It’s almost laughable that the Queen of Mean, Crazy Nancy Pelosi (D-California), did not forget to bring her documentation team but failed to prepare for the security of the Capitol during the J6 protest, where evil Democrats staged violence to implicate peaceful protesters and demonize Trump supporters.
In a recently released HBO video footage, Crazy Nancy could be seen fuming as she blasted President Donald Trump and called him a “domestic enemy,” a day after the January 6, 2021, protest.
While she prepares for a press conference the following day, January 7, then-House Speaker Pelosi prepares to stage another ouster, this time for US Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund.
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At this point, the rabid attack dog of the Democrat echelons started with her rhetoric, blaming President Trump for the chaos that they created.
“There is a domestic enemy in the White House,” Pelosi says in the video obtained by CBS News. “Let’s not mince words about this.”
Pelosi even went and admitted that she had “never been a fan of Sund” but stressed that the “focus has to be on the president.”
The former House Speaker proved to be a reliable tool for the Deep State to neutralize and attack anyone they deemed a threat to their rule.
In a previously reported footage, Pelosi could be heard taking “responsibility” for failing to prepare more security and even quipping, “Shame on us.”
Trump’s spokesman, Steven Cheung, slapped the California representative and pressed her to answer for her actions on January 6.
“Nancy Pelosi refused President Trump’s offer of soldiers and National Guard to help secure the Capitol building. In unearthed footage, she even admits she was responsible for the security failure,” Cheung said.
“Pelosi needs to answer why she chose to ignore the warnings and the help that was offered.”
Meanwhile, the former Capitol Police Chief fired back at Pelosi.
“I am stunned by the repeated statements by Pelosi about there not being any National Guard deployed to the Capitol in advance of the attack on January 6,” Sund said.
“When it was her sergeant at arms for the House of Representatives who denied my request for support on January 3, and then again repeatedly for 71 minutes while we were under attack on January 6,” the Capitol police chief continued.
Sund also said in his congressional testimony that House Sergeant at Arms Paul Irving rejected his offer to request the National Guard three days before January 6, but Irving dismissed this and said Pelosi would “never go for it.”
“I realize that I was the only chief of police in the U.S. who was restricted by law (2 U.S. Code 1970) from bringing in resources for my men and women without the approval of the Capitol Police Board and congressional leadership,” Suns
“No wonder Congress changed this law in December of 2021, only 11 months after January 6,” Sund said.
“If my request for support had been approved on January 3, 2021, I don’t think we would be here discussing this today.”
