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Good morning, everyone. I'm Playbook co-author Ryan Lizza. It's Thursday, August 22nd,

the final day of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, where we're broadcasting from the CNN Politico

Grill. Former president, Bill Clinton, gave his blessing to the Harris Walls ticket

in a true-to-form lengthy speech. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries invoked Taylor Swift,

in reference to Trump and Oprah Winfrey, implored the audience to embrace joy.

Yet it was Minnesota Governor Tim Walls who delivered a vice presidential nomination speech

that will be remembered for a long time.

Look, we got 76 days.

That's nothing.

There'll be time to sleep when you're dead. We're going to leave it

on the field. Joining me to break down what happened last night and what to prepare for on this

last day of the convention is Zolin Cano Young's from the New York Times and my paladin

from Politico. All right, guys, let's start j mart with you uh what did we learn

tonight in chicago tim walls likes football metaphors it turns out he was a coach no look

i'm making a smart ask the key to political messaging is repetition, repetition, and then more repetition.

And that's why they're trying to burn this in that he was a coach.

It's not about a white paper, a five-point plan, housing scarcity.

I'm not talking about housing, obviously.

But the point is this guy is like John Q American and like mainstream, middle America,

between the 40-yard lines of American life.

Whoa, football metaphor.

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