used them where he went into town and dropped them down in the middle of towns. so i appreciate the clari clarification there it was not intentional. that clarification was followed by a statement offering a further clarification of finally hours later the apologize. ari fleischer who was white house spokesman, paul, i mean, obviously a press spokesman does not want to become the story, this is not the first time for sierra neva sean spicer. can he survive this? no, in short. it s not just this outrage, he apologized and i have to accept that policy. it s the whole pattern, the very first thing he did, on his very first day on the job was go out
weapons. you have to if you are in russia, ask yourself is this a country that you and your regime want to align yourself was. reporters requester quick to challenge his claim. when asked to clarify his remark, here is what sean spicer says. when you come to tear gas, he was not using the gas on his own people the same way that assad is doing. i understand thank you. i appreciate that. he brought them into the holocaust center, i understand that. what i am saying that the way assad used them where he went into town and dropped them down in the middle of town. just be clear they were death camps and not holocaust centers. that clarification was followed by a statement offering further clarification and hours later, an apology on the situation with wolf blitzer.
heart of the cuban community in miami. the people here celebrating, waving flags, dancing, banging pots and pans. i asked are you at all weirded out by the fact that you re celebrating the death of a person? and people that i talked to again and again, even in my own family have said, we re not mourning the death of a person, we re celebrating the death of a monster. so, it gives you some perspective. a lot of hurt feelings here by exiles that have risked everything to leave cuba. risking their lives to get away from the system that castro created. we obviously heard statements from world leaders, the president putting out a statement offering condolences to the family of fidel castro and saying that history will end up judging his legacy. that was not received well here in the exile community. they were much more welcoming no donald trump s statement in which he called fidel castro a brutal dictator and alluded to the tragedies that cuban-americans have had to suffer, that wounds that
they don t want to be detained. they don t want to be exiled, which is what happens to anyone that disagrees with the castro regime in any way, shape, or form. cuban disi cents are being rounded up as they always are to send a strong message to the cube ban population that there will be no dissent on these days. privately in their homes, these same individuals who probably are proclaim tog any press covering this in cuba that they lament the loss of their leader, they are probably celebrating inside in the privacy of the home. fidel castro was a tyrant, an evil dictator. i think it is terrible that president obama issued a statement offering condolences to the castro family. what about condolences to the family members of those who fidel castro personally executed, because he did so. what about the family members of
from president-elect trump, castro leaves a legacy of firing squads and unimaginable suffering. hello, i m sheinelle jones at msnbc headquarters and we re tracking wide ranging reaction to the death of fidel castro. the top republican in the house says that with fidel castro s death, the cruelty and oppression of his regime should die with him. house speaker paul ryan says there is much left to do to bring freedom to the cuban people. russian politicians and citizens laid flowers in tribute. president vladimir putin issued a statement offering condolences to the cuban people. putin also called castro a sincere and reliable friend of russia. shouts of long live free cuba fill the streets of miami s little havana community. some cuban-americans waiting a long time for this moment. this flag was draped over our grandfather s casket over 46 years ago and my uncle, their