Marianne Williamson's Pitch to Harness Love in 2020
MANU RAJU, CNN SENIOR CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Didn't speak for the first 27 minutes. But when Marianne Williamson finally got her moment, people noticed.</s>MARIANNE WILLIAMSON (D), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: My first</s>RAJU: As the debate ended it was Williamson who led the Google search trends. The only other top, two candidates in the top 10 search results were John Hickenlooper at number six and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand at eight. So, Jeff Zeleny, what do you think? I mean, she says one thing that slogans actually matter, that helped Donald Trump. Is she right?</s>JEFF ZELENY, CNN SENIOR WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: No question. I mean, I think in all the screaming and all the shouting and the food fight that was going on, she did stand out because she was talking in a, you know, a very unique voice in several respects and she's also not just on the debate stage. I was in Iowa a couple of weeks ago and I spotted a billboard in the east village of Iowa not far from the state capital and it has that slogan on it. It says, "Turning Love into a Political Force. Marianne Williamson for President." So she's out there, she's campaigning somewhat. Look, I think I'm not exactly sure what she's up to. She's probably not likely to win here but her voice has stood out because it's softer and unique.</s>RAJU: Certainly unique indeed. Before we go to break, you could call it gridlock on Capitol Hill today when a Capitol subway train got stuck between office buildings. Senator Chris Murphy tweeted the alarm and a quick photo of his pal Senator Brian Schatz trapped onboard. Murphy tweeting, "Brian Schatz, if you're not out in 30 minutes, text me and I will try to find help." I've been stuck in those trains, trust me I know. They could take a while. We'll be right back.