Donald Trump blasted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday morning, calling her ‘dumb’ and asserting she will not be in her position for much longer after she said he is ‘weak.’

‘Nervous Nancy is an inherently ‘dumb’ person. She wasted all of her time on the Impeachment Hoax,’ the president tweeted Sunday.

‘She will be overthrown, either by inside or out, just like her last time as ‘Speaker’,’ he continued, adding an insult at his one-favorite news network: ‘Wallace & @FoxNews are on a bad path, watch!’

Pelosi appeared on Fox News Sunday in a virtual interview with host Chris Wallace to discuss coronavirus and the federal government’s response, including Pelosi’s feud with the president over the handling of the pandemic.

When asked about testing supplies and capabilities, Pelosi gave the president an ‘F.’

‘We’re way late on it. And that is the failure,’ she told Wallace. ‘President gets an ‘F.’ A failure on the testing.’

Donald Trump lambasted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Sunday afternoon, calling her 'dumb' and calling for her to be 'overthrown'

Donald Trump lambasted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Sunday afternoon, calling her ‘dumb’ and calling for her to be ‘overthrown’

'Nervous Nancy is an inherently 'dumb' person. She wasted all of her time on the Impeachment Hoax,' the president tweeted of the California Democrat. He also bashed his favorite network, Fox News, for interviewing her about the coronavirus crisis

'Nervous Nancy is an inherently 'dumb' person. She wasted all of her time on the Impeachment Hoax,' the president tweeted of the California Democrat. He also bashed his favorite network, Fox News, for interviewing her about the coronavirus crisis

‘Nervous Nancy is an inherently ‘dumb’ person. She wasted all of her time on the Impeachment Hoax,’ the president tweeted of the California Democrat. He also bashed his favorite network, Fox News, for interviewing her about the coronavirus crisis

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told Fox News Sunday morning that she doesn't understand those protesting coronavirus lockdowns, claiming 'we all want out'

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told Fox News Sunday morning that she doesn't understand those protesting coronavirus lockdowns, claiming 'we all want out'

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told Fox News Sunday morning that she doesn’t understand those protesting coronavirus lockdowns, claiming ‘we all want out’

Trump has tweeted several times about the House speaker over the past few days after she released a ‘dear colleague’ letter this week claiming Trump has lied to the American people about coronavirus from the start.

The president lambasted Pelosi in a tweet following the letter, calling her a ‘weak and pathetic puppet’ of the far left wing of the Democratic Party.

Pelosi also put protesters on blast during her Fox News Sunday interview.

She told the network that people protesting lockdowns are a ‘distraction’ from the real threats of coronavirus, claiming she doesn’t understand why they are against stay-at-home orders, which most states have been enforcing for a month now.

‘People will do what they do. But the fact is, we’re all impatient. We all want out. But what they’re doing is really unfortunate,’ the House Speaker told Fox News Sunday host Chris Wallace.

‘People are taking to the streets, pushing back against some of the more stringent restrictions in some states. Can you understand why they’re doing that?’ Wallace asked Pelosi.

‘No, not, not really,’ she admitted.

‘What we have to do is, is, is shelter in place. That is really the answer,’ Pelosi continued. 

Pelosi told Fox News Sunday that she doesn't understand those protesting coronavirus lockdowns, claiming 'we all want out.' Protest broke out across the country this last week of crowds demanding an end to lockdown and stay-at-home orders and for their states to reopen

Pelosi told Fox News Sunday that she doesn't understand those protesting coronavirus lockdowns, claiming 'we all want out.' Protest broke out across the country this last week of crowds demanding an end to lockdown and stay-at-home orders and for their states to reopen

Pelosi told Fox News Sunday that she doesn’t understand those protesting coronavirus lockdowns, claiming ‘we all want out.’ Protest broke out across the country this last week of crowds demanding an end to lockdown and stay-at-home orders and for their states to reopen

In a separate interview with ABC News that aired Sunday morning Pelosi also tried to play down the demonstrations

In a separate interview with ABC News that aired Sunday morning Pelosi also tried to play down the demonstrations

In a separate interview with ABC News that aired Sunday morning Pelosi also tried to play down the demonstrations

'I wouldn't over exaggerate the protests across the country,' she said. 'But I think of it largely as a distraction – and the president's embrace of it as a distraction from the fact that he has not appropriately done testing, treatment, contact tracing and quarantine'

'I wouldn't over exaggerate the protests across the country,' she said. 'But I think of it largely as a distraction – and the president's embrace of it as a distraction from the fact that he has not appropriately done testing, treatment, contact tracing and quarantine'

