i follow her on social media, and the vast majority of things she tweets about and pictures she posts have, i would say, almost nothing she tweets about has anything to do with politics or policy or her father's agenda. she's spent years now investing in her brand as someone who creates things for women that she wants women to buy in a commercial manner, and now starting with her convention speech, she's trying to be an advocate for women. the devil is always in the details. i think there are large swaths and groups of women who will never accept her father as being on the same page as his very composed daughter. >> she may be well composed but she also has a job now, special assistant to the president of the united states. she has a security pass. she can mingle among the most powerful people around the president. she has entree like most people would love to have, especially at her age. fantastic opportunity to influence history with her dad there. what's her responsibility to the public, joan? to the public and women,