even 60%, the majority, favor banning assault-style rifles. julian, could this really be a turning point? >> it could be. it has the potential to be a turning point. i think what ron was talking about is very important in terms of some of the weight of the democratic party is clearly shifted. the problem is the other parts of the country still have a lot of power. and the nra still holds a lot of clout on capitol hill. so what we need to see now is what do the students do next? and what do other movements who are not necessarily at the center of yesterday's march, how do they respond and align? and can they turn the period from now until november into a real political motivation that scares legislators and changes the tone on capitol hill. and in some ways, demonizes the nra. that's what we're looking for. does it have the same impact as the civil rights march in 1963? or does it fizzle? >> hold your thought on that piece because i do want to ask