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Reading the public mood. i think he is actually detected that there is this demand for action. now, specific actions at varying levels of popularity. stronger background checks for example, are overwhelmingly popular. arming teachers, much less so. we still do not know the specifics but is interesting different ways. what these people are calling for action. >> the nra executive, vp and ceo and 5 million members of the nra feeling strongly about their second amendment rights. the nra's part of the fabric of america. if there is indeed a change towards policies, where does that put the nra? >> ...

>> just moments ago this is the vice president-plekt mike pence arriving at trump tower for an important intelligence briefing. >> will donald trump accept those and intensify sanctions or try to pull them back? fascinating question. more on that briefing as we get it. it begins in just a few minutes. now back to other news here in washington. there's a lesson every president learns and learns pretty quickly. some campaign promises are difficult sometimes even impossible to keep. including this one. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border, and mexico will pay for the wall.

Breathe, allegations to be clone out there and everybody is talking about it in america. there's nothing hillary clinton needs to say about it to make her case. >> i suspect chris wallace will try to draw her out. see what she wants to say. fascinating question. come in with a big lead. do you play it safe ja, and risn being overcautious, and another thing that will come up, wikileaks. donald trump wants to make a deal of the released e-mails. go through the specifics going through the hour. raise legitimate questions about clinton campaign strategy. whether what she said in public is what she...

The same kind of political meaning as racial identity in american politics. in other words, are gender doesn't predict the way you vote nearly as much as your race does. from 1920 all the way until 1980 there was no gender gap. women voted for democrats and republicans at the same rate as men did. in 1980 women started breaking for the democratic candidates but that so-called gender gap, that's also really about race. you see, in 2012 a majority of white women voted for mitt romney. it was only the overwhelming support of black women and latinos that delivered to the democrats and black women ...

Shirley chism, that makes me feel taller. when i hear a woman of privilege and wealth who came through as being first lady say i'm standing on the shoulders of shirley chism, not that she said that, but if she did -- i believe the resonance would be different. get off her shoulders. stop that. stop standing on the black woman. historically what it means to stand on someone when there's class and racial differences. >> she can stand around her. >> she owns this moment in the same way president obama or any woman who dares to dream to hold that office. we have a gender or race problem in this co...