I'm Sabrina Tavernisee, and this is the Daily.

On the first night of the Democratic National Convention,

the stage belonged to the man who chose to give it up. Today I spoke with my colleagues

Katie Rogers and Peter Baker about Joe Biden's private pain since stepping aside,

and his public message here in Chicago.

It's Tuesday, August 20th.

Is this a line we need to get on?

This is the line.

Oh, goshosh I'd say we're going to be here 45 minutes or so. Whoof. My goodness.

At least nice birds and flowers here.

Little butterfly.

Oh, there it is. I can see the United Center now.

See, it's through the...

Yeah, but can you see the front of the line? No. Line, line, line.

I think the season is passing as we're like waiting in it.

There's like a cicada coming up.

I see some leaves turning, yeah. Uh, you got it.

Have your credentials ready?

Oh, is this the end? Oh, is this the end? Okay, so we're through the line. It was indeed 45 minutes as I predicted and we are

standing outside a giant building with a big blue sign on it that says Democratic National Convention.

And it is Kamala Harris's Convention.

It is her week.

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