Today on Secular, President Trump delivers his nomination speech just days after assassination

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And now your host, Jordan Secullo.

All right folks, welcome to Secullo.

I'm again joining you from my hotel room in Milwaukee. We'll be back in the studio on

Monday. Will Haynes is there for us to keep that ship down and again last night

the most important night of the convention, I think probably one of the most important nights that we've seen in politics in many years.

And that's because you had an attempted assassination attempt of a former president who is currently the

nominated candidate for one of the two major political parties in the country and at the same time, so we got the first time really he spoke to the American people

I think last night people are making a big deal about the speech being long but I

actually think when you take a step back you have to realize that there were two major speeches within that one speech in the first 45 minutes of course you've got a lot of crowd applause you've got a lot of things that are taking up time when you're at that convention setting.

But that first 45 minutes will was spent on addressing the American people, not really even

the convention so much, but the American people about what happened on

Saturday in Pennsylvania honoring the firefighter who was killed and and Donald Trump

with a very somber tone about what he personally went through.

He said, this is the only time you're going to hear it from me because it's too hard to tell.

And I will tell you, just even the facial expressions.

And then I think when he got into the second part of the

speech which was the more traditional political speech you'll notice he even said I'm not

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