captured on tape that reveal his private beliefs about 1/6 and his conclusion that donald trump bears responsibility for the insurrection as well as mccarthy s admission about the seriousness of the 1/6 attack and the complicit of members of his own caucus, all of which he would later lie about, probably downplay and excuse. here s some of the comments that have made headlines this week. again, they were obtained by new york times reporters jonathan martin and alex burns from his book this will not pass that will provide a preview of the story that the 1/6 committee plans to tell with their evidence. let me be very clear to all of you, and i ve been very clear to the president. he bears responsibilities for his words and actions. no ifs, ands or buts. the only discussion i would have with him is that i think this will pass ask it would be my recommendation he should resign. tension is too high. the country is too crazy. i don t want to look back and think we caused
take their twitter accounts away? and saying the country was too crazy. jon karl with the audio tonight. this evening, 24 hours after a federal judge s announcement that he would block any early rollback of former president trump s policy that allowed the u.s. to send back migrants over pandemic concerns, tonight, the biden administration reacting. will they ultimately move forward with their plan? there is news this evening about a kidnapped 3-month-old baby boy taken from his grandmother s home while she was unloading groceries. they have found the baby, and news tonight of potential suspects. this evening, harvard committing $100 million to address its ties to slavery. the new report tonight and its findings and what the university said today about its moral responsibility moving forward. your health tonight and news on aspirin. millions of americans taking aspirin for their heart health. the new guidance tonight. the plane shot while landing in massachusetts.
that more than half of all americans have now been infected. good morning and welcome to way too early on this wednesday, april 27th. i m jonathan lemire. the united states is set to lead a new coalition of global allies to coordinate defense and humanitarian aid to ukraine. secretary of defense lloyd austin announced what is being called the ukraine contact group yesterday while leading the first official meeting at ramstein air base in germany. there austin and joint chief of staff chairman mark milliconvened officials from more than 40 other nations to discuss the assistance efforts. i like this whole group today to leave with a common and transparent understanding of ukraine s near-term security requirements because we re going to keep moving heaven and earth so that we can meet them. let s be clear, russia s invasion is indefensible, and so are russian atrocities. we all start today from a position of moral clarity. russia is waging a war of choice to indulge th
to ukraine. and u.s. diplomats begin returning to ukraine. we ll discuss the significance of that may have step, when state department spokesman ned price joins us later this morning. good morning and welcome to morning joe. it is wednesday, april 27th. joe. a lot a lot going on, mika, right. a lot going on. your former party is fascinating. fascinating is a term you can use for it. but, as i was saying, a lot going on today. today is holocaust remembrance day. and it seems to me, for most of our lives, most of our adult lives, whenever there was holocaust remembrance day, we were looking at black and white photos, trying to figure out how madness spread across germany and the rest of the continent the way it did that would lead to such grave tragedies. how one man would be responsible for each evil and influence so many others. these pictures are actually historic reminders and unfortunately bring warning still to us today. unfortunately, more relevant than ever,
joining us live one-on-one. we re also live in ukraine where officials are uncovering evidence of more mass graves in the city of mariupol. we re set to get an update from the pentagon this hour. any news from that, and you ll see it right here live. i want to bring in cnn sal va ka por to start us off this afternoon. let me start with you saha. there s a couple of buckets from these mccarthy comments that have made a lot of news and what we re hearing from the january 6th committee. they were told they would and i m quoting here love to have mccarthy in front of the committee for a second time. they would love to have him. they have said that for several months, but mccarthy has made quite clear he s not going to voluntarily testify. the committee has one card to play, and that s a subpoena. they have been very reluctant to do this with members of congress who have declined. of course, mccarthy sits at the run-up to the attack and the events of the attack and these new