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And so I want to contrast the president's repeated statements about Nordstrom with

the lack of comments about some other things including for example the attack on Quebec

mosque and other other similar environments. Why is the president when he chooses to?

Do you know how that looks before it because you just brought that up.

I literally stand at this podium and opened a briefing a couple days ago

about the president expecting his condolences.

I literally opened the briefing about it. So for you to sit there and say,

I know. So why are you asking why he didn't do it when I literally stood here and did it?

This statement, I don't understand what you're asking.

Aliens comment, we're about that the president doesn't have time to tweet about everything.

He's tweeting about this. He's not tweeting about something else.

I came out here and actually spoke about it and said the president spoke.

What are you you're equating me addressing the nation here and a tweet?

I don't I mean that's the silliest thing I've ever heard.

Did he tweet too much or not enough? That's the question.

We've got a guy who's going to answer it right here.

Incredible. So excited. Have him one-on-one in studio.

From a colleague of mine served this nation in uniform out of uniform.

He's still doing it.

Sean Spicer.

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