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Alright, show time.

Hey y'all, it's the NPR Politics Podcast. We are done. It is finished. The 2016 conventions are history.

We are here to wrap up day four of the Democratic Convention from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.

Hillary Clinton gave her big and historic speech, except in the Democratic nomination for president.

We'll get you caught up. I'm Sam Sanders, campaign reporter.

I'm Tamer Keith. I cover the White House and the campaign.

And I'm Dominican Montenoro political editor. We're up here in the booth.

We are eye-lined with a few balloons that are just that didn't make it. The balloons that never fell.

The balloons that didn't make it to balloon heaven.

Or did, uh, check balloon earth.

Well, whatever. We're here and we're about to not be.

So that's a good thing. It's been two weeks.

How about Tamer's going to go back on the road?

Yeah. See, this is the thing. I haven't been here that long, but now I'm going on.

What somebody told me is going to be a very long three day bus tour.

This was someone with the Clinton campaign who said it's going to be a very long three days.

But before we let you go on that trip, let's talk about tonight.

The big news of the night was Hillary Clinton's speech.

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