San Francisco salon owner who exposed Pelosi talks about losing her business a year laterhttps://www.foxnews.com/politics/san-francisco-salon-owner-exposed-pelosi-losing-business-yearIt's been nearly a year since former San Francisco salon owner Erica Kious shuttered her business after exposing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for getting her hair washed and blown out despite coronavirus restrictions.
"I thought if I ever lost my business, I would have lost it in an earthquake," Kious said ... . "Never did I ever think that I would have lost everything I worked for by leftist politics. Gone."
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Pelosi, D-Calif. later claimed she was "set up," which Kious denied.
"I never set her up. That was a lie. I’ve had cameras in there since I opened. I didn’t put them in there I didn't turn them on. They're on all the time," said Kious, who noted she was traveling when she saw the video footage of Pelosi.
The former owner said Pelosi was serviced by an independent stylist who rents chairs in her salon. Kious said she decided to share the now-viral security camera footage when she found the Speaker indoors without a mask in what she called a "hurtful" display of hypocrisy.
Kious' business basically got buried (along with many similar businesses!) by Goobernor Noisome's shutdowns, as well as ProgMob fake Yelp reviews of her business.
