Sean Spicer cited a nonexistent Atlanta terror attack 3 times, says he meant to say Orlando

Kevin Lamarque/Reuters White House spokesman Sean Spicer may have made the same mistake a top adviser to President Donald Trump made last week, by citing a nonexistent terror attack. During at least three interviews in which Spicer defended Trump’s controversial travel ban, Spicer cited an Atlanta terror attack that never happened. In a statement to ABC News Wednesday night, Spicer said he "clearly meant Orlando." The Daily Beast first caught Spicer’s misstatements on Tuesday. On the three o...