Pelosi Declares Trump 'Worst Thing on Earth' in Pre-Election Interview

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivered a scathing critique of President Donald Trump on Monday, labeling him a "vile creature" and "the worst thing on the face of the Earth" during an interview with CNN's Elex Michaelson. The remarks were made in San Francisco, just hours before Election Day, and quickly garnered significant attention across political circles. Pelosi's strong condemnation came amidst a broader discussion on constitutional principles and the separation of powers.

During the interview, Pelosi elaborated on her assessment of the President's character and actions. When asked if she truly believed her own statement, she affirmed, > "I do. Because he’s the president of the United States, and he does not honor the Constitution of the United States." She further accused Trump of having "turned the Supreme Court into a rogue court" and "chilled the press," while also claiming he had "abolished the House of Representatives," a reference to the chamber being in recess.

The conversation with Michaelson also touched upon the philosophical differences between Thomas Jefferson's vision for the United States and what Pelosi described as Trump's expansive view of executive power. Her comments sparked immediate reactions online and in media, with some viewers supporting her directness and others criticizing the personal nature of the attack. The interview was part of a broader political landscape ahead of Tuesday's elections, including discussions around California's Proposition 50.

Pelosi, a Democratic Representative for California, also addressed her own political future during the interview. She stated that she would defer any decision on seeking another term in Congress until after Election Day, pending the outcome of Proposition 50, a California ballot initiative aimed at increasing Democratic seats. Despite the strong rhetoric, Pelosi expressed confidence in her ability to win re-election if she chose to run.