Finally the speaker apologized with the now famous statement: “I’m talking for buncombe,” which meant, of course, for his constituents in Buncombe which was a county in his district.
An executive from the Japanese company made the apology at a ceremony in Los Angeles to 94-year-old James Murphy, a former POW, and the relatives of other one-time prisoners.
Here we have this look of rage that a snarl that comes across his face, instantaneously, fraction of a second, micro-expressions can be a 25th of a second that shows he's angry about having to make this apology.
Children aren't born knowing how to say " I'm sorry" ; rather, they learn over time that such statements appease parents and friends and their own consciences.
After the apology, the president's approval rating plummeted to a record low of about 10 percent, and thousands continued to demand that she step down before her final year in office.