Bernie Sanders's Nomination of Hillary Clinton

Bernie Sanders moved for the nomination of Hillary Clinton as the Democratic Party's candidate for the presidency at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on [26 July 2016].

The delegate count at the time was Clinton 2842, Sanders 1865.

Transcript
SANDERS: Thank you.

Madame Chair: I move that the Convention suspend the procedural rules. I move that all votes– all votes cast by delegates be reflected in the official record, and I move that Hillary Clinton be selected as the nominee of the Democratic Party for President of the United States.

FUDGE: Thank you. Thank you, Senator Sanders.

Senator Sanders has moved, in the spirit of unity, to suspend the rules– to suspend the rules and nominate Hillary Clinton by acclimation as the presidential candidate of the Democratic Party. Is there a second?

CROWD: YES!

FUDGE: All in favor of the motion, say "aye."

CROWD: AYE!

FUDGE: Opposed, "no."

The "ayes" have it! Pursuant– pursuant to Rule c8 of the Convention rules of procedure, Secretary Clinton has been invited to make an acceptance speech. I have been asked to inform you that Secretary Clinton thanks you, and will deliver her acceptance speech at the fourth session of the Convention, Thursday night.