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Source：Charm Information Network Editor：Science Time：2025-06-26 00:17:56

At long last,Mike Horner Archives Sean Spicer has spoken out about President Trump's late-night Twitter typo, and let's just say he's provided the country with zeroclarity.

During a Wednesday afternoon press gaggle, Press Secretary Sean Spicer addressed Trump's infamously meme-worthy midnight tweet, which simply read: "Despite the constant negative press covfefe."

SEE ALSO: Of course Obama's old photographer hilariously trolled Trump's 'covfefe' tweet

Now, while it may have looked like the leader of the U.S. attempted to spell "coverage" and instead dropped his phone on his face and fell asleep, Trump, and now Spicer insistthere's a hidden and intentional meaning behind the mystery jumble of letters.

One brave man got the chance to ask Sean Spicer the questions plaguing the minds of Americans, and though Spicer's answers were not very helpful, we are still grateful. Let's have a look at the beautiful exchange of words, shall we?

Reporter:"Do you think people should be concerned that the president posted a somewhat incoherent tweet last night and that it then stayed up for hours?"

Spicer:"Uh ... no."

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Reporter:"Why did it stay up so long? Is no one watching this?"

Spicer:"No. I think the president and a small group of people know exactly what he meant."

*Reporters burst into laughter in the background while a single voice cries out, "WHAT IS COVFEFE?"*

Now from the sound of Spicer's cryptic explanation, "covfefe" sounds like some terrifying little secret code that Donald Trump and his squad have — like "the covfefe flies at midnight" or something. Great.

The internet pondered that scenario, but for whatever reason, people still have trouble accepting the fact that this isn't some elaborate scheme to cover up Trump being so awful at Twitter.

When Donald Trump awoke this morning, he too alluded to the fact that "covfefe" had some sort of meaning, and challenged Americans to decipher it. But he also deleted the tweet about six hours after posting it so WHO DO WE TRUST?

It's always a good time, guys. Always the best time.

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