In the wake of the San Bernardino, Calif., shootings, two markedly different responses emerged in how the nation should handle the threat of radical Islamic terrorism.
President Obama’s remarks from the Oval Office quickly pivoted to a call for stricter gun control measures that drew much criticism from conservatives. Now, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is drawing the ire of the mainstream media and those within his own party, for calling on banning Muslims from immigrating to the United States.
Listen as senior political columnist Byron York along with Michael Barone dissect these diverging views and how they are shaping the 2016 race.
