Wikler, thanks very much. >> Thanks so much for having me
on. >> Kamala Harris continues to
focus on Wisconsin voters. Earlier this week, with the
convention in full swing, she broke away to rally a record
crowd of supporters in Milwaukee in her third visit in four weeks
to the state Murv Seymour has been on the campaign trail and
has this report. Hello, Milwaukee. How are we doing?
>> For a few hours this week, as vice president, Harris says, the
road to the white House runs through this very state. In one
night, only a piece of the Democratic National Convention
heart of downtown Milwaukee, with the official convention in
full swing, 90 miles away inside Chicago's United Center. Vice
President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Governor
Tim Walz, fill two arenas at the same time in two cities with
fired up voters in Chicago and Milwaukee, which lights up with
excitement no matter what. Terrence Burkett is one of an
estimated 18,000 people who have come to the Fiserv Forum Arena
to cheer, chant and support what he calls the Harris Walls
political movement, even if it is from the so-called cheap
seats. ran, I got a chance to
experience that, and I did not think we would get to experience
something like that again. In my lifetime.
world is already very divided as are this many people that have
the same sort of core beliefs and values and morals that you
do feels good. two twin rallies takes place in
the same space where Republicans held their convention, barely a
month ago. Today, two blocks away, a huge Trump billboard
sits high in the sky, offering voters a contrast between
Republicans and Democrats. Democratic campaign officials
hope this convention style campaign stop in Milwaukee has
the same effect. >> The vice president leaving
her own convention and coming here, is saying to voters on the
ground in this city and in this state in Wisconsin, to say, we
see you, we value you, and we're going to pass the mic from state
to state so that all our voices are heard all around the nation.
>> At one point, a feed of the ceremonial roll call of
delegates from Chicago played out live on the big screens
inside the forum. Illinois. How do you cast your vote? Suddenly,
out of nowhere, Governor Tim Walsh, the vice presidential
hopeful Tim Walz walks out and stuns this crowd.
>> By the way, they got a little party going over in Chicago.
They didn't know the big party was here in Milwaukee tonight.
So this is where it's at. >> He wastes no time in talking
about the elephant in the room. Their opponent, Donald Trump.
>> They left here riding high. They were feeling good. This
thing was over. Well, trust me, Milwaukee a hell of a lot can
change in four weeks when it's time for the Wisconsin
delegation, this Milwaukee audience erupts into a Wisconsin
Badger football tradition meant to give the team a last quarter
push towards victory. >> I am thrilled to reaffirm
Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee for president of the
United States. Tweedle dum I can't move after the Minnesota
and California roll calls, vice president Harris's message from
Milwaukee is live streamed for those at the convention in
Chicago and the rest of America. >> They have nominated coach
Walls and me to be the next vice president and president of the
United States of America. Surrounded by the people she
hopes to represent, using the one word that represents her
campaign candidate, Harris reminds this enthusiastic crowd
that her campaign is about freedom.
freedom to be safe from gun violence. The freedom to love
who you love openly and with pride.
>> Now that Kamala Harris is the official Democratic nominee,
she's hoping to ride the momentum from this week's
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