‘I wouldn’t over exaggerate the protests across the country,’ she said. ‘But I think of it largely as a distraction – and the president’s embrace of it as a distraction from the fact that he has not appropriately done testing, treatment, contact tracing and quarantine’

'This is not the time for protests,' Virginia Governor Ralph Northam, a Democrat, told CNN Sunday morning

'This is not the time for protests,' Virginia Governor Ralph Northam, a Democrat, told CNN Sunday morning

‘This is not the time for protests,’ Virginia Governor Ralph Northam, a Democrat, told CNN Sunday morning

Democrats claim the country should not be reopened until the outbreak has seen a sharp decline in new cases and deaths. As of Sunday morning, the death toll in the U.S. nears 40,000

Democrats claim the country should not be reopened until the outbreak has seen a sharp decline in new cases and deaths. As of Sunday morning, the death toll in the U.S. nears 40,000

Democrats claim the country should not be reopened until the outbreak has seen a sharp decline in new cases and deaths. As of Sunday morning, the death toll in the U.S. nears 40,000

She also told ABC’s This Week on Sunday morning that the demonstrations are exaggerated in the media and a distraction from the fact that there needs to be more testing. 

Protests broke out in several states this last week, with people claiming the government was overreaching by issuing orders that they remain in their homes except for essential reasons like grocery shopping and going to the doctor. 

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam claimed ‘this is not the time for protests.’

‘Our president has been unable to deliver on tests, now he has chosen to focus on protests,’ Northam told CNN’s State of the Union Sunday morning. ‘And this is not the time for protests, and this is not the time for divisiveness.’

‘This is time for leadership that will stand up and provide empathy,’ the Democratic governor continued. ‘It’s the time for truth.’

Maryland’s governor Larry Hogan, who serves as the chair of the National Governors Association, agreed.

The Democrat claimed his state is ‘not at the point yet’ where it can reopen its economy.

‘My goal is to try to get us open as quickly as we possibly can, but in a safe way,’ Hogan told CNN’s Jake Tapper Sunday morning.

‘The president’s own guidelines say that you should have 14 days of declining numbers before you start to consider phase one of a reopening and we have increasing numbers every day in the Washington region,’ he continued.

‘We’re not at a point yet where we can, but we have a very detailed reopening plan,’ the governor said.

Pelosi claimed protests aren’t as big of a deal as they appear. 

‘I wouldn’t over exaggerate the protests across the country. There are some in some places, largely where there is a Democratic governor,’ Pelosi told ABC’s George Stephenapoulos.

‘But I think of it largely as a distraction – and the president’s embrace of it as a distraction from the fact that he has not appropriately done testing, treatment, contact tracing and quarantine,’ she continued.

Thousands of people across the country descended on their respective states’ capitals demanding governors reopen the economy and lift lockdown orders.

While Donald Trump supports reopening the country as soon as possible – and has even proposed states end lockdowns as soon as May 1, Pelosi and other Democrats want the lockdowns to continue to make sure coronavirus threats are under control. 

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan (right) reminded CNN's Jake Tapper Sunday morning that the Trump administration's guidelines say lockdowns shouldn't end until there are 14 days of continuous decreases in deaths and cases of coronavirus

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan (right) reminded CNN's Jake Tapper Sunday morning that the Trump administration's guidelines say lockdowns shouldn't end until there are 14 days of continuous decreases in deaths and cases of coronavirus

Maryland Governor Larry Hogan (right) reminded CNN’s Jake Tapper Sunday morning that the Trump administration’s guidelines say lockdowns shouldn’t end until there are 14 days of continuous decreases in deaths and cases of coronavirus

Protests broke out in several states with both Republican and Democrat governors

Protests broke out in several states with both Republican and Democrat governors

Protests broke out in several states with both Republican and Democrat governors

They claim businesses should be allowed to reopen as more than 22 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits in the last four weekly filing periods

They claim businesses should be allowed to reopen as more than 22 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits in the last four weekly filing periods

They claim businesses should be allowed to reopen as more than 22 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits in the last four weekly filing periods

Trump has even thrown his support behind demonstrators, tweeting on Friday ‘LIBERATE MICHIGAN!’

He also made a call to ‘LIBERATE VIRGINIA,’ asserting they ‘save your great 2nd Amendment. It is under siege!’ 

‘They seem to be very responsible people to me,’ the president said during a White House press briefing of the protesters. ‘They’ve been treated a little bit rough.’ 

The president’s claims come as his own administration’s task force has recommended social distancing guidelines and issued stay-at-home orders.   

Protesters have popped up in several states, including Michigan, Ohio, Maryland, Texas, Utah and several others.

Michigan’s governor, Gretchen Whitmer, has become a target of Trump’s as she was floated as being on the short list for former Vice President Joe Biden’s running mate.   

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