Donald Trump releases speakers list for GOP convention -- and one person is noticeably missing
Donald Trump released the speaking list for the Republican National Convention in Cleveland on Thursday morning, and one major figure was noticeably missing.
The list omitted Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, a potential running mate who met with the presumptive Republican presidential nominee privately on Wednesday, heightening speculation he could be selected as Trump's choice for vice president.
Other potential picks like former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie are both included on the list of speakers.
The list included lawmakers, prominent military veterans, four of Trump's children, and figures from the business community like tech billionaire Peter Thiel.
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While many Republican members of congress and longtime part operatives chose to skip this year's convention due to the polarizing nature of the Trump campaign, many top Republican part officials will still be there.
House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell are both slated to speak, as are other high-profile figures like Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and Sen. Ted Cruz.
Though Trump hasn't released the speaking order, the New York Times reported Wednesday evening that Trump plans to organize the nights by themes, including a night dedicated to the economy and one dedicated to the attacks on the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012.
Here's the list of people speaking at the convention:
Pastor Mark Burns
Phil Ruffin
Rep. Ryan Zinke
Pat Smith
Mark Geist
John Tiegen
Rep. Michael McCaul
Sheriff David Clarke
Rep. Sean Duffy
Darryl Glenn
Sen. Tom Cotton
Karen Vaughn
Gov. Mike Huckabee
Mayor Rudy Giuliani
Melania Trump
Sen. Joni Ernst
Kathryn Gates-Skipper
Marcus Luttrell
Dana White
Gov. Asa Hutchinson
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge
Michael Mukasey
Andy Wist
Sen. Jeff Sessions
Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn
Alex Smith
House Speaker Paul Ryan
Rep. Kevin McCarthy
Kerry Woolard
Sen. Shelley Moore Capito
Dr. Ben Carson
Co-Chair Sharon Day
Natalie Gulbis
Kimberlin Brown
Antonio Sabato, Jr.
Peter Thiel
Eileen Collins
Sen. Ted Cruz
Newt Gingrich
Michelle Van Etten
Lynne Patton
Eric Trump
Harold Hamm
Congressman Chris Collins
Brock Mealer
Rep. Marsha Blackburn
Gov. Mary Fallin
Darrell Scott
Lisa Shin
Gov. Rick Scott
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus
Tom Barrack
Ivanka Trump
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi
Jerry Falwell Jr.
Rabbi Haskel Lookstein
Chris Cox
Sen. Mitch McConnell
Tiffany Trump
Gov. Chris Christie
Donald J. Trump Jr.
Gov. Scott Walker
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