This past weekend former President Donald Trump was shot. You know that.

That event has overshadowed just about everything else so far at the Republican National

Convention here in Milwaukee, where it is clear

that the Republican Party has united behind Trump in a way that we have never

seen before. We love Trump, we love Trump, we're releasing this bonus episode today to bring you inside our coverage at the

Republican National Convention. We're posted up at the CNN political grill in

Milwaukee which is just outside the Convention Hall, and where the nation's top Republican

leaders are stopping by every day to give us an insider's look at politics.

Programming alert, you can find these conversations on political dot com or through our

YouTube page a lot of great stuff there on today's episode of deep dive recorded live

from the CNN political grill my playbook colleague Eugene Daniels interviews Georgia Governor Brian Kemp

is a two-term governor from one of the most important swing states, and he has a famously

conflicted relationship with Donald Trump.

You may recall that Kemp

picked a big fight with Trump after the 2020 election by refusing to

endorse the then president's claim that Joe Biden won the peach state

projulently. For that Trump back to primary challenge against him, one that Kemp easily defeated

on the way to winning his second term. Now Kemp is at the RNC in Milwaukee doing his best

to toe the party line. In today's episode, Governor Kemp opines on how

Saturday's assassination attempt will change both Trump and Biden's election strategy.

His thoughts on JD Vance, Trump's new running mate, what his advice to Trump

is for his convention speech and everything after, and whether or not he is courting a position

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