democrats win the white house and the senate, georgia becomes the first state to enact restrictive, new voting measures. the question is, will they hold up in court? and the mystery out west after large streaks light up the night sky. the question is, was it something from out of this world? it is definitely "way too early" for this. ♪♪ good morning! and welcome to "way too early," the show that thinks the only thing we seem to be missing is an alien invasion! i am kasie hunt on this friday. yes, it is friday, march 26th. we will start with the news. republicans in georgia have just adopted a sweeping, new election law, just months after the state helped democrats take control of washington. fueled in large part by donald trump's big lie about election fraud, the law tightens voter i.d. requirements for absentee ballots, a direct response to the surge of mail-in ballots during the pandemic that helped joe biden narrowly defeat trump in the state. it shortens the early voting period for runoff elections. that comes after democrats raphael warnock and jon ossoff won their senate races in part because of their early leads in the runoffs. the bill also limits the number of drop boxes for returning mail-in ballots, disproportionately affecting larger districts with majority minority populations. and it allows the state to take over local elections. skeptics say that allows republicans to toss out ballots in democratic areas. the law even prohibits food and water in voting lines, another provision that targets larger districts, again, with mostly black voters, where some have to wait hours to actually cast their vote. and despite pushing back against donald trump's false claims of voter fraud, governor brian kemp wasted no time signing this bill into law. >> significant reforms to our state elections were needed. there is no doubt, there were many alarming issues with how the election was handled, and those problems, understandably, led to the crisis of confidence in the ballot box here in georgia. >> stacey abrams, whose work was credited in large part with flipping the state, blasted the new law, writing this -- "georgia republicans' shameful efforts to suppress the vote and seize electoral power through sb-202 demonstrate how critical the fight for voting rights remains. every business, political, and civic leader must stand up and make their opposition to these desperate antidemocratic laws clear. at a time when georgia ranks as the worst state for covid vaccination rates, georgia republicans instead are singularly focused on reviving georgia's dark past of racist voting laws. and as the fbi continues to round up seditionists who spilled blood to defend a lie about our elections, republican state leaders willfully undermine democracy by giving themselves authority to overturn results they do not like. now, more than ever, americans must demand federal action to protect voting rights as we continue to fight against these blatantly unconstitutional efforts that are nothing less than jim crow 2.0." and a georgia state lawmaker was arrested for interrupting the governor's remarks after he signed the bill. video shows democratic state representative park cannon knocking on the door of the governor's office and then -- >> are you serious? >> -- being handcuffed and hauled away by state troopers. a spokesperson for the georgia state patrol says she was warned to stop knocking. the bill signing was done behind closed doors and the lawmaker was arguing for greater transparency. park is charged with two misdemeanors -- obstruction of law enforcement and preventing or disrupting the general assembly. after being arrested, she tweeted "i am not the first georgian to be arrested for fighting voter suppression." all right, back to washington now. in his first solo news conference since taking office, president biden echoed his support for the talking filibuster. watch what he said. >> with regard to the filibuster, i believe we should go back to the position of the filibuster that existed just when i came to the united states senate 120 years ago. it's being abused in a gigantic way. and for example, it used to be you had to stand there and talk and talk and talk until you collapsed. and guess what, people got tired of talking and tired of collapsing. filibusters broke down and we were able to get a quorum and vote. so, i strongly support moving in that direction, in addition to having an open mind about dealing with certain things that are just elemental to the functioning of our democracy, like the right to vote. like the basic right to vote. >> the president did give progressives who want to completely end the filibuster some hope, warning that he could move toward eliminating it if his priorities are blocked. >> if we have to, if there's complete lockdown and chaos as a consequence of the filibuster, then we'll have to go beyond what i'm talking about. now, don't forget, president biden cannot end the filibuster by himself. he'd need to convince all 50 democrats in the senate, but his deciding to support to end it would be a prerequisite, likely, for that eventually happening. the mounting challenges at the southern border also took center stage during president biden's first formal news conference. biden defended his immigration stance and would not apologize for ending trump administration policies. >> by the way, does anybody suggest that there was a 31% increase under trump because he was a nice guy? what did trump do? he eliminated that funding. he, in fact, shut down the number of beds available. he did