Welcome to the final night of the Democratic National Convention. This week our colleague Molly Ball has been at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.

We are walking around Chicago near the United Center where Michael Jordan once played,

watching the delegates stream in for the final night of the Democratic Convention.

The energy was high. Democratic Convention.

The energy was high, and the people Molly spoke with said they felt a sense of joy,

unity, and optimism about their candidate Kamala Harris.

So what has been the highlight of the convention for you so far? The unity. There's no

dissent, there's no tension. Everyone is here coming together. We're getting in

formation. To quote Beyonze.

I mean the historic nature of this is phenomenal.

I never thought I possibly would see this in my lifetime.

I'm a 55 year old black woman in America and you know we had president

Obama which was you know about the country together and we're all we're

excited about that so it sounds like you think she's gonna win she got this

with women behind her she got this locked. Locked up. Now, the party is gearing up for the tough

and final stretch of this election.

Literally, I've met people from all over the world this week. They're really excited because you know I think people support what

they help build and they think that they're part of that something special and and

now it's our job to sustain us for the next 74 days.

Democrats are feeling very, very good.

Democrats are euphoric, verging on, ecstatic. They have all felt this dramatic

reversal in their political fortune since Joe Biden stepped off the ticket and

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