for a gun rights rally. prince harry breaks his silence speaking for the first time about the royal exit. there really was no other option. what he s saying about meghan, archie, and the new arrangement with the queen. super bowl showdown. the kansas city chiefs soaring into their first big game in 50 years. now set to take on the san francisco 49ers as two of the game s hottest young stars prepare to face off. i do my hair toss and the stars align at the s.a.g. awards. brad pitt and jennifer aniston reuniting behind the scenes as both take home huge honors. i have to add this to my tinder profile. and what this could all mean for the oscars. and we certainly do say good morning, america. thanks for joining us on this monday morning as we honor and celebrate the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. and look at that gorgeous sight, a live look at the memorial in washington. coming up a lot more on this day of service, and we ll hear how dr. king is inspiring youn
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