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Law enforcement officials say they've received thousands of calls in recent days regarding the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie after the FBI released footage of an armed person on her front-door camera taken the morning she disappeared. During a search near the Tucson home yesterday, a black glove was seen being taken into evidence, though it’s unclear whether authorities believe it was worn by the person in the doorbell footage. Meanwhile, Savannah Guthrie shared a home video with her mother, saying the family “will never give up on her.” 

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The search for Savannah Guthrie’s 84-year-old mom Nancy intensifies after authorities release a video of a masked, armed person at her door the night she vanished. Police detained a person for questioning in connection to the case but subsequently released them. Plus, a house and car about 60 miles from Guthrie’s house were searched. 

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Two lawmakers who have seen the raw Epstein files say redactions are protecting powerful men. "There are clearly coconspirators in here that they here that they can name," says one. But we won't be getting any insight from Ghislaine Maxwell, who says she won't talk without a pardon. Audie speaks with an Epstein survivor about all this. 

Plus: Savannah Guthrie begs for the public's help as the FBI expands its search for her mom. 

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Headlining the Super Bowl halftime show, Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny leans into joy and reminds everyone that America is more than the United States ... President trump shifts blame and refuses to apologize after posting a racist video of the Obamas ... Where are the rest of the documents? Why did they release victims' names? Those are some of the questions Congress will try to answer this week in the Epstein scandal. 

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The family of Nancy Guthrie makes another direct appeal to their mother's kidnapers as the first deadline in an apparent ransom note passes ... Someone sent Tulsi Gabbard to Georgia to look for 2020 ballots. How come no one in the White House wants to take credit for it? ... Plus, a boss at a big-time law firm quits after his name turns up in the Epstein files ... Bad Bunny says he'll bring his culture to the Super Bowl halftime show. The big question: will he bring his politics? 

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We begin with the search for Nancy Guthrie and daughter Savannah's tearful video plea begging the person who took her mother to bring her back home. Then we ask the question: Where's the big reckoning over the Epstein files? There's outrage in the UK, but here not so much. And the Supreme Court just handed Gavin Newsom a big win. Could it help Democrats in this year's midterms? 

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As the desperate search for 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today Show anchor Savannah Guthrie continues, TMZ and a local news station in Tucson say what appears to be a ransom note has surfaced ... President Trump defends his call to nationalize elections, but are other Republicans on board? ... Is Tulsi Gabbard the target of a secret whistleblower complaint?  

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Bill and Hillary Clinton agree to testify before lawmakers ... What lawmakers are saying now about the search for Savannah Guthrie's mother ... President Trump says Republicans should take over and nationalize voting ... Prosecutors raid Elon Musk's X office in Paris. 

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First it was the Oval Office, then the East Wing, and now Donald Trump wants to remodel the Kennedy Center ... A five-year-old boy detained by ICE is now back home as Congress fights over reforms to immigration enforcement ... Is the stunning flip by Democrats in a deep red seat a bellwether for the midterms? 

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A government shutdown is looking more and more likely as more Americans are in favor of abolishing ICE. According to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, "Until ICE is properly reined in and overhauled, the DHS funding bill doesn't have the votes to pass. 

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