not fund hhs. he dismantled all of that. so, what we're doing now is attempting to rebuild. >> just remember, deporting children is actually against the law. the u.s. department of health and human services says it will increase bed capacity for unaccompanied migrant children at several facilities, mostly in texas. in a statement released yesterday, the agency says they're working aggressively with interagency partners to ensure that unaccompanied migrant children are safe and unified with family members or other suitable sponsors as quickly and safely as possible. and joining us now, nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli. mike, good morning! always good to see you. this news conference -- >> good morning. >> -- of course, the president at the top wanted to make some news about vaccinations, doubling his goal from 100 million shots in 100 days to 200 million shots in 100 days. but of course, the focus was not on that issue. he wasn't asked about it. what was the white house's reaction to that and also to how he handled questions about all of these other issues? >> well, kasie, i can tell you, having spoken to a white house official last night, they were surprised that this issue of the pandemic did not come up, but they're choosing to interpret that as, in some ways, a validation of the approach to tackling this issue, the fact that it's no longer at a five-alarm crisis level issue among the press corps to them speaks to the fact that they've addressed one of the major crises they came in, as president biden said yesterday, i came here to solve problems. but watching this news conference yesterday, i think i was reminded of that, more than any of the specific policy proposals president biden offered during the campaign, he also offered the promise of lowering the political temperature and trying to unite the country. and what we saw, i think on balance, was a more ordinary, let's say, presidential news conference than what we had seen in the previous four years. >> i think we can say that pretty straightforwardly, mike. this was far more normal. >> and president biden tried to really disentangle himself, i think, from a lot of the thorny political questions here, something presidents often try to do. but there was also, i think, clearly -- we've talked about this before -- there's been a tension, i think, between biden's pledge to act with great urgency and to move boldly, but also trying to work across the aisle and to work, to bring the country together. and i think there's no better issue, right, than the filibuster on that. to say, yes, that this is a relic of the jim crow era, but also to say, let's wait, let's try to see if we can get there i think was sort of emblematic of biden's approach to so many issues right now. >> yeah. well, mike, i'm glad that you brought that up. you know, we started off the show with a focus on what's going on in georgia around voting rights. and that was one issue where the president seemed particularly emotional, frankly, almost sort of quietly angry about what was going on, and it's also becoming obvious that that's becoming a central situation, or perhaps, the central situation in the senate, that could drive a change in those filibuster rules. it's also, the way that it's set up right now, likely to be the least. republicans are not going to get on board with hr-1, which includes many of these reforms. what's your take on how biden feels about -- president biden feels about this personally and whether you think it's an issue that could move him to take that step and say, okay, i'm willing to support getting rid of the filibuster? >> you're right. that was clearly one of the issues he leaned into most forcefully, i think, trying to lay down a very clear marker. and i think it speaks to biden's approach. he talked about it yesterday, the art of the possible. before we talk about where joe biden is on the filibuster, even before we talk about where joe manchin or senator sinema is on the filibuster, in biden's view, the most important question is where are the american people on this issue? and during the campaign, he talked about this, where it's one thing to talk about executive action or trying to force change unilaterally. he wants to bring the country along with him. and so, if you can't convince the republicans to go with you, if you can't convince even democrats to go with you, as he said, you go out to the ballot box and you beat them. well, i think he wants to make sure that there is a clear sense among the american public, if and when democrats do choose to abolish the filibuster, of why they wanted to do it. so, that is why i think he's raising the temperature on this issue, because he wants to make sure the public understands what's at stake, why they're doing it. this is not simply a power grab, but core issues of fundamental democracy are at stake here. and so, i think that's a little bit of the slow boil towards what they want to get to. he just -- he thinks you can't just do this quickly and then explain it later. you need to bring the country with you to that point. >> that's a very interesting and smart way to look at it. nbc's mike memoli, thanks very much for bringing us your insights and reporting, as always. we really appreciate you being here. and still ahead here, as we mentioned, president biden unveils his new 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120 to 140 miles per hour. that's what we call on the tornado scales, a zero would be kind of on the lower end, an ef-5 would be the strongest of tornadoes, and