Hulk Hogan: I'm not a racist

Published May 02, 2016

Hulk Hogan made his first television appearance since he was fired from the WWE last month for racist remarks he made on tape.

The wrestler gave a teary interview on "Good Morning America" Monday morning and apologized to fans for his comments.

"I'm not a racist," he said. "I never should have said what I said. I was wrong. I'm embarrassed by it."

Hogan came under fire in July for using the N-word to describe a man involved with his daughter, Brooke, in a leaked transcript of a sex tape that is the center of a multimillion dollar lawsuit with the gossip site Gawker.

He also told "GMA" that he was suicidal years ago. "I was at the lowest point of my life to where I wanted to kill myself."

He added, "Please forgive me. I'm a nice guy."

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