his presidency. he lost the american people, the democrats then lost his fellow republicans. if president obama cannot rally the american people, he's already lost the republicans. the democrats are skittish and nervous. this could be a very defining moment in the president's political standing not just on the terrorism/isis question but the president's political standing at home. we don't know the answer to that question yet. we know after the president's speech he did not change the conversation. the republican presidential candidates are saying this is a bad speech, told us nothing new. leading voices from the republican party on congress, john mccain, tom cotton, two members of the senate saying the president is not living in reality. we'll see what the american people think. we can say pretty clearly tonight he did not change the political divide. >> donald trump's numbers have really gone up in recent weeks. we haven't seen any polls really since san bernardino but his numbers might go up higher as a result of that terror attack in california. >> a lot of members of the republican establishment thought that after the attacks in paris, that donald trump's numbers would soften and people with