In a surprising turn of events, the lineup for the final night of the Republican National Convention has seen some significant additions. According to NBC News, legendary wrestler Hulk Hogan will be one of the speakers during the much-anticipated event. Other notable personalities that will address the audience include Dana White, CEO of Ultimate Fighting Championship, Linda McMahon, former CEO of WWE and Small Business Administration administrator during Trump's presidency, Tucker Carlson, Trump attorney Alina Habba, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and Franklin Graham.

Traditionally, the final night of the convention is regarded as the prime time to secure a speaking slot, as it attracts the highest viewership. However, this year's convention has been marred by the absence of well-known GOP stalwarts, such as former House Speaker Paul Ryan and Trump's former vice president, Mike Pence, who have chosen not to endorse the GOP nominee.

The inclusion of Hulk Hogan in the lineup certainly adds an unexpected twist to the proceedings. Known for his larger-than-life persona in the wrestling world, Hogan's presence is sure to captivate the attention of viewers and attendees alike. Additionally, the convention will feature a performance by opera singer Christopher Macchio following Trump's speech.

It is worth mentioning that the only other living former Republican president, George W. Bush, last spoke at a GOP convention in 2008. On that occasion, Bush delivered his address remotely from the White House.

With an eclectic mix of speakers and performers, the final night of the Republican National Convention promises to be an eventful and memorable one. As the nation awaits the culmination of this highly-anticipated event, all eyes will be on the speakers as they deliver their messages to the American people.