Scott Pelley: Trump Trying To Distance Himself From GOP Leaders
Scott Pelley says Donald Trump continues to defiantly rebuff Republican party leaders as he accepts their nomination for President.
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Scott Pelley says Donald Trump continues to defiantly rebuff Republican party leaders as he accepts their nomination for President.
Former RNC Chairman Michael Steele says Donald Trump's flaws are what's holding his campaign back.
Joel Pollack accused The Daily Show of trying to set up conservatives at a 'Gays for Trump' event at the Republican Convention
Dom Giordano talked with delegates from Pennsylvania at the Republican National Convention.
Lou Dobbs is happy Donald Trump chose Mike Pence as his running mate.
Former Secret Service Agent Gary Byrne tells Chris Stigall why Hillary Clinton should not be elected President.
Congresswoman Marsha Blackburn says the time has come to unite behind Donald Trump.
Pundits weigh on on the opening of the RNC, criticizing Melania Trump for plagiarizing Michelle Obama and party leaders for denying a roll call vote to state delegations.
Chris covered the fallout from Melania Trump's speech at the Republican National Convention. He talked with Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach about the Republican platform at 6:20, John Daniel Davidson from the Federalist at 7:50 about the battles going on inside the Republican party, and AB Stoddard from Real Clear Politics at 8:00 about Melania Trump's speech.
Kris Kobach promises that, if elected, Donald Trump will build a wall across the Mexican border.
Chris previewed the beginning of the Republican National Convention and reviewed Donald Trump's selection of Indiana Governor Mike Pence as his running mate and the killing of three police officers in Baton Rouge. At 6:20, he spoke with foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski about Friday's failed coup attempt in Turkey, at 7:00, he talked to Michael Bronstein and Robert McManus on the Monday Morning Matchup about the start of the Republican convention, and he spoke with Greg Harris, the CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at 8:50.
Chris discussed the speculation around Donald Trump's choice of a running mate, Villanova not winning an ESPY, and Bernie Sanders endorsement of Hillary Clinton. At 8:20, He talked with Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey about the Republican convention and Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's comments about Donald Trump.
Chris discussed Bernie Sanders endorsement of Hillary Clinton, the latest effort to unseat Donald Trump at the Republican convention, and the continuing Black Lives Matter protests.
Chris Stigall says Donald Trump's campaign failings reveal a candidate that may not be serious about winning the White House.
Former Chairman of the RNC, Michael Steele, says there is no way that the Republicans will take the nomination away from Donald Trump, despite calls to do so.
Despite definitive public statements that Ohio Governor John Kasich would never be his running mate, a Donald Trump/John Kasich ticket is a strong possibility.
Ed Rendell says he does not believe Speaker of the House Paul Ryan's declaration that he is not interested in running for President.
Guy Ciarrocchi from the Chester County Chamber of Business and Industry says Pennsylvania's Republican delegates could unite to form a crucial voting block at the party's nominating convention.
Roger Stone defended his intentions to out GOP delegates if the switch to another candidate from Donald Trump and the convention but said all protests will be non-violent.
Michael Steele says there will be bedlam at the Republican National Convention is Republicans try to take the nomination away from Donald Trump.
Political columnist John Hayward says nothing has really changed following the latest Republican presidential debate.
The city is in the market for 2,000 sets of riot armor, and the March 28 deadline for companies to enter bids is fast approaching.
AB Stoddard, from The Hill, explains that the Republican Party remains in a state of panic as to how to deal with Donald Trump's candidacy.
Roger Stone says Republican insiders are already angling to steal the nomination from Donald Trump at the convention later this year in Cleveland.
Philadelphia is anxiously awaiting the Pope's visit in two months but save some of your energy: The Democratic National Convention is just one year away and the woman who organized the last nominating convention the city hosted says it will take another huge, city-wide hospitality effort.
