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San Francisco salon owner who exposed Pelosi talks about losing her business a year later

By: FOXNews.com
It's been nearly a year since former San Francisco salon owner Erica Kious shuttered her business after exposing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for getting her hair washed and blown out despite coronavirus restrictions.
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