Save yourself some irritation and switch to C-SPAN RIGHT NOW!

[63splitwindow]

No talking heads telling you what is important nor interviewing assholes. Just gavel to gavel coverage of what is being said at the podium. Make up your own mind about what they are saying how they are being received. Simple, clear, a treat!

[BeyondGeography]

1. Correct

I don't know why everyone doesn't do this.

[lunatica]

4. I like the wandering cameras

Picking out known personalities and showing the people with all their crazy outfits. I don't think C-Span does that unless they've changed a lot.

[BeyondGeography]

9. They are a little light on crowd shots

But you do get some of that during the music breaks. They'll give you the occasional tears shot, too. Otoh, it's fun to watch them gloss over people who you know love to be noticed, like Schumer sitting front-and-center last night. The main plus for me, apart from the absence of commentary, is you get to hear all the speakers in their entirety.

[frazzled]

2. You could have seen Tom Harkin ...

Teaching us all the American Sign Language sign for America: two hands intertwined and moving in a circle.

Everyone was amazed and delighted.

[femmocrat]

3. K & R

X 1000

[st17011864200074656]

5. That is one gorgeous stage!

[Person 2713]

6. Or stream on YouTube from dnc....I tried our TV pbs station and in the middle of a speech

they started babbling random facts
Wtf went back to stream ....I guess if one has cable cspan

[Mendocino]

7. Agreed, so much better.

I can't imagine the level of moronic commentary on faux.

[NightWatcher]

8. Oh thank goodness I found that stream on tunein

I can't take the commentators

[kentuck]

10. Yep!

Unless you want to hear the talking heads of the corporate media.

[Greybnk48]

11. Uverse has DNC tv

with no commentary, just the speakers and no interruptions.

[Skittles]

12. right FUGGING now

GET WITH THE PROGRAM 63SPLITWINDOW

[63splitwindow]

13. It is beyond refreshing, is it not? nt