Sigourney Weaver interview
Actress Sigourney Weaver spoke passionately about the issue of climate change at the DNC on Wednesday and voiced her support for Clinton. Weaver joined CBSN to discuss her speech, environmental outlook and political views.
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Actress Sigourney Weaver spoke passionately about the issue of climate change at the DNC on Wednesday and voiced her support for Clinton. Weaver joined CBSN to discuss her speech, environmental outlook and political views.
Former Philadelphia police commissioner Charles Ramsey addressed gun violence in his speech at the DNC. Ramsey said he has seen crime scenes, grieving families and the cost of gun violence during his time policing. He also said American needs a strong leader to impose reform.
Sen. Chris Murphy spoke to the DNC on Wednesday, demanding change concerning guns in America. Murphy said he feels a sense of outrage at the current gun laws and wants a candidate who shares his frustration. Murphy said Clinton has fought despite resistance on this issue and will continue the fight.
Erica Smegielski spoke at the DNC about losing her mother in the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting. Her mother, the principal, was killed while trying to protect her students from the shooter. Smegielski said she is frustrated with politicians who choose to stand with the gun lobby instead of by "American families."
Film and television producer Lee Daniels addressed gun violence at the DNC on Wednesday night. He also touched on his family's personal experience with incarceration and violence. He said Clinton is the candidate who can implement necessary change.
Senator Harry Reid addressed the DNC, slamming the GOP and voicing support for Hillary Clinton. Reid said that the GOP set the stage for Trump, calling him a "hateful con man."
Reverend and civil rights activist addresses the Democratic National Convention and pushes for voters to elect Hillary Clinton. See his remarks here.
California Governor Jerry Brown delivered remarks on climate change at the DNC. He said action is necessary in order to fix the damage on the environment.
Martin O'Malley, former governor of Maryland, spoke to the DNC Wednesday night. O'Malley, who ran against Clinton in the primaries, began his speech declaring his support for her as the Democratic candidate. He praised Clinton's strength, experience and views while bashing Trump.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan addressed the DNC, speaking about providing real opportunity for all. Duggan said Detroit, like the country, needs an economy that works for everyone. He said Clinton is the candidate to make that happen and slammed Trump for a lack of realistic policies.
Former President Bill Clinton addressed the DNC Tuesday night. He opened up about the moment he met Hillary, and how she opened his eyes to a new world of public service. He also discussed why Hillary would make a great president. Watch his full remarks.
Hillary Clinton appeared via video at the DNC on Tuesday. In her live message from New York, she said they have "put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet." She also addressed young girls watching saying that they could be the next president. Watch the message here.
Actress Meryl Streep addressed the DNC on Tuesday night, saying it takes "grit and grace" to be the "first female anything." She expressed her admiration for Clinton's passion and announced her support for her presidential campaign.
Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright addressed the DNC Tuesday. Albright said she has "seen Clinton fight and win for our country." See her full remarks.
Senator Amy Klobuchar addressed the DNC Tuesday night. She spoke about the human trafficking problem in the United States and opportunities for women across the country. Watch her full remarks.
Actress Debra Messing addressed the DNC on Tuesday night about Sept. 11, 2001. She discussed the "heartbreak and trauma" she felt as a New Yorker, but also expressed pride for the compassion and strength the country displayed. She introduced NYPD detective Joe Sweeney who was there during the 9/11 attack.
Former Governor of Vermont Howard Dean addressed the DNC Tuesday night. Dean spoke about Clinton's plan for healthcare and why choosing Trump would be a destructive choice. See his full remarks.
Lauren Manning battled for her life after she was brutally burned in the attack on September 11, 2001. Manning spoke about Clinton's loyalty during that hard time saying she, "checked in for years because she cared." See her emotional speech.
Former NYPD detective Joe Sweeney addressed the DNC and talked about his experience serving as an officer and detective. Sweeney served the NYPD for 21 years and during the 9/11 terror attack. He declared his support for Clinton, saying she is still their "toughtest champion."
U.S. Senator from California Barbara Boxer made her case for Hillary Clinton Tuesday night. Boxer expressed a passionate message for Donald Trump and his running mate Mike Pence. Watch her full remarks.
Actresses Lena Dunham and America Ferrera addressed the DNC Tuesday night. Both Dunham and Ferrera made their case for Clinton proudly expressing "we're with her." Watch their full remarks.
The "Mothers of the Movement" united on stage for Hillary Clinton. These mothers lost their children to gun violence and police brutality. Watch their emotional remarks at the DNC.
Mayor of Columbia, South Carolina, Steve Benjamin addressed the DNC on the convention's second night. He spoke about his role as a father and the importance of Hillary as a role model for women, especially for his daughters.
"Scandal" actor Tony Goldwyn addressed the DNC Tuesday night. Goldwyn introduced the "mothers of the movement." Watch his full remarks.
Former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder addressed the DNC Tuesday night. Holder said that Clinton will "help U.S. confront racial injustice." Watch his full remarks.