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The polls. former ohio republican congressman steve la tourette joins me. ivity to point out you had an "a" rating from the nra during your time in congress, but a few polls are showing that more women want to control gun ownership, more men want to protect gun rights. so do you think that dumping the nra based on that is really enough to bring and woo women back to the rep party? >> i don't think dumping the nra. i think where republicans run afoul on a lot of issues, is they're seen as a party that doesn't want to talk about the issue. there are a number of solutions that would actually do s...

In a sense it's got to be confrontational, because that is not the view of the republicans whose help he's going to need at least on the house side in order to avert the sequester, which doesn't look like it's going to happen. i would say the state of the union is pretty fractured and argumentative right now. i think that will come through to some extent in the speech. >> when we looked, though, at the quinnipiac poll, though, logan, a percent says they trust president obama to be able to lead on the -- at 41%. there we have it. do you think and do you agree with ruth, as she said stay tuned f...

>> it's a long that sparks controversy and outrage as well as sympathy and imitators. today the supreme court told arizona it went too far in trying to stem illegal immigration, taking matters into its own hand that constitutionally belongs to the federal government. the justices struck down three major portions of the law but upheld one of the most controversial provisions. kate bolduan has more. kate, what does the ruling say? >> hey, joe, it was a big day at the supreme court. one that has both sides trying to spin the ruling in their favor. the high court put the brakes on aggres...

Unless somehow john boehner can figure out a way to work with his other members of the leadership or maybe abandon some of his own members and go for bipartisan compromises, which doesn't look likely at the moment. >> norm, does anyone in washington think that the payroll tax cut is not going to be extended? and, in other words, does anyone in washington think that the exercise that the house republicans are going through now is futile and only hurting them? >> i don't think anybody believes that ultimately we're not going to extend this. i think there's a very real possibility that we will go...

And keep in mind as well that for a lot of these republicans, the real challenge remains in the primary and some of the tea party freshman, they find that their challenge from the right, pulling them even further to the right, which is likely to leave that party isolated even more as we get further into next year unless somehow john boehner can figure out a way to work with his other members of the leadership or maybe abandon some of his own members and go for bipartisan compromises, which doesn't look likely at the moment. >> norm, does anyone in washington think that the payroll tax cut is n...