Crystal Wright, Con Job: How the Democrats Gave Us Crime, Sanctuary Cities, Abortion Profiteering and Racial Division/Conservative Black Chick & Alex Lawson, Social Security Works & Charles Sauer, The Market Institute all join Thom. The truth is that every speaker spent more time bashing Hillary Clinton than they did praising Trump. But what's really confusing - is the fact that the actual scheduled theme of the night had absolutely nothing to do with Hillary Clinton. The actual theme of the night was "Make America Work Again." So why didn't any of the speakers talk about any plans to actually put America back to work? Is it because neither Trump nor the GOP has any real plan to create jobs - and they're just using nationalism - immigration - and anti-Clinton rhetoric to rally their base of white racists and sexists? So why didn't any of the speakers talk about any plans to actually put America back to work?

David Cobb, Move To Amend, joins Thom. The fight against money in politics is the biggest fight of our lifetimes. It involves activism at the local level - the county level - the state level - and the federal level. After all - it's only a movement to re-imagine and recreate the entire political system as we know it. And that's why the movement to take money out of politics involves more than just politics as usual. It also involves things like art - and tomorrow one of America's leading campaign finance reformers will participate in a special showcase of activist art in New York City. The event is titled the Global Corporocracy Art Show - and it will be held tomorrow between 6 and 9 PM at the Devaju Art Gallery on 223 East 60th Street in New York.

Tonight’s Rumble discusses whether any substance or policy talk will come out of the Republican Convention, Chris Christie’s “indictment” of Hillary Clinton, and how the GOP platform wants to make Christianity the official religion of the United States. Thom talks the latest way Move to Amend is trying to get money out of politics with Move to Amend’s David Cobb and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom details how a Donald Trump win means a Mike Pence White House.

Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Anya Parampil, RT America & Neil McCabe, Breitbart all join Thom. The 2016 Republican platform is one of the most extreme platforms in the history of the party - but it does get one thing right. According to the Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort - the Republican Platform - like the Democratic Platform - will include a proposal to reinstate the Glass Steagall Act of 1933 that created a firewall between Wall Street investment banks and Main Street commercial banks. Is this a shameless attempt to try to attract Bernie Sanders supporters or have Republicans finally woken up to the reality that we need to break up the big banks?