Ex-Obama advisor Stuart Seldowitz apologizes for accusing food truck vendor of being a terrorist

Former Obama adviser admits to Islamophobic rant on NYC street. Videos went viral, sparking outrage. He regrets the incident and apologizes.

A recent video of a former adviser to Barack Obama has caused quite a stir on social media. Stuart Seldowitz, 64, was seen in a viral video making Islamophobic comments to a street vendor in New York City. In the video, Seldowitz can be heard telling the vendor that he and his family would be tortured when they are deported back to Egypt, and accusing the vendor of supporting Hamas.

After the videos went viral, Seldowitz confirmed that it was indeed him in the footage. He explained that the incident was a result of the vendor allegedly showing support for terrorism, which prompted Seldowitz to question his stance. However, he expressed regret for the incident and apologized for his actions.

Seldowitz has a background as a diplomat for the US State Department and has worked with Gotham Government Relations, a lobbying firm based in Washington, DC. However, after the video surfaced, the firm cut ties with Seldowitz, stating that his actions were vile, racist, and beneath the standards of the company.

In the disturbing video clips, Seldowitz can be seen making derogatory and offensive remarks to the food truck worker, including calling him a terrorist and making comments about killing children. The videos have sparked outrage and calls for action.

The incident has raised questions about Seldowitz's behavior and the consequences of his actions. The story is still developing, and for the latest updates, readers are encouraged to stay tuned to The U.S. Sun online for the most current news on this story.

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