John B. King Jr.: “He's not the first person to get into the executive branch and suddenly have different views about executive powers.”

If you're the Trump campaign, you have to look at that and say, what's our problem in the suburbs?

It was a very strong speech. It was a forcefully delivered speech. It was in the president's wheelhouse, which is building alliances, which is a big contrast he wants to make with Donald Trump.

You address your weaknesses. At this point in the campaign, you're the nominee. They have eight months to November. You address your weaknesses and you try to build on your strengths.

If she can answer that question and get narrow on that, she has a chance. But that's their number one issue. It's not immigration. It's not abortion. It's the economy.