Donald Trump Calls Nancy Pelosi “Evil” And A “Tremendous Liability,” Welcomes Her Retirement

NDTV - YouTube ^ | November 7, 2025

[Navy Patriot]

Donald Trump criticizes Nancy Pelosi, calling her “evil” and a “tremendous liability” to the country, while praising her decision to retire from Congress.

Video, - President Trump's own words recorded at White House News Briefing.

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[kiryandil]

[kiryandil]

“It’s like a manhood thing with him — as if manhood can be associated with him,” Pelosi deadpanned. “This wall thing.”

Trump <--> Melania

Paul Pelosi <--> The Hammer Guy

[redfreedom]

“no mincing of words”

That’s why many claim they do not like Trump. On the other hand there are those, like me, that do like it when he tells it like it is.

I really think his ability to tell people off, the same way the left tells us off, is what’s giving others the spine to stand up and talk for themselves. It’s called leadership.

And yes, Nancy is evil and there is nothing wrong with saying it.

[PGalt]

TRUE. HOORAY President Trump!

[PGalt]

Thanks for that reminder.

[Yardstick]

He’s right and I’m glad he said it. With the authority of the presidency he judged her to be evil.

And what’s really nice about it: he got the last word.

How ‘bout them apples, Nance?

[cgbg]

Indicting Nancy for J6 would be an even better “last word” since of course actions speak louder than words.

I do not care if she is an old witch. Let her spend her final days in courtrooms.

[Yardstick]

Doesn’t that sort of go without saying?

[frank ballenger]

Ha.

That assailant with the hammer was found guilty.

David DePape was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the state charges , concurrent with the 30-year federal prison sentence he already received for federal charges stemming from the same incident. Attempted kidnapping of a federal official. Fed. sentence was 30 years in prison.
he sentences will be served concurrently, meaning the 30-year federal sentence will run at the same time as the state sentence, but the life-without-parole sentence will apply.

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Think about all the murder, rape, family annihilations and serial killers who may have received lesser sentences or released on technicalities.

Before you question that, the serial stalker killer of 17 young women, Robert Hansen, was in prison after conviction and then the ruling by the supreme court limiting the use of evidence in a case against him due to a new statute of limitations got him released from prison. As a newly freed man he stalked and murdered more women.
He was again caught and tried for new murders and he died of natural causes in prison at age 75.