Fox News, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) under fire for speaking about her ‘connection’ to China during a visit to the Indo-Pacific, she stops in Taiwan report Saturday.
“When I was a little girl, I was told that if I dig a hole deep enough, we’d get to China, so we always felt like there was a connection there,” Pelosi commented.
Outkick’s Clay Travis shared “We are literally being led by idiots,” reads the clip on social media.
Nancy Pelosi said she always felt connected to China because when she was a little girl, her parents told her that if she kept digging holes on the beach, she would end up in China. We are really being led by the lowly. pic.twitter.com/cQx37gRDR9
– Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) August 6, 2022
Travis followers quickly responded to the video, a person writing“As a young boy, I felt connected to London and France because I saw someone’s panties.”
“It’s hard to believe she said that in public. Embarrassing!” Other wrote, while others Reply“You can’t make these things totally amazing.”
Pelosi arrived in Taiwan on Tuesday, despite warnings from both the Biden administration and China not to visit, Breitbart News reported.
It was the first visit to Taiwan by a U.S. official of her rank in 25 years, and the outlet continued:
The Biden administration has opposed her visit for fear of further destabilizing Sino-U.S. relations at a time when the U.S. is suffering from high commodity prices, supply chain disruptions and a push for a green energy agenda, all of which the administration hopes will follow the midterm elections. Near, it can cooperate with China.
Pelosi originally planned to travel in April, but delayed it after contracting the Chinese coronavirus — an illness the Taiwanese government tried to inform the World Health Organization (WHO) in December 2019, but was ignored.
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The trip sparked outrage in Beijing and warnings of consequences. Hu Xijin, a Chinese propagandist, threatened to shoot down her plane in a tweet, which Hu Xijin later deleted after Twitter locked his account.
In addition, Republicans encouraged her to travel, “not to back down to Biden and not to allow Beijing to veto travel for U.S. officials,” the outlet said.
