Nancy Pelosi Rages Against Jim Cramer After he Calls Her ‘Crazy Nancy’ on Live TV

Nancy Pelosi’s continuing battle with Republicans on a new Coronavirus relief bill for the American people shows her continued resentment for the fact that President Donald J. Trump is running the United States of America. She also appears resentful or perhaps nervous about possible Trump re-election.

While being grilled on CNBC by Mad Money’s Jim Cramer, Jim calls her “crazy Nancy” as he appears to have the notion that the Democrat speaker of the house from California is forgetting the suffering of Americans by not getting a deal done that she assured people would happen.

He tries to backtrack slightly after calling her “crazy Nancy”, hinting that he’s just quoting President Trump’s name for her and that he has respect for the office of the president. Pelosi became visibly furious at that point and told Cramer that that didn’t change the fact that he just called her “crazy Nancy”.

Her facial expression showed that of rage and internal dismay after that moment. Clearly Jim Cramer knows who the president is and wants Pelosi to put politics aside and get something done, even if it looks like a win for Republicans because Americans should come before partisan politics. Wayne Dupree took notice of the exchange and tweeted out a short clip commenting:

“Jim Cramer of CNBC just called Nancy Pelosi #CrazyNancy and I spit out my water” see tweet:

Jim Cramer of CNBC just called Nancy Pelosi #CrazyNancy and I spit out my water ???? pic.twitter.com/iZVo5cfKWl

— W.E. Dupree (@WayneDupreeShow) September 15, 2020

You can check out the entire exchange below, where it looks like Jim Cramer was lucky he wasn’t physically next to Pelosi when this happened, or else it might have been even more awkward. WATCH:

CNBC reported in part:

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday morning that she remains opposed to Republican efforts to pass a smaller version of her party’s coronavirus stimulus plan despite the looming 2020 election and economic fallout from the pandemic.

Asked by CNBC’s Jim Cramer if she’d be willing to pass a “skinny” deal now and reconvene with Republicans on outstanding issues later, Pelosi fired back that “there is no later with this administration.”

“This is the opportunity. And the skinny deal is a Republican bill: That’s not a deal at all,” Pelosi said on “Squawk on the Street.” “They’re making a skinny — in fact, Chuck Schumer and I call it an emaciated — proposal for a massive problem.”