ALEX MARQUARDT, CNN HOST: And now just the voting public paying attention. Certainly, Senator Elizabeth Warren will be paying attention to these polls.</s>PATRICK MURRAY, DIRECTOR, MONMOUTH POLLING INSTITUTE, MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY: Yes.</s>MARQUARDT: It looks like, these days, that she is the candidate with the greatest momentum. Over the weekend, we saw that she had an estimated 15,000 people at her rally in Seattle. Why do you think there's this wind in her sails?</s>MURRAY: Well, I've actually spent some time on the campaign trail out in Iowa and New Hampshire talking to voters who have been following them. What we've seen in the polls and what we see on the ground is that Elizabeth Warren is very slowly building support. She's been doing this since March, a couple points, a couple points, a couple points. The voters there really like her. They feel that she is a pragmatist who, while pushing for things like Medicare-for-All, could step back from that and be more for a public option. She basically, if you see her in person, she can portray pretty much anything that she wants onto these voters and they can walk away thinking, oh, she's my person, she's somebody that I can get behind, whether you are all the way to the left or you're more of a centrist.</s>MARQUARDT: Patrick Murray, from Monmouth, out with a fascinating poll today, which, if those numbers hold, will really upend the race. Thanks so much for joining us.</s>MURRAY: My pleasure, Alex.</s>MARQUARDT: A big revelation from the FBI about the calls they're getting since the mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton. Plus, President Trump says that he is ready to resume trade talks with China as the National Farmers blast President Trump, saying he's making things worse, not better.
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