Pelosi Wants To Pull Trump Out Of White House by ‘His Hair, His Little Hands & Feet’

By Staff, Agencies

US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reportedly admitted over the weekend that she wants to pull outgoing President Donald Trump out of the White House by "his hair, his little hands and feet."

The House of Representatives Speaker made her statement during a weekend of negations with the US Congress.

"I’m counting down the hours ‘til he’s gone," Pelosi told her leadership team, according to POLITICO.

"I plan to pull him out of there by his hair, his little hands and his feet.”

The Congress finally agreed on economic relief package on Sunday night - prompting the Monday night passage of a second Covid relief bill.

The package will include $600 stimulus checks for most Americans.

The $900billion bill will now head to President Trump's desk - with the White House already confirming that he plans to sign it in the coming days.

Under the bill, Americans with an annual income of less than $75,000 will receive $600 stimulus checks, and the amount lessens until it is canceled out for those who earned $99,000.

Lawmakers also passed a $1.4trillion measure that will keep the US government funded through September.

Despite the president being expected to sign the $900billion package, Pelosi and Trump's relationship appears to remain the same.

When Joe Biden was named the projected winner of the 2020 presidential election on November 7, Pelosi slammed Trump and said that Americans chose a "fairer, stronger" country by choosing the 78-year-old Democrat.

She made the comments on Twitter shortly after news broke that Biden had secured enough electoral votes to take the presidency.

She wrote: "The American people have chosen a fairer, stronger, and respected America that is equal to the aspirations of our daughters and sons. And to the sacrifice of our veterans and men and women in uniform by electing @JoeBiden and @KamalaHarris as our next President and Vice President."

Prior to Election Day, Pelosi ripped Trump and warned the president "will stoop to any level for his own re-election."