those are extremely rare. we haven't had one in eight years. i don't think we had any yesterday, but we may have had a couple ef-3s and possibly even an ef-4 with some of that damage. and you can see we were lucky to only get a couple injuries out of this location in lake purdy. then in georgia, we got hit very hard late last night, right around midnight, a town called noonan, about 40,000 people. we already know and heard the west side of town, the high school has been destroyed. it was a very scary situation there. and you can see some of the pictures from polk county, georgia, yesterday evening. so, let's get into what happened. we had 23 tornadoes. by the way, to be considered a tornado outbreak, you need 12 or more in one event. so, all the tornado reports yesterday, most of them were in central alabama. and there's that late-night storm right there that passed just to the south of atlanta. so, right now, tornado threat, it is over with. we do not have any tornado watches. we do have a few storms down around atlanta still, but that's it. so, our severe weather threat is done for today. you notice just a few of those storms down there in between la grange and columbus. the story today as the storm system moves north, it will be very windy. 87 million people under wind advisories or high wind warnings. it's going to be a very blustery day from cleveland to detroit to new york city to washington, d.c. so, anyone with flights today, you could get some possible delays. and then severe weather threat returns, kasie, saturday. we're going to have a chance of severe weather little rock to memphis to nashville. then finally, by the time we get through sunday, that severe weather threat will be in areas of the mid-atlantic. so, we'll wait and see. i think the daylight pictures are going to be pretty dramatic, especially from that newnan, georgia, storm that happened around midnight last night. we haven't seen good pictures of that yet, but we do know of significant injuries and a lot of houses were destroyed. >> all right. trying to send strength to all those people who have so much rebuilding to do. bill karins, thank you very much, as always. i hope you have a good weekend. and still ahead here, former president trump weighs in on the deadly capitol riot and insists there was zero threat to lawmakers that day. i was there. that's not true. we're going to show you those new remarks, coming up next. w y new remarks, coming up nt.ex want to make a name for yourself in gaming? then make a name for yourself. even if your office, and bank balance are... far from glamorous. that means expensing nothing but pizza. your expenses look good, and your books are set for the month! ...going up against this guy... and pitching your idea 100 times. no, no, no! no. i like it. -he likes it! ...and you 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and is it too late for this, considering the cabinet-level choices have been made? >> well, it's not too late for the white house to add senior staffers to their team from the asian-american community, and i believe that is what lawmakers in the senate and in congress and activists are relying on most at this point. but as you noted, the cabinet positions that are most high-profile have all been spoken for and do not include an asian-american representative. and so, we know that none of these cabinet positions, or it's unlikely that all of these cabinet positions, should i say, will be filled by the same people throughout the presidency of joe biden, so i think the next opportunity right now for them to get that representation is when someone leaves, worst-case scenario, someone gets fired, and in that moment, they will be able to show the asian-american community that they hear their outcries and want to support them with representation. >> all right. the "washington post's" eugene scott, thank you, as always, for getting up early with us. we really appreciate it. and still ahead here, something totally different, lighting up the skies over the pacific northwest. what the national weather service is saying about that. don't go anywhere! t that don't go anywhere! trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel. ♪ ♪ it's a new dawn... ♪ if you've been taking copd sitting down, it's time to make a stand. start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. take a stand and start a new day with trelegy. ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy. and save at trelegy.com. still your best friend. and now your co-pilot. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making life's journey, just better. 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>> the answer is that it's going to be hard to meet the may 1 deadline, just in terms of tactical reasons. it's hard to get those troops out. so, what we've been doing, what i've been doing and what secretary blinken has been doing has been, we've been meeting with our allies, those other nations that have nato allies, who have troops in afghanistan as well, and if we leave, we're going to do so in a safe and orderly way. it is not my intention to stay there for a long time, but the question is, how and under what circumstances do we meet that agreement that was made by president trump to leave under a deal that looks like it's not being able to be worked out to begin with -- how's that done? but we are not staying a long time. >> president biden commenting yesterday on that fast-approaching may 1st deadline to withdraw troops from afghanistan. joining us now, former democratic congresswoman