Michelle Obama goes 'high', GOP's John Kasich blasts Trump and other top moments from the DNC's opening night

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Michelle Obama goes 'high', GOP's John Kasich blasts Trump and other top moments from the DNC's opening night

Michelle Obama, wearing a 'VOTE' necklace, said Trump is "in over his head." She said: "We've got to vote for Joe Biden like our lives depend on it.”

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