In part two of our coverage of the Republican National Convention:

Jane Eisner, editor-in-chief of The Forward, discusses the Republican platform opposing a two-state solution. She argues that just because Israelis don't want a two-state solution imposed on them, it doesn't mean they're opposed to a solution.

And,Bruce LeVell, executive director of the National Diversity Coalition For Trump, says that "all of this is going to clear itself out by the time we get to November," regarding Trump's prior racist remarks. LeVell hopes that Trump's transparency as a candidate, and that he doesn't take money from special interests groups, will outshine his blunders.

Then, WNYC's own Keli Goff, host of Political Party with Keli Goff, and columnist for the Daily Beast, joins us to talk about what she's watching at the RNC. In particular, how the opportunities for growth in terms of the GOP and people of color have been blown up by the "Trump bomb."