedne leader to open the first eagle academy in the bronx and she made a promise to return four years later to offer the keynote address to our first graduating class. and that is a promise that she kept. you see, i m with hillary clinton because she has been with us. [applause] men who areve young confident, future leaders who are resilient. just look at them, america. [applause] they are brilliant. [applause] and full of promise. and we start every day with the poem, the same poem that strengthen the resolve of the imprisoned nelson mandela when he recited it each day so young men of the eagle academy. black as the pit from pole to pole, i think with the gods may e from my soul [cheers and applause] thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you. that was amazing and i m very proud parent of two amazing boys as you just heard, she is winning fight for kids all upr the country, opening opportunities they cannot even imagine. far from the spotlight and over her entir
day, i hear stories just like my own. hope. i have there is a growing awareness about the impact of human growing thethat is strength of survivors in our communities and businesses. and this growing commitment to finding a solution to make sure this generation of survivors will be the last. [applause] hope, especially that hillary clinton is becoming president, as a survivor and an advocate, i have hope that we can end human trafficking. thank you. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, please welcome former secretary of state, madeleine albright. [applause] thank you so much. thank you. thank you so much. my fellow americans, good evening. 68 years ago during a time of grave danger, democrats gathered in philadelphia to nominate a tough, smart, experienced presidential candidate. a child in, i was europe where i lived in fear because my native czechoslovakia had been taken over by communists. within a few months, my family found that age in america and harry truman became my
rdf president of the united states. amy: moments after sanders spoke , hundreds of his delegates walked out in protest. [chanting walk out!] amy: we will get the latest from the dnc and speak to illinois congress member luis gutierrez and the actor and activist danny glover. all that and more, coming up. amy: welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, breaking with convention: war, peace, and the presidency. i m amy goodman. hillary clinton has secured the democratic party s presidential nomination, becoming the first woman to head the ticket of a major party in u.s. history even as the nominating process was marked by dissent on the convention floor. during the roll call vote, bernie sanders joined the vermont delegation and then moved to give clinton the party s presidential nomination by acclamation. chair, irs: madam moved that the convention suspend the procedural rules. i move that all votes cast by delegates be reflected in the official record, and i move that hi
please welcome to the stage paul feeney. hello fellow democrats, i m a proud member of the brotherhood of electrical workers number 2222 in boston, massachusetts. i come from the movement, can i call you my brothers and sisters? in that case, my brothers and sisters, we re at a cross roads. in a matter of moments, we will enter a new phase in our party and chart a new course. as we turn the page, we must be reflective of the past year when working people across the country joined with senator bern bernie sanders to reignite a political revolution in the united states of america. brothers and sisters, bernie not only fought for people, he empowered people. to my brothers and sisters that have been a part of this historic campaign, i urge you to stay engaged, stay active, and stay fired up. we have shown this country that people powered politics can never be defeated. they say that movements are made up of a series of moments. my brothers and sisters, it s moments like