All right, welcome to the Republican National Convention day four, Jake Euger, Emma Viglin,

Young Turks coverage, ready to rock and roll. We've got a lot of speakers, they're all horrific.

We will comment throughout. And obviously at the end, Donald Trump speaks. And boy,

can't wait for that train, Rick. It'll be hard to turn your eyes away though.

So Tom Cotton also speaks tonight, Ben Carson does. It looks like Ben Carson might speak

right before Trump. And I'm telling you all this stuff that I've seen about this conference.

They're apparently also convinced that black voters are going to decide the election.

They stuff more African-Americans in this conference convention than there are African-American

Republicans, literally, because they brought in a couple of Democrats.

And then also Mitch McConnell tonight, Kevin McCarthy, Jeff Fanejou, who used to be a Democrat,

corporate Democrat, Ivanka Trump. He says, of course, his special favorite child for the last day,

Rudy Giuliani. No, I mean Ivanka not Rudy Giuliani, although Rudy's also a special

child in different sorts. Franklin Graham, he's not the evangelical that's watched while his

wife slept with a pool boy. That's a different one, that's a different one, okay?

And then Dana White is with the UFC. So obviously he's going to speak.

So, all that, Emma, how are you doing?

Doing good, feeling good. I learned from last night to have coffee tonight because the R&C

was such a new spec. Specifically Mike Pence's speech, I couldn't get over how

uncharismatic and boring he is. And I said to Anna last night, you could have made that speech

in 2012 with a Republican national convention that I wouldn't have known the difference.

It was so standard, barely touching on the current realities of the coronavirus pandemic,

Black Lives Matter, the fact that 30 plus million Americans are unemployed. It was this odd focus

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