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Pelosi's Ukraine Dilema, Her Son Worked On Board Of Gas Company

TFPP Wire By TFPP Wire
Published October 6, 2019 at 12:04pm
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It now appears that the son of House Speaker and California Rep. Nancy Pelosi has financial ties to a gas company in the Ukraine.

Which makes her desire to impeach President Donald Trump for making a phone call to the Ukrainian president to investigate corruption more suspicious.

The allegations against Pelosi’s son came when reporter Patrick Howley shared a 2013 video of Paul Pelosi promoting himself using his Mom in an ad.

“BOOM: Nancy Pelosi’s son Paul Pelosi Jr. (who went to Ukraine in 2017) was a board member of Viscoil and executive at its related company NRGLab, which DID ENERGY Business in UKRAINE!

“And Nancy Pelosi appeared in a promotional video for the company!” he said in the tweet with the video.

“My name is Paul Pelosi…and Viscoil is here today to talk about accelerating the future,” Paul Pelosi Jr. said in the video.

“That’s what Viscoil does — it uses technology to maximize the use of natural resources, like oil and other resources,” he said, OANN reported.

Are Democrats on a witch hunt?

“Pelosi’s son traveled to Ukraine in 2017 on behalf of the Corporate Governance Initiative, where he now serves as executive director,” OANN said.

“The official reason given for his visit was to discuss a youth soccer partnership program with the Ukrainian government, but clips of that trip have reportedly been removed from online,” it said.

“Today we’re here to talk about soccer,” the son of the Democrat Speaker of the House said in the interview.

“We recently got an endorsement from the world sports alliance and we’ve spoken with the Ukraine government about collaboration for soccer for young people,” Pelosi Jr. said.

“Ukraine has a great history in soccer and we hope to share in that tradition going forward,” he said in the video.

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