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

host, David Axelrod.

I sat down tonight for my CNN Axviles show with Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts

Senator and candidate for President.

Whatever your feelings about her, there is no doubt that she is a person of strong convictions.

She's on a mission and that mission predated her career in politics as an author, as a law

professor, as a writer.

She's shown a bright light on the plight of the middle class and the power of organized

money and shaping policies that sometimes conspires against them.

It's a perspective that flows from her own life experience growing up in Oklahoma, her

years as a single mother.

We talked about all of that and this very competitive race that she's entered for President and

the man she hopes to replace, Donald Trump.

In one additional note, we'll be going to a one show, a week format, starting with this

show.

And we will have more news about the podcast coming up soon.

Elizabeth Warren, so good to see you.

We're here in Washington.

We're in this library because we thought that would be an appropriate place, given how you've

spent most of your life to be in a library and I'm told no one's going to shush us while

we're here.

So that's good.

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