This is the week that Trump will be officially nominated at the Republican Convention in Milwaukee

and that's where news hour anchors Amna Navas and Jeff Bennett are tonight.

I imagine things are going to be a little different now from what was originally planned.

John I think that's fair to say what was meant to be a celebration this week as Republican

lawmakers and delegates will gather to officially nominate Donald Trump in the space behind us here.

It's taken on a completely different tone in the wake of this assassination attempt.

Senior Republican officials are telling me that they think the party is more united than

it's been that even Trump's skeptics are more firmly behind him and that his very first

remarks here in this arena are now even more highly anticipated.

Yeah, and that's with the RNC saying that this convention will go ahead as planned.

Officials say there are no major structural changes plan to this week's gathering, but security

has been stepped up for the more

than 50,000 politicians, delegates, members of the media who are expected here

this week. Two law enforcement sources say planning is underway to expand the security perimeter here

and President Biden today said he ordered the Director of Secret Service to review all

security measures for the convention.

Political correspondent Lisa Desjardan is covering the Trump campaign and joins us now.

Lisa, it's great to see you.

So give us a sense of the reaction from Republican politicians and from the Trump campaign.

Right, well Republicans writ large say something first of all.

They wanted to acknowledge that this was an assassination attempt against not only a former

president, but a man that millions of Americans would like to be president again.

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