Corona virus: Nancy Pelosi says she was subjected to “intrigue” after filming without a muzzle

The Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, described as a “plot” the failure to comply with the measures imposed due to the Corona virus during her visit to a hairdresser.

Photographs were released showing Pelosi inside the room without wearing a muzzle, in contradiction to her repeated statements criticizing President Donald Trump for his refusal to muzzle.

When asked about the matter at a news conference in San Francisco on Wednesday, he said he “has a responsibility to trust a hair salon. He visited repeatedly for years, after staff told him they don’t allow more than one client. in the shop”.

“I trusted this, and it turned out to be a plot. So I take responsibility for falling for a plot, and that’s all I will say about it,” he said.

She added: “I think the salon owes me an apology for tracking me down.”

And he recalled that the country must be pressured to act again and said that he will not allow what happened to distract attention from the fact that more than 185,000 people died from the virus.

And surveillance camera footage obtained by “Fox News” showed Nancy Pelosi wearing the muzzle around her neck instead of covering her mouth and nose.

Pelosi herself had cited guidelines from the US Centers for Disease Control recommending that citizens wear masks in public places, especially where social distancing is difficult to enforce.

Pelosi always wore the muzzle in public during the pandemic crisis, and she also criticized Republicans for not adhering to guidelines from health officials.

President Trump commented on Twitter, saying Pelosi was “devastated” by opening a beauty salon at a time when everyone was closing, and by not wearing a muzzle despite constant sermons to everyone. “

A spokesman for the Speaker of the House of Representatives issued a statement saying the salon had informed Pelosi that only one customer would be allowed in.

The salon owner, Erica Kious, told Fox News that a hairdresser told her that Pelosi wanted to come wash and dry her hair.

“Getting into her was like a slap in the face, you know, she feels like she can just go and do her thing when no one else can, and while I can’t work,” he added.

The San Francisco governor has allowed salons to offer outdoor services, but indoor work is still on hold.