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# Sean Spicer Apologizes for Hitler Comments: 'I Let the President Down'

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## Video: Sean Spicer Apologizes for Hitler Comments: 'I Let the President Down'

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_Published 2017-04-12. White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer continued his apology tour for an inaccurate Hitler-comparison he made at the White House._


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## Transcript

I should not have tried to make a comparison. There's no comparing atrocities, and it is a very solemn time for so many folks that this is a part of that. And so that's obviously a very difficult thing personally to deal with, because you know that a lot of people who don't know you wonder why you would do that. You're job as the spokesperson is to help amplify The president's actions and accomplishments. And I think he's had an unbelievable, successful couple weeks. And when you're distracting from that message of accomplishment and your job is to be the exact Opposite, on a proffessional level, it's dissapointing because I think I've let the president down, and so on both a personal and a proffessional level, that will definitely go down as not a very good day in my history.

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