Oprah, 'cat ladies' and other key takeaways from DNC's third night
The Democratic National Convention's third night in Chicago featured a folksy 'coach' Tim Walz, Oprah Winfrey and a host of other big names.
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Minnesota Democrats were the last to leave the United Center after their state governor worked the room with a folksy "pep talk" inspired by his love of American football. His proud son Gus could also be seen giving a tearful reaction.
The night also played host to Democratic grandees such as former President Bill Clinton and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, as well as rising party stars including Josh Shapiro, the governor of the key swing state of Pennsylvania.
In case you missed the convention's third night, here are some of the highlights.
Governor Walz gave a brief speech to formally accept the nomination as his party's vice-presidential candidate - and tapped into his favourite sport.
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