Good morning. It is Tuesday, January 24th. It is five minutes after 11.

You're listening to Kennel and Casey on 93 WIBC and Republicans on the House

Oversight Committee. They're turning attention to the Secret Service this time.

They're asking for more information on the visitors that have come and gone to

Biden's Wilmington home, where of course, classified documents were

recently found. And James Comer, he sent a letter to the director of the

Secret Service. Her name is Kimberly Cheetle. And he requested that the

visitor information be released. And because the Secret Service did come

out and say, actually, we do keep track of who's coming and going,

although the White House doesn't have that record. So Comer is asking for

who was there at Biden's house. He said that Biden made approximately 52

trips, totaling 164 days to his Wilmington home,

since he took office as president. So clearly, we know the president travels

with a lot of people. It's one of the reasons why he said he couldn't just

pop down to the poor border because of logistics. So there have been a lot of

people in and out of his Wilmington home. And Republicans, especially on the House

Oversight Committee, they want to know who. Okay, so this is what people need to

realize because there's so much information right now in regards to these

documents. The most recent set of documents involves

Biden's time in the Senate. So the question is different on these documents than

the others, because it is unclear how he got

to remove classified information as a senator. Your access to classified

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