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unshakeable. woodruff: and to denounce president trump. today we are a country divided and we have a president doing everything in his power to make it that way. at the time like this the oval office should be a command center. woodruff: tonight former secretary of state hillary clinton, former president barack obama and this year s vice presidential nominee kamala harris. day three of the democratic national convention. woodruff: again, i m judy woodruff and welcome to our special pbs newshour live coverage of the democratic national convention. we re now on night three of this virtual event. tonight, we will hear from hillary clinton, the party s nominee four years ago. we ll hear from former president barack obama and then we will hear from kamala harris, a history-making vice presidential nominee. i m here in our studio with political analyst amy walter and right around the corner our senior correspondence amna nawaz. both socially distanced. and we have reporte
unconscionable tragedy that rachel injustice in our country, i have more hope than ever that her declaration the black lives matter and are protested in support of freedom for all will be unrelenting and bringing about equitable and long-overdue change. we feel incredibly fortunate that tonight is a form of expert on voting rights, a best-selling author, entrepreneur, nonprofit ceo and political leader, she was the first black woman to become the nominee for a major party in the united states. in the race for governor in 2018 she won more votes than any other democrat in the state history. stacey abrams made history at the first black woman to deal with a response to the state of the union in 2019. there is no doubt that her history making endeavors are far from over. in her new book our time is now, power prevents in his site for fair america, she draws on extensive research to offer concrete for voter suppression and empower citizens. former u.s. secretary of state madelein
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