Where and how to watch Michelle Obama’s speech at the DNC 2024? Time, on TV and online
Former First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, will speak in Chicago on Tuesday in support of Kamala Harris.
The Democratic National Convention (DNC) kicked off on Monday, marking the official start of Kamala Harris’s and Tim Walz’s campaigns for President and Vice President of the United States. President Joe Biden, who had initially been set to face Donald Trump in the 2024 election before stepping aside, delivered the opening address of the convention. Adding to the day’s highlights, Steve Kerr, the coach of the Golden State Warriors and Team USA, made headlines with a strong message directed at Trump.
Tuesday at the DNC: it’s Obama time!
Former President Barack Obama is slated to speak on Tuesday – along with others – addressing an estimated crowd of 50,000 attendees in Chicago. While his speech is eagerly anticipated, his wife, Michelle Obama, is expected to garner just as much attention. It’s worth noting that some had urged her to run for the nomination before Harris was selected.
The theme for the convention’s second day is “A Bold Vision for America’s Future” under Harris’s leadership. Illinois Governor JB Pritzker will deliver a welcoming address, with the Obamas headlining the evening’s speeches. Michelle Obama will take the stage first, followed by her husband.
In this clip, #MichelleObama shares how she intentionally raised her daughters to embrace failure, take positive risks, and learn from their mistakes.
— Lean In (@LeanInOrg) August 16, 2024
Learn what you can do to help girls get comfortable with taking risks at https://t.co/G41VAN3r9V. pic.twitter.com/h2avYH3tj9
How can I watch Michelle Obama’s speech?
As former First Lady Obama’s appearance is a primetime event, it will take place at some point between 7pm and 11pm ET. The exact time of her address hasn’t been revealed. Primetime events will air on all major news networks, including ABC, CBS, CNN, C-SPAN, Fox, NBC, MSNBC, PBS, and others.
What I admire most about Joe is his decency, his resilience, and his unshakable belief in the promise of our country. Over the last four years, those are the values America has needed most. I am proud to call him my president, and I’m so grateful to call him my friend. pic.twitter.com/7eI4pc5VOQ
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) August 20, 2024
Obama’s speech, as well as those of the other speakers, including her husband, will also be available to stream on the DNC’s official YouTube and X channels, as well as the convention’s official website.
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