And now, from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN, the Axviles, with your

host, David Axelrod.

There are a few young politicians in Washington who have generated more buzz in a short period

of time than Congressman Seth Moulton of Massachusetts, a decorated Iraq war veteran who won a improbable

primary campaign against an incumbent Democrat to go to Congress in 2014 and who lately has

been part of a group of maverick young members of Congress who have been petitioning for change

in leadership in the House.

The story of his military service and his march to public office is a compelling one.

And so I wanted to sit down with him when he passed through Chicago the other day.

Seth Moulton, great to be with you.

David, thank you for having me.

It's not going to be here.

So I can't remember the name of the show back in the 80s that launched Michael J. Fox,

where he played the conservative kid to the liberal parents who were shocked and dismayed

that their son was growing up as a conservative.

I know you didn't grow up as a conservative, but there's a little of that and your family

isn't there?

Well, I mean, I think like most American families, we have some different political perspectives

around the dinner table.

But your folks were in the 60s.

They were out on the streets protesting the Vietnam War.

It's fair to say that they came from the sort of progressive end of that generation, which

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