On October 15, local time, former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi "wrecked" outside the House of Representatives building in Washington, DC.
The 85-year-old female politician holds the male bodyguard's hand in one hand, while angrily pointing at the female journalist Alison Steinberg in the other. "Shut up!" She yelled loudly. "I didn't reject the National Guard. The president didn't send them. Why do you come here with the Republican argument? Do you think you are a serious journalist?"
Steinberg, who asked Pelosi the question at that time, was LindellTV's White House correspondent, responsible for tracking White House news, political issues and government developments.
Stamberg, who was allegedly a Hollywood makeup artist, went to the public eye by publishing some videos and turned into a political commentator, describing herself as “to bring the truth to the public in this era.”
Stamberg blamed Pelosi because of a question: “Was it worried that the upcoming ‘January 6 Committee’ (the Republican-led new commission of inquiry) would find her ‘refusing to use the National Guard’ responsible for the riots during the 2021 congressional riots?”
Some analysts pointed out that although such questioning by reporters is not uncommon for politicians, Steinberg's choice of this question at this moment and the strong accusation nature of the question itself are a "provocation" or "blame" gesture for Pelosi. "For Pelosi, this may not be just a problem, but a symbol of being accused and insulted, so the emotional response is less surprising."
Pelosi's outbreak can be seen as a political defense.She is reluctant to let the media or political opponents unilaterally put responsibility on her head and counteract with the strong phrase "shut up" "not what I refuse," which is her defense line in the public opinion war.
However, her performance is obviously not so elegant, so it is easy to attract attention, and in addition to her original disgrace, so "strange" is also in the expectation.
It is noteworthy that the Republican-led House Executive Committee released a video about Pelosi last year, in which she repeatedly admitted that she should take more measures to protect the U.S. House of Representatives from the January 6 riots: “We have failed completely.
The person who took the video was Pelosi's daughter, California film producer Alexandra Pelosi.
After the angry reprimand, Pelosi helped the bodyguard to leave, while Steinberg left the camera with a meaningful smile. Perhaps she was "celebrating" the success of her provocation.
Although Pelosi has already entered her octogenarian years, this female congressman who has a deep attachment to high heels still can't give up "stepping on the needle" to travel. It's just that it's very difficult to walk fast, but you can't use crutches that show vicissitudes of life, so bodyguards can only act as "human handrails".
Pelosi accidentally fell down the stairs while attending an event in Luxembourg in December last year, causing a hip fracture, and then returned to the United States to have an artificial joint replaced. When she fell down, she wore high heels with a heel of about 7cm similar to this time.
After a few weeks of joint change, Pelosi appeared publicly again and attended the opening ceremony of the 119th Congress. It is possible that the post-operative operation was not very convenient, she not only needed the help of the two, but also wore flat shoes.
It is estimated that now it is a good Liso, and wearing it again, enough to see how pious Pelosi was to the high heels.