, a third-party liberal democrat. >> most of the things henry wallace stood for are policy today.rgely depopulated a good part of the rural part of the state. the state turned more democratic as a result of that. michael: for 30 years in the senate, we had tom harkin. and chuck grassley. and everybody here was just fine with it. ann: they both got more than 60% of the vote most recently. al: branstad has served longer as governor than any governor in america. if there is anger and alienation that has swept the country in the last 20 years -- you don't have to throw out somebody just because they've been in office for a long time, and by and large, they are good people. >> people in iowa get to know them and they know that they care about the state. whether they are liberal or conservative, they care about the state, and that's good enough. when it comes to presidential candidates, the same thing there's nothing phony about chuck grassley or tom harkin. al: and a great sense of state pride. >> they asked the question, do you think iowa is the best place in the world to live, or wou

most of the things that henry wallace stood for are policy today. >> and herbert hoover. >> and what herbert hoover did was incredibly successful in terms of providing aid to the victims of world war ii and world war one, post presidency and con sulked by presidents until the day he. >> fine, al. >> you east coast elitist, you know, we know where you are from. >> but it does show a great range in this state. and when i first started coming out here following people like r-w apple in 76y, iowa was considered in presidential races reliably republican. 52 to 84, everybody but the gold water debacle. since 88. it's gone democratic every year in presidential races. what happened to iowa? >> except for 2004. >> except for one, right. that was close. >> that was a painful one because our poll said john kerry would win. >> you are entitled one. >> we are not an agricultural state but ago business is big and we had something in the 890see called the farm crisis and we largely depop lated a goods share of the rural parts of the state. and ronald reagan happened to be president at the time and

. >> most of the things henry wallace stood for our policy today. hoover was incredibly successful in terms of providing aid to the veterans of world war i. we know where you are from. al: but it does show a great range in the state. when i first started coming out here, iowa was considered reliably republican. 52-84, since 1988, and has gone democratic every year in presidential races. what happened to iowa? ann: except for 2004, and that was a painful one. >> we were not in agricultural state, but agribusiness is big. we largely depopulated a good part of the rural part of the state. the state turned more democratic as a result of that. michael: for 30 years in the senate, we had tom harkin. and chuck grassley. and everybody here was just fine with it. they both got more than 60% of the vote most recently. al: branstad has served longer as governor than any governor in america. is anger and alienation that has swept the country in -- you don'tears have to throw out somebody just because they been in office for a long time, and by and large, they a

old fashioned grassroots populist type. >> tell them who henry wallace was. >> henry wallace a man who know, in terms of control development and those things. and coming forward, to my time, harold hughes former truck driver who became a big, brawny governor of iowa but a left democrat, quite honestly, populist guy. >> recovering alcoholic. a lot of personalty. >> so there have been moments. john calder, a teddy kennedy roommate in harvard and teddy kennedy democrat. >> how do you put it together, grassley for life, harken for life, same lecher two, left and right. >> it's not unusual in these states. i come from south dakota, for example. a time in south dakota we had mcgovern the senator, and joe faus, left and right, two of them had one common commitment, which is to do what was best for the state. and i think that's true with harkens and charles grassley. they're not mortal enemies. see the political world -- >> tomorrow night, what do you think it says? >> i don't know. we're all trying to keep track of this. i've been lectured before but i don't want to make calls early. >> what'

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wallace. happy friday. and you heard ed henryg about the fbi's investigation, one of the things they're looking to do is trace the money, countries gave the clinton foundation, and whether or not it was in exchange for things that our nation, through the state department, would have authorized or promises. if her server were hacked our nations -- our enemies would know about the deals as well and that's go to problematic. >> right. there's the potential for blackmail, for extortion, for pressure. let me say, wasn't just bob gates who was a member of the obama war cabinet along with hillary clinton, who took off after her today, by saying that there was a high likelihood that a foreign government hacked this. there's a fascinating piece in "the wall street journal" today by michael mukasey. the former federal -- former attorney general under george w. bush and he put all this together, and said that he believes that there's a good, strong criminal case, and probably should be criminal charges against clinton. we don't know what we

henry on the trail, thanks, ed. >> on fox news sunday, chris wallace has an exclusive interview with senator marco rubio who as yourd from campaign carl, he picked up the endorsement of the des moines register. that is 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news. and don't forget, this thursday, 9:00 p.m. eastern, the big rumble begins. the gop candidates will face off for the debate in des moines, iowa. remember, this is the last debate before the caucuses. doesn't get any bigger than this. later in the show, our political panel will weigh in on brand-new fox news polls. just how the candidates are doing as we are just one week before the big caucus. >>> still ahead, hundreds of thousands of people illegally overstaying their visas here in the u.s. both democrats and republicans call it outrageous. so what are they going to do about it? our solutions panel will try to find common ground on that next. this is sheldon, whose long day setting up the news starts with arthritis pain and a choice. take tylenol or take aleve,.. the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all da

wallace. we begin with fox team coverage of the iowa campaign. ed henry covering the democrats with bernie sanders becoming a bigger target as he rises in the polls. we begin with chief correspondent carl cameron on trump, the debate and the rest of the field. >> hi. in the absence of donald trump, tonight's debate presents opportunities for all of the rest of the field. the latest nbc marist pole. given the poll's margin of error means i think anything can happen on caucus night. in new hampshire which votes a week after, trump has an even bigger lead trump, cruz, rubio. cruz has been mocking the no show billionaire. >> apparently mr. trump considers megyn kelly very, very scary. and you know, donald is a fragile soul. >> even before he got into the race, rubio was meticulously planning this moment for more than three years so he would not peak too soon. having fought with cruz over conservative policy issues, he is now ramping up the hopeful vision stage. >> we are going to win because i will unify this party. >> there is a new ad out attacking him on i

wallace will join me. we'll talk about this, coming up. >>> one of hillary clinton's staunchest allies aiming racial politics claiming black lives don't matter much to bernie sanders. ed henrytack coming as sanders rises more and more in the polls, right? >> that's right. in african-american vote so critical in the south. he's got to expand beyond his base here with white voters. remember that add we showed you yesterday. david said there's only really mostly white faces in here. no diversity and complained that's a problem with the democratic party. he added from this ad, it seems black lives don't matter much to bernie sanders. clinton should be ashame. here is what's interesting. hillary clinton has wrapped up on the stage behind me. look at the folks behind her. not exactly a lot of diversity. when you play that game and start complaining about other people's ads and crowds, people will look at who is standing behind you as well. >> clinton trying to tip the balance in iowa with pop star demi lovato. it didn't work out as planned. >> it was in iowa city. some folks got upset because she played some of her wonderful songs and hillary clinton came out and spoke for five m

wallace on sunday. bill: quickly for democrats, hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders crisscrossing iowa. as the state department is set to release another 2,000 pages of her emails. chief white house correspondent ed henryou've been on the ground for about a week. you're seeing momentum for sanders. what are you seeing out there? is it enough, ed? >> that is the big question, bill, when you go to bernie sanders rallies they are sometimes, three four times as many people as hillary clinton guests. she has an event short time from now in the, at the college behind me. the bottom line is hillary clinton is just not getting enthusiasm on the ground but her side of the story is, will the sanders folks who are going to these rallies will they turn out on monday night of course? also clinton folks point out that sanders has these rallies often times, you know in ames or iowa city where you have got big colleges and universities. the young folks that like him. and they have a smaller percentage of the delegates in those towns and cities. and so even if he runs up the score, if you will, in some of those areas, that have a lot of college students, the clinton cam still is confident about their ground game in the