This is not just a professional failing. This is a failing of basic humanity toward another individual.

This incident was heinous, reckless, and inhumane. I expect you to feel what the Nichols family feels.

I expect you to feel outrage in the disregard of basic human rights, as our police officers have taken an oath to do the

opposite of what transpired on the video.

The Memphis Police Chief warns the public ahead of today's release of body cam video

and the death of Tyree Nichols asking the community to protest peacefully.

We'll have the latest in that extremely disturbing case. Plus, it was supposed to be the investigation that would finally expose the deep

state plot against Donald Trump, only it didn't find anything, and it cost taxpayers millions of

dollars. We'll have more on that. And President Joe Biden slams

House Republicans for what he calls a MAGA economic plan. We'll play for you his comments on that,

and the overall health of the economy will talk about it as it comes as the president is considering

a trip overseas to mark a year of war in Eastern Europe.

Good morning. And welcome to morning, Joe. It is Friday, January 27th. With Willie and me,

we have the host of way too early White House Bureau chief at Politico, Jonathan Lemire,

and Pulitzer Prize winning calmness at the Washington Post, Eugene Robinson.

And Joe, this morning, you are reporting from outside the site of what was the Auschwitz concentration camp to mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

We want to remember the terror, the torture, the lives lost there,

but also how it all started. Joe? Well, it is noon here at Auschwitz on this commemoration day.

And you know, Mika, in the age of social media and 24-7 news channels,

we've become accustomed to the daily barrage of grim news reports and depressing stories

from Yuvaldi to Ukraine.

Conditioned to compartmentalize, we somehow digest the bad news and move on throughout

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