Washington DC Campaign Events | Speeches, Interviews, Town Halls

Donald Trump spoke at the 2020 Republican National Convention and officially accepted the Republican nomination for a second term as President. Trump spent much of his speech attacking Democratic nominee Joe Biden, starkly warning that "violent anarchists, agitators and criminals who threaten our citizens" would take over the country if he were elected. He also said Joe Biden is “is not the savior of America’s soul. He is the destroyer of America’s jobs, and if given the chance, he will be the destroyer of America’s greatness.” At no part in his speech did he say what he would do in a second term.

Ivanka Trump spoke on the fourth night of the Republican National Convention to advocate for Donald Trump's reelection in November's Presidential election. She spent much of her speech trying to humanize Donald Trump, along with saying she was the "proud daughter of the people’s president." She added that Trump "is so unapologetic about his beliefs that he has caused me and countless Americans to take a hard look at our own convictions, and ask ourselves: What do we stand for? What kind of America do we want to leave for our children?”

Tom Cotton spoke on the fourth night of the Republican National Convention to advocate for Donald Trump's reelection in November's Presidential election. Cotton spent the majority of his speech attacking former Vice President Joe Biden as pandering to "the Ayatollahs" and "the Communist Party of China." He also warned that a President Joe Biden would "take a knee" instead of "standing for America."

Rudy Giuliani spoke on the fourth night of the Republican National Convention to advocate for Donald Trump's reelection in November's Presidential election. Giuliani used his time to attack Democratic led cities, specifically New York City, as pandering to violent anarchists intent on destroying the American way of life, warning that if Joe Biden were elected then all of America would descend into lawlessness, saying "it is clear that a vote for Biden and the Democrats creates the risk that you will bring this lawlessness to your city, to your town, to your suburb."

House and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson spoke on the fourth night of the Republican National Convention to advocate for Donald Trump's reelection in November's Presidential election. Carson opened by speaking about recent unrest in Wisconsin after a police shot a black man in the back numerous times and then pivoted to spending the vast majority of his speech trying to convince the American people that President Trump isn't a racist.

Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes spoke on the fourth night of the Republican National Convention to advocate for Donald Trump's reelection in November's Presidential election. He spent most of his speech praising Donald Trump for his actions combating human trafficking in the United States and throughout the world, saying his Administration "has done more to combat human trafficking than any administration in modern history.”