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then, sherlock holmes to the rescue, kamala harris tells us that poverty perhaps brought on by climatehange is the root cause of the immigration crisis, with hundreds of thousands surging to the u.s. border every month. as if poverty changed with handoff in administration. will the vice president admit that it's her administration's policies, open borders, that are the same reason so many are taking this dangerous, sometimes fatal trek to america. mike turner on what the foreign adversaries make of all of this and why the u.s. is cutting its defense spending now as the threats are rising. plus, social media's cancel culture, james o'keefe on exposing the fraudsters and fighting back against the radical left, all that right now as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." maria: first up this morning, biden's radical agenda, with his first joint address of to congress and the 100th day in office both happening this week on wednesday and thursday. biden has made no secret of his plans to become the most progressive u.s. president in history. he's already well on his way, with 40-radical

he loved reading stories of sherlock holmes and biographies of presidents he felt history have forgotten he also frequently wrote to world leaders and collected responses from several, including the pope, the dalai lama, and the queen of england. born i mississippi, don brooks grew up in a sharecropping family and met his future wife as a teenager, and the pair became inseparable for more than six decades. he was a pretty cool dude, his wife told us, and he always treated me right. he loved playing golf and work for 52 years at the carnegie institute for science and washington, d.c., mainly as a building maintenance specialist pay at his family said he was excited about retiring this year. he was 75. we are so grateful to families for sharing these stories with us. our hearts go out to you come as they do to all who have lost loved ones in this pandemic. ♪ a new documentary series by ken burns premieres monday on pbs. the title "hemingway," about one of america's most influential and famous writers. in new mexico, an usual audience is watching them a reading, and writing along. we have t

let me show you what my childhood favorites still are action "encyclopedia brown" like the sherlock holmes of grade school and "the great brain" a story told by the youngest of three brothers and the oldest would get money-making schemes and he used to sell candy bars at school, i thought maybe that's a good idea, then i saw in the book the trouble he got into so it saved me from that as well. laura, what about you? >> well i thought we were saying what some of our favorite books we've read in the past and mine is truly "the grapes of wrath" by steinbeck. i read it in high profound effe talk about the migrants and how so many came to california seeking a better life. i grew up in the central valley so it's really interesting. which is ironic, because right now, actually, although that's a book from my past i'm reading "the four wins" by kristen hannah which is also reflective of the same time of life of people taking that trip over, and my kids i'm reading "little house on the prairie" series with them, talking about people seeking a better life. so it's been kind of fun. i love it. i love