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Hey y'all, it's the NPR Politics Podcast.

Coming to you from the studios of South Carolina Public Radio this week.

We're going to talk about how the race or president will change now that this is the next

stop on the road to the White House.

We will touch on last night's Democratic debate.

We'll talk about why things get so dirty in South Carolina politics.

And yes, because you asked, we're going to talk super delegates, the VIPs of the Democratic

nomination process.

First some introductions.

I'm Sam Sanders, campaign reporter for NPR.

I'm Sarah McCammann, also covering the campaign and also here in South Carolina.

And here at NPR Headquarters, I'm Susan Davis and I cover Congress.

And I'm Ron Helving, Senior correspondent here in Washington as well.

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