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Donald Trump kicked off his DSunday morning with an ugly rant aimed at former
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and her husband that ended with him writing
she will end up in hell.

The former president who was on the receiving end of his second federal
indictment this week related to his attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential
election results, appears to have taken exception to the Democratic lawmaker's
comment that he looked like a "scared puppy" at his arraignment.

That, in turn, led to an early Sunday morning rant where he. attempted to make
the case that her words were "vicious."




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On Truth Social he wrote, "I purposely didn’t comment on Nancy Pelosi’s very
weird story concerning her husband, but now I can because she said something
about me, with glee, that was really quite vicious. 'I saw a scared puppy,' she
said, as she watched me on television, like millions of others, that didn’t see
that."

"I wasn’t 'scared'," the former president insisted before adding, "Nevertheless,
how mean a thing to say! She is a Wicked Witch whose husbands journey from hell
starts and finishes with her. She is a sick & demented psycho who will someday
live in HELL!"


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China criticized Russia after its border authorities allegedly denied a Chinese
social media influencer from entering the country, a rare clash between the two
countries that have grown closer in recent years.

A Chinese video blogger, known as Jin Wenxin, was allegedly denied entry from
Russia after allegedly trying to enter from Kazakhstan, according to a report
from the South China Morning Post on Friday. Jin posted a video to Douyin, the
Chinese version of TikTok, and alleged that Russian border authorities treated
him and his four friends like criminals and went through their luggage three
times, eventually forcing them to return to Kazakhstan after they allegedly
refused to comply with orders.




The incident that happened on July 29 drew a response from Beijing, which has
been perhaps Russia's most powerful supporter amid its invasion of Ukraine that
has alienated Moscow from much of the West. As Ukraine's allies, including the
United States and most of Europe, have issued sanctions on Russia's economy and
provided Ukraine with military and humanitarian support, China has sought to
strengthen its ties to Russia.



The Chinese embassy in Russia said the incident was not in line with the
increasingly close relationship between the two countries.

"We've made clear that this incident seriously violated the legitimate rights of
Chinese citizens, and was totally out of line of the currently amicable
relationship between China and Russia, and the growing trend of closer exchange
of personnel between our two countries," the statement said, according to the
South China Morning Post.



The Chinese embassy asked Russia to investigate "the excessive law enforcement
of its border officials" and provide Beijing with a satisfactory response.



According to Russian state news agency Tass, Russian authorities denied their
entry "because the purpose of their trip, indicated in the application for
obtaining a visa, did not coincide with the real situation, which is a violation
of the relevant norms of Russian legislation."

Russia described the case as an isolated incident, Tass reported.

Jin, who has amassed more than 900,000 followers on Douyin, said the incident
occurred as he and his friends sought to take a road trip from Kazakhstan to
Russia, with stops in Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey, according to the South
China Morning Post. In his video, he said they had secured the documents needed
to travel throughout the trip.

"After we were denied entry, they demanded to take our fingerprints and photos,
which made us feel like criminals," he said, according to the South China
Morning Post.

Newsweek reached out to the Russian Foreign Affairs Ministry for comment via
email.

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