When does Hillary Clinton speak at the 2024 DNC? How to watch and stream
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will take the stage Monday night during the first night of the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
Clinton is one of several notable speakers, including President Joe Biden, expected to address the convention on Monday, nearly eight years after her failed presidential run against former President Donald Trump.
After Biden dropped out of the race in July, Clinton and former President Bill Clinton were quick to endorse Vice President Kamala Harris to take over Biden's spot as the Democratic nominee. Bill Clinton is expected to deliver remarks on Wednesday before vice presidential nominee Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota, gives his speech.
Harris, the Democratic nominee, will close out the convention with her acceptance speech Thursday night.
Here's what to know about tuning into Clinton's speech at the DNC.
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What time is Hillary Clinton's speech?
Clinton's speech will come on the first night of the DNC, on Monday, Aug. 19 following a welcome from Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson. The DNC has not released the exact time for her speech, but it will likely come during the main programming portion of the evening, scheduled from 5:30-10 p.m. CT.
The DNC speaker schedule is subject to change and a full list of speakers will be released at a later time.
When is the 2024 DNC?
The DNC is scheduled to run August 19-22 at the United Center in Chicago.
How to watch Hillary Clinton's speech
Paste BN is providing live coverage of Clinton's speech, which is scheduled on opening night of the Democratic National Convention: Monday, Aug. 19.
Paste BN will stream every day of the Democratic National Convention, which takes place Aug. 19-22 in Chicago. You can watch night one on the embedded video above or on Paste BN's YouTube channel.
Contributing: Joey Garrison and Rachel Barber,Paste BN