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Join Us — Live! — for a Recap and Analysis of the Democratic National Convention Join Us — Live! — for a Recap of the Democratic National Convention
(about 2 hours later)
Watch our event here on Friday, Aug. 21 at 11 a.m. Eastern. The speeches are being delivered in empty rooms. The festivities migrated to video chats. And on Friday, Aug. 21 at 11 a.m. ET, Times Politics reporters will gather for a 30-minute analysis and recap of the Democratic National Convention.
The speeches are being delivered in empty rooms. The festivities migrated to video chats. Hosted by deputy politics editor Rachel Dry, they’ll discuss Joe Biden’s acceptance speech and how his career has prepared him for this moment — and more.
On Friday, Aug. 21 at 11 a.m. Eastern on this page, Times Politics reporters will gather for a 30-minute analysis and recap. (You can tune in live to the event on Friday, Aug. 21 at 11 a.m. ET on this page. We’ll be streaming it in the video above.)
We’ll have a conversation about Joe Biden’s acceptance speech and how his political career prepared him for this moment — plus highlights and memorable moments from the week that were supposed to take place in Milwaukee and instead are unfolding from home Zoom setups from around the country.
The following week, we’ll be back to discuss the Republican National Convention. President Trump is set to be officially renominated by his party on Aug. 27, as Republicans gather virtually and in Charlotte, N.C., for their convention. Join the Times Politics desk for a conversation to wrap-up the events next week too. We’ll be assessing how it all went on Friday, Aug. 28 at 11 a.m. Eastern. Want more analysis from our political reporters and editors? We’ve got a whole slate of live programming coming up, including:
You can also join the Politics team for more free live events on the 2020 election: Friday, Aug. 28 at 11 a.m. ET: A discussion of the Republican National Convention. President Trump is set to be officially renominated by his party on Aug. 27, as Republicans gather virtually and in Charlotte, N.C.
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Until then, get caught up with Times coverage of the 2020 candidates, Mr. Biden and Mr. Trump, and follow along with the latest campaign news and updates here. (Bookmark this page to watch our events live — or after the fact.)
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You can watch our two previous events below. The Unconventional Convention, with deputy politics editor Rachel Dry and Julián Castro, the former 2020 candidate.
The first, in July, was about the unconventional convention season, featuring our reporters, along with an interview with Julián Castro, the former 2020 candidate, about giving a career-defining speech in the bright lights of a convention hall.
The second, on Aug. 12, covered the pick of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden’s running mate, and how voters in battleground states might swing the election. The Times political team on the selection of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden’s running mate.