Good evening. I'm on the Navas and I'm Jeff Bennett on the news hour tonight.

All eyes are on the Republican National Convention here in the Milwaukee where

former President Donald Trump is set to make his first public

speech since the assassination attempt.

President Biden faces more calls from top Democrats to step aside. The latest setback in his re-election campaign.

And the US Secret Service faces mounting pressure over the apparent failures that led to Mr.

Trump's shooting.

Realizing this was only 150 yards would have been. that led to Mr. Trump's shooting.

Realizing this was only 150 yards

with a clear line of sight to the podium

where the president was going to be speaking.

That's a critical error. Welcome to the news hour. It is the final night of the Republican National Convention

here in Milwaukee. Donald Trump is set to accept his party's nomination for president

marking his first public speech since the attempt on his life this past weekend.

That speech will wrap up a week messaging a United Republican Party,

one that spent days reminding voters about Trump's strengths and the party's vision for America.

Meanwhile, Democrats are facing an array of questions about the top of their ticket.

Lisa Desjardin has been following it all, Lisa.

That's right. Tonight is the big night here, of course, at the convention, but it follows the

other marquee night of the week where the vice

presidential nominee J.D. Vance came out and throughout the night we saw rhetoric

that swung between talk of strengths to talk of sensitivity to some sharp words.

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