Nancy Pelosi says bodycam of husband’s attack would be ‘very hard’ to watch
A San Francisco County judge granted a motion that would release the police body camera footage and the 911 call in the attack on Paul Pelosi. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she has no plans to view the video and said her husband continues to make progress in his recovery.
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