Following a three-day tour across the state of Iowa, democratic presidential candidate, Martin O'Malley, stopped in Clinton, Iowa to speak to voters on Saturday.
During his visit, O'Malley talked about Social Security reform, immigration reform, and his climate change plan.
"We must set a goal as a nation of being 100-percent clean energy powered by 2050. We can do it and create a lot of jobs along the way," said O'Malley.
O'Malley is polling third behind democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, but O'Malley says he plans to break away from the pack in the upcoming weeks.
"The people of Iowa are not intimidated by polls or like being told who they are supposed to vote for. They expect to meet every candidate to look them in the eye, ask them questions, shake their hand, and take the full measure of them," O'Malley said.