| July 25, 2016 |
Rather than sit home and watching the Democratic convention, Donald Trump is on the road campaigning. The Factor analyzed the Trump campaign with FNC's Brit Hume and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich. "Occasionally I give advice to the Trump campaign," Gingrich said, "and he has a very interesting team. Paul Manifort has done an amazing job and Donald Trump is very open to ideas. He has begun to lay out a big divide between where he is and where she is." While obviously not a fan of Hillary Clinton, Gingrich lauded her selection of Tim Kaine to be her running mate. Hume, in turn, gave his initial perceptions from Philadelphia. "Conventions used to be pretty tumultuous, but these are now four-day shows designed to highlight the candidate. But events have transformed this from a day that was supposed to showcase party unity into just the opposite. It's even possible that the ticket could be booed by Sanders backers when they appear on the stage Thursday night."
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