It's the NPR Politics podcast, and we are here today to talk about something that feels

like a big change in the race for 2016.

I wrote something today that I think is very, very sadient, very important, and probably

not politically correct, but I don't care.

That is, of course, Donald Trump last night in South Carolina, and he went on to read from

a statement that really set the political world on fire.

Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the

United States until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on.

That statement from Donald Trump, how we got there and more on this edition of the NPR Politics

podcast.

I'm Tamer Keith in P.R. White House correspondent.

I'm Ron Elving, Editor-in-Course Fund.

And I'm Don Gagne, I cover national politics.

And I'm Carrie Johnson, the Justice Correspondent.

And Carrie, this is your first time on the podcast, and we bring you here to talk about terrorism.

What is the latest on San Bernardino?

The FBI director in Los Angeles says this couple, the husband and wife shooting team, had

been radicalized for some time, but authorities are still trying to figure out who radicalized

whom and whether anybody else was involved in this plot.

Here's an easy way to think about it.

Remember ATM, investigators are looking for accomplices, training, and money, so they're following

all those things in the days ahead.

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