Today is Wednesday, March 10th, and you're listening to The Morning Announcements.

I'm Sammy Sage.

Buckingham Palace has officially responded to the groundbreaking Oprah interview.

Their statement read,

The whole family is saddened to learn the full extent of how challenging the last few

years have been for Harry and Meghan.

The issues raised particularly that of race are concerning.

While some recollections may vary, they are taken very seriously and will be addressed

by the family privately.

Harry, Meghan, and Archie will always be much loved family members.

I mean, whilst some recollections may vary, sounds like the most effective way to kind

of undermine pretty much everything they're saying.

So, I would file this under Royal Notes Ap apology, complete with gaslighting.

Time for an update on the ongoing attempts at voter suppression around the country,

today featuring Georgia.

Republicans in the Georgia Senate have narrowly approved a voting bill that would end no

excuse absentee voting.

This means that instead of allowing anyone to request an absentee ballot, the bill would

limit absentee voting to people who are over 65, are physically disabled, are required

to be outside their voting precinct during the three-week in-person early voting period

and election day, have a religious holiday on election day, work in elections, or qualify

as a military or overseas absentee voter.

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