In her first sit-down interview since her husband was attacked last month at their San Francisco home, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the assault was driven by misinformation and called for national healing.
“It’s really sad because it was a flame fueled by misinformation,” Pelosi said in an interview with Anderson Cooper that aired Monday night on CNN.
Paul Pelosi, 82, was left with a fractured skull and serious injuries to his right arm and hands after an attacker broke into the Pelosi home Oct. 28 and struck him with a hammer.
