Renacci and Brooks, two House Republicans, are asking Pelosi to testify at a congressional hearing into the security lapses that occurred during the assault on the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
“The reason there wasn’t a proper security presence on that day goes right to the speaker’s staff and the speaker’s office. As you go back and look at the communications, there’s this pattern that develops where the Sergeant of Arms is meeting with Pelosi’s staff. Many of those meetings, Republican staff wasn’t allowed to be there, but they had this pattern where everything had to run through her office, her staff, before the Sergeant of Arms could make a decision,” Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio stated this in response to a study by House Republicans that described security lapses on that particular day at the Capitol.
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Rep. Troy Nehls, a Republican from Texas, responded in a similar manner: “And Nancy Pelosi. You do have questions you need to answer … Nancy, we’ll get you, and we’ll fly you back from Italy once you’re the ambassador,” Nehls playfully remarked the absurdity of such rumors after dismissing allegations that President Biden was thinking about selecting Nancy Pelosi as the United States’ ambassador to Italy.
The strong Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is singled out for particular criticism in the former Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s latest book for having “geriatric.”
Christopher Miller, in a letter to “Soldier Secretary: Warnings from the Battlefield & the Pentagon about America’s Most Dangerous Enemies,” In a recent book, former president Donald Trump sharply criticized Speaker Pelosi’s conduct during the chaotic Capitol riot on January 6. This criticism sticks out among his comments on the incident.
In his biography, Miller describes a dramatic picture from the day of the crisis, during which several lawmakers begged for assistance. He describes their extreme agitation as they “hyperventilating into the phone,” attempting to get military support and get the Congress back in order.
“Do I blame a bunch of geriatrics for acting like a bunch of geriatrics? Of course not. But do I judge them for it? You’re damned right I do. Most of all, I resent that we are ruled by a bunch of geriatrics that ruthlessly and selfishly maintain their hold on power and refuse to develop the next generation of leaders,” he added.
“As soon as it was her a** on the line, Pelosi had been miraculously born again as a passionate, if less than altruistic, champion of law and order,” he wrote.
Melania Trump, the first lady at the time, took a seat in the Situation Room, one of the most crucial locations, while the rest of the world waited in expectation for word of a risky operation to hunt down and kill ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. She was not only there for this historic occasion, but she also offered counsel that likely affected President Donald J. Trump’s judgment during these events.
The executive team of the president’s company was “waiting for the final assault” on the ISIS commander when the first lady entered the room, according to Miller, and her entrance was “unexpected.”
“Secretary of Defense Mark Esper quickly gave up his seat and she sat down next to the President, who introduced her to us as if we didn’t know who she was. Her presence was unexpected, to say the least. I wondered how it would play in the press if word got out that the First Lady had popped in to watch a major military operation. Not my problem, I figured. And after all, it was her house,” An sample from Miller’s writing was acquired by the Daily Caller, who added:
Evans informed the group that the U.S. “assault force had unleashed their combat dog” into the building with al-Baghdadi, “with our commandos close behind,” after discussing potential outcomes, Miller wrote. When al-Baghdadi was trapped, he blew himself himself together with his two children and two wives by detonating a suicide vest.
Miller recalled the tense environment of that day while outlining the intricate activities involved.
“The assault force commander wouldn’t declare ‘Jackpot’—the code word announcing that Baghdadi was dead—until the body was inspected. They would also take some tissue to check for a DNA match once they got back to friendly territory. [Then-deputy national security advisor Matt] Pottinger and I knew that some poor kid was searching through the dust-and smoke-shrouded rubble with his helmet-mounted lamp and handheld flashlight, trying to find Baghdadi’s head,” he wrote.