jane harman of california. she's a distinguished fellow and president emerita at the wilson center. congresswoman, thank you so much for being here. let's talk briefly about afghanistan, because i do also want to get to north korea, but this is a problem that's bedeviled the united states for so many years. i mean, there's tape of the then vice president biden saying we were going to get out years ago. what did you make of what he said here in terms of that deadline, that may 1st deadline? >> i thought it was straight talk, and i think he's right. i think we are going to leave, but we're going to leave in an organized way, with allies as part of our deal. what trump was doing, best i could tell, is through the experienced envoy, our ambassador who was afghan-born, negotiating quick deal, and that was a wrong approach. this is with partners. and we believe, i would say, within six months to a year. and this is symptomatic of biden's policy approach, which is with allies, based on experience, competence, and focus. and i think what will happen, if we do afghanistan right, then we'll focus on iran and iraq. and again, with partners, figure out a restructuring there. and i think this is all going in a good direction. >> so, how does that approach apply to north korea? we also heard the president talk a little bit about that. he cited what -- the violations that occurred when north korea tested missiles in the last few days and weeks. this is a problem that president trump addressed in a very different way than president biden seems to be addressing it. what do we need to do here? i know you're basically writing the book on this topic. >> well, i have a book coming out called "insanity defense: how our failure to solve hard problems makes us less safe." and of course, this is one of the hard problems. so is afghanistan. by the way, i was in congress when, on 9/11, and i did vote on the authorization to use military force, which is still in effect and has justified our military adventures ever since, unfortunately. congress needs to be more in game. but on north korea, north korea's making noise. north korea is making a stink. we should be used to this. their nuclear program is their regime survival program. there is no chance, in my view, that they would use nukes on the united states. they would disappear as a country. that regime would be annihilated, not survive. but there is a chance that, one, they will get world attention, which they are, and two, they could sell some of this stuff to rogue actors who might not be reluctant to use it. that's what worries me about that. and that's why we need to contain their nuclear program. this has been an effort for decades. problem -- when trump shredded the iran deal, he showed the world that our containment deals aren't worth anything. so, biden has to rebuild trust, which he's doing in asia. tony blinken was just there, and through this quad mechanism -- that is australia, japan, india, and us -- we're building again a new, robust partnership in asia. there were meetings in south korea, which isn't joined in the quad but is relevant to this. and as we build back better in asia, i think we will find some keys to north korea. china is interested, too, in curbing north korea's nuclear program. china's right next door, and china could be hurt, too. >> well, so, yeah, let's talk about china, because that's an extremely complicated relationship economically in addition to the national security challenges you cite. they have not necessarily always acted in interests, in a way that align with ours when it comes to north korea. what's your evaluation of how the biden administration is handling china so far and how those issues play into each other? >> it's tricky. again, they share a border. there's been a lot of cross-border trade between north korea and china, in violation of sanctions. i don't think it's top of the agenda. i think first we have to confront china on its violations of human rights and trade and intellectual property. but then i think this will be on the agenda somewhere down the line. and building through the quad, a robust asia policy will help us do that. >> all right. former congresswoman jane harman, thank you so much for getting up early with us. we really appreciate it. we would love to have you back anytime. your forthcoming book is, of course, "insanity defense." thank you so much for being here. and earlier on in this show, we asked all of you, why are you awake? rick tweets that he's up because it's the first day of spring training for his daughter's lodge-awaited high school softball season and he's getting ready to take her gear to school. good luck. have fun. amy e-mails to say, my puppy is experiencing her first thunderstorm. she gives it one star, doesn't recommend. oh, i'm sorry. and pam tweeted this photo of her grandson. she says, she's too excited to sleep because he and his parents are moving back home to kentucky. ahh, very cute. and i have to say, i've got a number of tweets from people, many of you are alarmed about our tease about a possible ufo. be assured, it was just the piece of a space-x rocket. so no aliens yet anyway. so coming up next, we're take a look at the axios one big. and coming up on "morning joe," coronavirus to the border crisis and beyond. more from joe biden yesterday as he faced reporters in the first official news conference of his presidency. don't go anywhere. 