. >> tonight, he will hold a town hall meeting on the topic. as scott schumann shows us, it will be a tough sell. >> gun control, one the most divisive and hosting some topics on college campuses, long put him on friendly terms. and while he'll certainly find support at george mason university tonight. >> so many guys. >> there has to be some control. >> it is not a clean cut among younger americans as it once was. >> >>. there's a chance of misusing the weapons. >> partisan divide remains strong. republicans largely in favor of gun rights over gun control. the opposite for democrats. the dynamic has changed among millennials. in 2000, 18-20-year-old, significantly favored more gun restrictions. 15 years later, it is almost even. >> nobody is really going to get too many votes by being against guns. they believe in the second amendment. obviously every time there was a shooting sh children or whatever that's horrific, people will say we need more gun control. it's almost like a deja vu. >> giving the president's opponents more confidence to stand firm. >> the second amendment is clear

his two terms in office. observers says he has achieved some of the goals despite road mroks. scott schumann is in washington on the president's relations with congress and what he could do to work with them on his final year. scott? >> the white house sent out an e-mail, acknowledging, that's a legitimate challenge. also saying, we are not slowing down. we'll own the finish line. whether or not the president will do that, with or without question. >> the president of the united states. >>> if there's one thing to expect, the white house says, it's a big picture vision. it's not just an annual to-do list. final state of union to unify in a town that's often deemed broken. >> how does the presidency anything? >> one thing we can do is focus on the areas we agree. as you point out, it's harder. >> the president is hopeful there's middle ground on two top 2016 priorities. criminal justice and international trade agreements. >> those are a couple of areas, we can work with democrats and republicans to do something good for the country. >> though hardly a sure thing. the presidents believe like h