"Six months is a long time to be closed down," salon owner Erika Kious said.
Tucker not only asked her if she set-up Pelosi, but how she felt about seeing the most powerful woman in America violate the very lockdown rules she supports.
"She's been coming in for quite a while," Kious responded. "If she's in there comfortably without a mask and feeling safe, then why are we shut down? Why am I not able to have clients come in?"
Kious says that she and others in San Francisico, which has been shut down much longer than other parts of California, are asking these questions.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that, as of yesterday, San Francisco officials "unveiled a plan" for reopening "schools, churches and businesses," specifically siting salons.
The salon owner tells Tucker near the end of the interview that she will probably leave San Francisco, not just because her business is struggling, but because of the amount of death threats and hate she's gotten since releasing the video of Pelosi.
