We face another inflection point in our nation's history.

One that's going to determine what this country looks like several decades from now.

You know, this is a time for choosing.

Will we choose democracy over autocracy or community over chaos, love or hate?

These are the questions of our time that I ran for president to try to help answer

that Dr. King's life and legacy, in my view, show us the way forward.

We just have to look back and we've got to be prepared.

President Biden marks the MLK holiday with a reflection on Dr. King's legacy and the work still to be done to ensure

voting rights for all Americans. Meanwhile, House Republicans spent that day upset that President

Biden doesn't have visitor logs for his private homes in Delaware. Information they never had

any interest in when former President Trump had hundreds of classified materials at his Mar-a-Lago country club.

And from ridiculous lies to Russian ties, the bizarre George Santos saga takes another turn with new reporting that links him to the family of a sanctioned Russian oligarch.

The links him to the family of a sanctioned Russian oligarch. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Tuesday, January 17th.

I'm Jonathan Lemire.

Thanks for starting your day with us.

And we'll begin on Capitol Hill,

where a push by Republican lawmakers to investigate President Joe Biden's mishandling of classified

documents has already hit a snag. One day after the chairman of the House Oversight Committee

requested visitor logs from the president's private Delaware home. The White House said

yesterday that no such records exist. In a statement, the White House counsel's office responded to the

letter sent by Kentucky Congressman James Comer, writing in part, like every president across decades

of modern history, his personal residence is personal. On Sunday, Comer had requested

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