#President Trump to speak every night of RNC this week as full lineup revealed

President Trump will speak each of the four nights of the Republican National Convention to deliver an uplifting message to the American people, a campaign adviser said on Sunday — as the full list of speakers was released.

“You’ll have President Trump speaking at various parts for each of the nights,” Jason Miller told host Chuck Todd on NBC News’ “Meet the Press.”

Calling last week’s Democratic National Convention that nominated Joe Biden as president and Sen. Kamala Harris as vice president a “massive grievance fest,” Miller said the RNC will tell a “beautiful story.”

“One of the things you’re going to see this week is a complete change in the perception that I believe that the media tries to tell about what a Trump supporter looks like or who a Trump supporter is we’re going to talk about the American story,” Miller said, adding that the RNC will highlight Trump’s accomplishments over the past four years and set a vision for a second term.

“We are going to see a great uplifting message from the president and from our allies, and Chuck when I tell you some of these stories that you hear they’re going to be some breakout stars, some people that you would not expect to be supporters of the President, and it’s going to tell a very beautiful story,” he said.

Trump and Vice President Mike Pence are expected to be in Charlotte, North Carolina, for the RNC’s first night Monday when the delegates assembled in the Charlotte Convention Center officially nominate them for the 2020 Republican presidential ticket.

The president will formally accept the nomination in a speech Thursday from the South Lawn of the White, while Pence will do the same Wednesday at Fort McHenry in Baltimore.

The Trump campaign released the list of speakers for each day on Sunday.

Monday speakers include:


Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina


House Republican Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana


Representative Matt Gaetz of Florida


Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio


Former Ambassador Nikki Haley


Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel


Georgia State Representative Vernon Jones


Amy Johnson Ford


Kimberly Guilfoyle


Natalie Harp


Charlie Kirk


Kim Klacik


Mark and Patricia McCloskey


Sean Parnell


Andrew Pollack


Donald Trump, Jr.


Tanya Weinreis

Tuesday speakers include:


First Lady Melania Trump


Secretary of State Mike Pompeo


Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky


Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds


Florida Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez


Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron


Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi


Abby Johnson


Jason Joyce


Myron Lizer


Mary Ann Mendoza


Megan Pauley


Cris Peterson


John Peterson


Nicholas Sandmann


Eric Trump


Tiffany Trump

Wednesday speakers include:


Vice President Mike Pence


Second Lady Karen Pence


Sen. Marsha Blackburn of Tennessee


Sen. Joni Ernst of Iowa


South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem


Rep. Dan Crenshaw of Texas


Rep. Elise Stefanik of New York


Rep. Lee Zeldin of New York


Former Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell


White House adviser to the president Kellyanne Conway


Keith Kellogg


Jack Brewer


Sister Dede Byrne


Madison Cawthorn


Scott Dane


Clarence Henderson


Ryan Holets


Michael McHale


Burgess Owens


Lara Trump

Thursday speakers include:


President Trump


Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson


Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky


Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas


House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy of California


Rep. Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey


Ivanka Trump


Ja’Ron Smith


Ann Dorn


Debbie Flood


Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani


Franklin Graham


Alice Johnson


Wade Mayfield


Carl and Marsha Mueller


Dana White