Trump measures Nancy Pelosi: the crazy woman went styling her hair without a muzzle
US President Donald Trump criticized Democratic Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, for going to a hair salon in San Francisco, where such activities are prohibited in closed places due to the Covid-19 epidemic, without a muzzle.
Pelosi confirmed that she followed the hairdresser's instructions and saw that she had been "plotted."
Nancy Pelosi is one of the people most hated by the Republican president and his supporters.
She regularly criticizes the billionaire for his handling of the epidemic crisis that has killed more than 185,000 in the United States, urging him to listen to scientists and encourage the wearing of masks.
"Real men wear a muzzle," she said in response to Donald Trump, who only appeared in public with a muzzle once in July.
But the CCTV footage shows Nancy Pelosi moving from room to room in the hairdressing salon on Monday without a muzzle, knowing that these actions are still prohibited in closed places in San Francisco.
Trump wrote in a tweet on Twitter, "The crazy Nancy Pelosi is risking her reputation for making one hairdressing salon open while the other salons are closed, and not wearing a muzzle while she gives everyone lessons about this all the time."
The owner of the salon, who has been fighting for "six months" for permission to reopen, told Fox News that one of her hairdressers had opened the salon specifically for Pelosi.
"She (Pelosi) thinks she can continue to do her job while no one else can come (to the salon) and I cannot work," said Erica Kious.
"I have a responsibility to trust what the barbershop in the neighborhood I've been to many times for years," Pelosi told reporters. "It turned out that it was actually a plot. I take responsibility for falling into the trap."
"This salon suggested that Pelosi come Monday and tell her that the city has allowed him to open on the condition that he receives one client at a time," said her deputy, Drew Hamill.
"Nancy Pelosi always wears the mask and respects local guidelines on COVID-19," he added.
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