terrible atrocities they did and to drag any other comparison into this wasn t appropriate. why make the comparison at all? why bring hitler into this? again, i m not going to quantify it, wolf. it was a mistake. i shouldn t have done it. won t do it again. it was amazing to hear that robust apology from the white house press secretary. he did the right thing. he did the right thing. it was a robust apology and it was important you pressed him on that point. often time public figures make the general apologies and never say who they are apologizing to in this case, he clearly owed an apology at least to holocaust survivors and their families. they expect better from the press secretary. i this i this apology came so swiftly in part because the white house has become more sensitive to the fact that these verbal gaffs and mistakes are piling up on them and costing them trust with the american public. could be part after nof a ne strategy. you make a bad statement and you try to