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The president's reported remarks to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe were scorched on social media.
Japan's chief cabinet secretary denied reports that the U.S. president made these comments.
"I was a quarter mile from shore; there was nothing I could do," says a man who was bitten.
But the veterans "gave it to 'em pretty good," the president says on anniversary of the 1941 attack.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
One idea: A 3-hour tour to maroon the attorney general on "Gilligan's Island" for a long, long time.
Japanese-American artist wanted to use art to make prison camps more humane.
"Japan has some bad hombres. Sad!"
The president urged unity in remarks that many saw as a thinly veiled shot at the president-elect.
Abe is the first Japanese Prime Minister to ever visit the site of the 1941 attack.