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"morning joe" just moments away. if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. switch today and get 2 lines of unlimited and 2 free smartphones. plus you'll now get netflix on us. all this for up to 50% off vs. verizon. it's all included. 2 lines of unlimited for only $70 bucks. and this rate is fixed. you'll pay exactly $70 bucks total. this month and every month. only at t-mobile. welcome back. joining us now with a look at axios a.m., national political correspondent for axios, jonathan swann. jonathan, it's great to see you. we've missed you, although i know you've been doing great work on hbo and on your podcast. let's talk about your one big thing today, which is a scoop from you about progressives. yeah. so, thanks, kasie. progressive democrats in the house privately discussing how they can push president biden for a second spending package, substantially larger than the $3 trillion over ten years that was floated in various news outlets this week. they held a call, a progressive congressional caucus on tuesday, and leading members of the house progressives are really strongly of the view that $3 trillion over ten years is wholly inadequate to confront the climate crisis. they're looking at progressive proposals. one including the sunrise movement, which is proposing $1 trillion of spending per year, largely because they believe that they need to spend -- they see this as the defining bill of joe biden's presidency. the covid bill they see as important, but this one as definitional, and particularly as it relates to climate issues. so yes, progressive always want to spend more money. there's always going to be that tension in the party. yes, they'll figure something out in the end that is going to accommodate joe manchin of west virginia and the progressives, but i will say, they have very strong feelings about this in the congressional progressive caucus and i don't think they should be dismissed. >> yeah, just to read people into this, climate was a big focus in the campaign and there was a sense that they could never get it through by itself, especially if the filibuster remains in place. so when we say the infrastructure package that joe biden is talking about, that joe biden is talking about, it's also potentially a major climate package, as you point out, and this back and forth will be pretty definitional there. jonathan, it's a pretty scary number in some ways, $10 trillion. i've covered congress for 10, 15 years, and $3 trillion sounded like a lot. how do you sell that and how do you pay for it? there does seem to be a willingness to raise taxes on wealthier americans and on businesses, but i'm not even sure that like a mark warner of virginia, for example, would be willing to figure out how to pay for a bill that was $10 trillion in size. >> no, i don't think there's a chance in the world that that actually ends up being the final package that gets through house and senate. they're obviously trying to stake an opening bid in this debate. but, again, there is this assumption that joe manchin will be the only sort of -- the moderates will be a major problem. i think progressives see this as a longer, messier fight than the original covid bill. biden, basically framed that bill from the start. it was $1.9 trillion. it was deficit financed. this one, he wants to pay for it. there's going to be an argument about tax hikes. so the progressives see this as something they can tease out and fight over a longer period of time than in a short covid bill. >> the other thing you've been reporting on is the flip side of the coin, the folks in exile, namely former president trump, who we played a little bit of the interview we did yesterday, earlier on in the show, and you're reporting on his attempts to start his own social media venture? >> yeah, so he's been -- we reported this -- donald trump has been in conversations with no-name app vendors about starting -- so he's not looking to build something necessarily himself. he's looking to take something that exists and rebranding it as the trump social media network. the one that they've been in pre-advance conversations with, i'm not saying it's going to be the one, but it's on the short list. it's called free space. and you might be surprised at this one. we looked into this touchy-feely language, you know, we have this proprietary technology that helps people be more positive and develop healthy habits online. it's almost reminiscent of the melania trump be best campaign. i don't know if donald trump's the right guy to bring back positivity and good social media habits, but, you know, this is the conversations that are happening right now. >> okay. jonathan swann, thank you very much for finishing us up on this friday. we really appreciate you being here and glad to have you back. on that note, to everyone out there, have a wonderful weekend. it is finally friday. thank you so much for getting up way too early with us on this friday morning. don't go anywhere. "morning joe" starts right now. i can say to you, the american people, help is here, and hope is on the way. >> i want to let you know, ininherited a mess. >> i can't guarantee we're going to solve everything, but can i guarantee we can make everything better. >> there's never been a presidency that's done so much in such a short period of time. >> we have to come together. we have to. >> i certainly didn't win by people listening to you people, that's for sure. >> the other thing we're doing, i might add -- am i giving too long an answer? >> russia is fake news. russia -- this is fake news put out by the media.

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