 It's a convention, nomination, acceptance speech, the likes of which we've never seen before, happening less than a week after the nominee was shot in the head by an assassin's bullet. The longest speech ever given, beating Bill Clinton's record. We could dissect it for the next whole week, and we might just do that. Because so much is missed in the drama, in the pathos, in the energy, in the happiness, the joy, the response from the crowd.