the reidout with joy reid is up next. tonight on the reidout you re the president of the united states. you can declassify just by saying it s declassified, even by thinking about it. because you re sending it to mar-a-lago or wherever you re sending it. and it doesn t have to be a process. there can be a process, but there doesn t have to be. yeah, that s what he told fox. but new reporting tonight indicates prosecutors have in their possession tape of trump after he left the white house acknowledging that he was holding on to highly sensitive material, which he did not, in fact, declassify. also tonight, the latest on the debt ceiling bill, which comes up for a critical house vote just a short time from now. the great lawrence o donnell joins me to discuss. and maryland governor wes moore will be here. he and other democratic governors are enacting bold, progressive policies that help people instead of hurting them. imagine that? in sharp contrast to the
shocking, powerful and deeply personal. meghan and harry reveal their struggles and sadness with the royal life. also on breakfast, it s back to school for millions of children in england. ten years of hurt is overfor rangers. they win the scottish premiership with hundreds of fans celebrating outside ibrox despite covid safety warnings. good morning. today we have some rain across the northern half of the country which will ease through the day, drierand country which will ease through the day, drier and brighter country which will ease through the day, drierand brighter in country which will ease through the day, drier and brighter in the south, but from mid week, it looks like the weather is going to turn a mile. more details later in the programme. the structure it will turn milder. it s monday march 8th. our top story. the duke and duchess of sussex have accused the royal family of failing to protect them, even when meghan was suffering from suicidal thoughts and harry w
ethnic groups and it denies when you say harris county, it denies houston which is the fourth largest city in the nation. it s unimaginable. we are fearful of the potential of innocent infractions by hard-working volunteers, similar to georgia in the last election, being arrested or threatened with felonies for simple mistakes. i was there when the paper shortage came about. i was at a poll. there was no fraud. it was not malicious. it happened that people were voting and not enough paper ballots. this is the first year we used those paper ballots which the state required us to use in harris county was the first one to be courageous enough to use it. so we were using it, but we ran out of paper. now we re being penalized. that was the only issue that generated into this very, very, very infringing, threatening, and frightening bill that is going to intimidate hard-working, civic leaders who all they want to do is give