Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to speak at the Democratic Party Convention in Chicago on Wednesday evening.
The theme of the evening is “Fight for Freedom”.
Clinton, 78, will be speaking at a DNC for the 12th time. The 42nd US president also accepted the nomination in 1996 during the convention at the United Center in Chicago.
Former President Barack Obama delivered a speech Tuesday evening. Clinton is expected to deliver her address later in the evening.
When does the DNC start on Wednesday?
The program at the United Center is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. CT.
Who will speak at the DNC in Chicago on Wednesday night?
In addition to Clinton, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz will also end the evening by accepting the Democratic nomination for Vice President.
Other speakers who will take the podium include former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg.
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson is also scheduled to give a speech at the beginning of the evening’s program.
More: Who is speaking at the DNC in Chicago on Wednesday? Here’s a look at the list of attendees
How to watch and stream the DNC on Wednesday night
Coverage varies by station, but the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is offering a live stream:
