在哥伦比亚广播公司的采访中面向国家从周五开始，众议院议长南希·佩洛西在国会弹劾调查听证会上抨击唐纳德·特朗普总统在推特上攻击前美国驻乌克兰大使玛丽·约瓦诺维奇，称之为“他自己作为骗子的不安全感”的反映

面向国家主持人玛格丽特·布伦南问佩洛西特朗普在听证会上作证时攻击约瓦诺维奇的推特。特朗普在推特上写道:“玛丽·约瓦诺维奇变坏了。”

佩洛西指出，特朗普对自己错误的认识是他决定在推特上发布约瓦诺维奇的原因。"他犯了一个错误，他知道她的力量，他试图破坏它."她接着谴责总统在推特上发布约瓦诺维奇的决定。“人们不会侮辱人，尤其是当他们在美国国会作证时。”

布伦南指出，白宫表示特朗普不是想恐吓约瓦诺维奇，只是表达自己的观点。佩洛西回答:“总统的话很重。它们非常重要，他不应该轻率地辱骂别人。但他就是这么做的。”

这位女议员还谈到特朗普的侮辱:“我认为部分原因是他自己作为一名冒名顶替者的不安全感。我想他很清楚自己在办公室里，不知所措。所以他不得不贬低其他人。”

在约瓦诺维奇的证词中，领导弹劾调查的众议院情报主席亚当·希夫指责特朗普的推特试图恐吓证人。约瓦诺维奇在证词中说，特朗普在与乌克兰总统沃洛季米尔·泽林斯基的电话中对她的评论听起来很有威胁。约瓦诺维奇在证词中说:“我感到震惊和震惊，因为我会以这种方式出现在两位国家元首的电话中。”。

前美国驻乌克兰大使玛丽·约瓦诺维奇于2019年11月15日在DC华盛顿国会山朗沃斯众议院办公楼向众议院情报委员会作证。

尽管包括福克斯新闻主持人克里斯·华莱士在内的许多人认为约瓦诺维奇的证词勇敢而有力，但共和党人反应很快试图诋毁前任大使。众议员德文·努恩斯认为她的证词不重要，称之为“与政府在就业问题上的分歧”

约瓦诺维奇反驳了努恩斯的观点。“我不反对总统有权在任何时候撤回大使。我确实想知道为什么有必要诽谤我的名誉，”她回答说。

佩洛西对玛格丽特·布伦南的采访将继续面向国家这个星期天早上在哥伦比亚广播公司。

PELOSI SAYS TRUMP'S ATTACKS ON YOVANOVITCH ARE PART OF 'HIS OWN INSECURITY AS AN IMPOSTER'

In an interview with CBS' Face the Nation from Friday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi blasted President Donald Trump for his Twitter attacks of former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch during the congressional impeachment inquiry hearing, calling them a reflection of "his own insecurity as an imposter."

Face the Nation host Margaret Brennan asked Pelosi about Trump's tweets attacking Yovanovitch while she was giving her testimony at the hearing. Trump began his tweet with: "Everywhere Marie Yovanovitch turned went bad."

Pelosi noted that Trump's knowledge of his own error was the source of his decision to tweet about Yovanovitch. "He made a mistake, and he knows her strength, and he was trying to undermine it." She went on to denounce the president's decision to tweet about Yovanovitch. "People don't insult people, especially when they're giving testimony before the Congress of the United States."

Brennan pointed out that the White House stated that Trump wasn't seeking to intimidate Yovanovitch, just voice his opinion. Pelosi answered: "The words of the president weigh a ton. They are very significant, and he should not frivolously throw out insults. But that's what he does."

The congresswoman also said of Trump's insults: "I think part of it is his own insecurity as an imposter. I think he knows full well that he's in that office way over his head. And so he has to diminish everyone else."

During Yovanovitch's testimony House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, who is leading the impeachment inquiry, accused Trump's tweets of attempting to intimidate the witness. Yovanovitch said in her testimony that remarks Trump made about her during his phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy sounded threatening. "I was shocked and devastated that I would feature in a phone call between two heads of state in such a manner,"Yovanovitch said in her testimony.

Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch testifies before the House Intelligence Committee in the Longworth House Office Building on Capitol Hill November 15, 2019 in Washington, DC.

While many thought Yovanovitch's testimony was brave and powerful, including Fox News host Chris Wallace, Republicans were quick to try to discredit the former ambassador. Representative Devin Nunes did not find her testimony important and called it an "employment disagreement with the administration."

Yovanovitch countered Nunes' point. "I don't disagree that the president has the right to withdraw an ambassador at any time. I do wonder why it's necessary to smear my reputation falsely," she responded.

Pelosi's interview with Margaret Brennan will air on Face the Nation this Sunday morning on CBS.