Trump said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was only investigating his impeachment while her constituency in California was "hell".

"Nancy Pelosi is crazy and I think she should go home to San Francisco. If you look at what is happening in her area, people will see it as hell," US President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House on November 3, accusing House Speaker Pelosi of not doing well in the California constituency.

Trump said that in California, homeless people are not cared for, needles and syringes are full of sugar and countless horrible things are being discharged into the Pacific. "Yet all she thought about was impeachment. But she didn't want to impeach. Do you know anyone who wants to impeach? It is the people who run the Democratic Party, the radical leftist," he added.

House Speaker Pelosi, a Democrat from California, was one of the most active on Trump's impeachment investigation, involving a July 25 phone call between him and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

The White House owner is accused of pressuring Ukraine to investigate former father and son Vice President Joe Biden, the top candidate of the Democratic Party and also a formidable opponent of Trump in the race to the White House in 2020.

After the vote on October 31 with 232 votes in favor and 196 votes against, the US House of Representatives officially opened an investigation to impeach the White House boss. President Trump repeatedly lashed out at what he called the "witch hunt" and accused the investigation of being politically motivated.