Walz, Bill Clinton, Oprah: Democratic convention day three key takeaways

Tim Walz's pitch to citizens: 'We'll turn the page on Donald Trump'

Kamala Harris' running mate gave a passionate pitch on the final evening of the convention, highlighting his background, experience, and the journey of his family. Using football metaphors, he emphasized the urgency of the upcoming election, urging supporters to act with determination. He framed the election as a final push to overcome the current administration and promised a future focused on workers' rights, healthcare, housing, and individual freedoms, aiming for a more inclusive and equitable America.

Oprah Winfrey, Stevie Marvel, Kenan Thompson and different VIPs strengthen the group

The event featured a star-studded lineup. Oprah Winfrey received enthusiastic applause and criticized views opposing books while defending Harris' candidacy in historical context. She also energized the audience with a spirited performance of "Joy." Kenan Thompson made a memorable appearance with a mock "Undertaking 2025" book, addressing potential harms from conservative policies. Stevie Wonder urged choosing "joy over anger," while Mindy Kaling shared personal stories about Harris. The night concluded with performances by John Legend and Sheila E.

Bill Clinton: 'We want Kamala Harris, the leader of delight'

In his twelfth Democratic convention speech, Bill Clinton, using prepared notes, cautioned against complacency and the risks of being distracted by false issues. He criticized Trump for his narcissism and focus on crowd sizes, echoing Barack Obama's earlier remarks. Clinton emphasized unity and urged supporters to avoid dismissing those with opposing views. He praised Joe Biden for his leadership and highlighted the hope Harris brings to the campaign, encouraging voters to support the ticket with confidence in their future satisfaction.