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From Fox News, it's the campaign with Brett Baer.

We are less than three months away from the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary,

soon thereafter. Our expert panel waiting in the wings to discuss our topic this week,

immigration. But first, Fox News correspondent Peter Deucey has been following the candidates on

the campaign trail and gives us an update. On his eight-day bus tour through Iowa, as he gets up close and personal with as many

Democrats as possible, Joe Biden is demonstrating just how much time has passed since the early

days of his campaign when there were complaints that he was getting too up close and personal

with some.

I know I got in trouble for using this phrase a long time ago, but I'm a tactile

politician. Biden's trip through Iowa is designed to try and chip away at a sizable lead built

by Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who visited South Carolina this week to try and chip away at the

sizable lead built here by Jill Biden.

In the first in the south primary state, Buttigieg is struggling to catch on with African-American voters,

but then again, so are African-American candidates like Kamala Harris and Corey Booker.

Well, there's certainly value to having been on the scene for a very long time. But I don't think that there's any one candidate

who has a monopoly on the ability to connect with black voters. Buttigieg and Biden and the rest of

the Democratic field have been assured that the news service owned by the billionaire newcomer to the

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