Watch: Utah Attorney General’s full speech at the Republican National Convention Night 4

What did you think of Fil-Am Sean Reyes' speech?

Honored and privileged to be able to speak at @GOPconvention in support of @POTUS @RealDonaldTrump on some of the most critical issues facing Americans today. Please tune in tonight! #TrumpPence2020

— Sean Reyes (@SeanReyesUT) August 27, 2020

Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes spoke on the final night of the Republican National Convention on Aug. 27, 2020. Reyes called President Donald Trump a “fierce warrior against human trafficking” and said the administration has spent hundreds of millions of dollars for raising awareness. Trump has provided grants to trafficking victims and stated the intent to provide more funds to state governments. There's no clear evidence that the administration has prioritized more than $35 million toward this goal. The party planned a mix of virtual and in-person events in North Carolina and Washington, D.C., for its nominating convention after the coronavirus pandemic interrupted plans for a traditional nominating event.

A quick search of @UtahAG's Twitter timeline on 'Filipino' yielded this one tweet.

As the highest ranking #Filipino elected official in the nation, AG @SeanReyesUT had the distinct honor and privilege of meeting Ambassador Jose Manuel Romualdez from the Philippines today. It was an incredible moment for both sides. #utpol pic.twitter.com/SETNCFBTwn

— Utah Attorney General (@UtahAG) September 14, 2018

This tweet is from Sean Reyes' personal Twitter account.

Thank you RNC for including me in your celebration of Filipino American History Month, it's an honor. https://t.co/n0GlO8mESG #utpol pic.twitter.com/1MZubEWpEu

— Sean Reyes (@SeanReyesUT) October 1, 2016

The Utah Attorney General also spoke at the 2016 Republican National Convention.

You can watch his 2016 RNC speech here pinoybuilt.com/2016/08/utah-attorney-general-sean-rnc-donald-trump.html.

Sean Reyes' bio at Wikipedia:

Reyes was raised in Southern California. His father was an immigrant from the Philippines of both Filipino and Spanish descent. His mother was of Native Hawaiian and Japanese descent. He is a cousin of former Philippine President Ramon Magsaysay.

Reyes earned his bachelor's degree summa cum laude from Brigham Young University in 1994. He graduated from University of California, Berkeley School of Law (Boalt Hall) in 1997.