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Trump Reposts Damning Video Nancy Pelosi Deleted From Her Twitter Feed

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In February as Wuhan coronavirus raged around the world and was spreading in American communities, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made a visit to San Francisco's Chinatown to berate President Trump for his travel ban to-and-from China. 

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According to the White House, Pelosi deleted video of the event from her Twitter feed. President Trump is reminding everyone about what she said. 

Meanwhile, the White House has been on a tweet spree comparing dated actions from President Trump to those taken by Speaker Pelosi.

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Pelosi is currently in San Francisco giving tours of her $24,000 refrigerators as Americans, especially those who own small businesses, continue to suffer.

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