'Sick': Trump AG candidate Jeanine Pirro made live-in author clean her dog's poop
U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro, a candidate for President Donald Trump's next attorney general, once forced an author to clean her home, including her dog's feces.
In a Friday profile of Pirro, writer Lisa DePaulo told Intelligencer that the former judge had asked her to move in while writing her latest book.
"It was going to be a great experience. And it wasn't," the author recalled.
"DePaulo moved into the basement of Pirro's sprawling Westchester home. When she was getting her makeup done, DePaulo says, Pirro would pad around the house wearing nothing but 'panties, high heels, and these little stickers that she put on her nipples,'" Intelligencer reported. "But her stay turned out to be a less-than-comfortable experience. DePaulo had to deal with mice in the basement (a problem that, according to DePaulo, Pirro demanded she keep to herself since Pirro was trying to sell the house); seven guns stashed around, which, DePaulo recalls Pirro saying, were all loaded; Pirro barring her from touching the Fiji water in the pantry, saying it was for guests only; and Pirro's obsession with keeping household expenses down (DePaulo says Pirro once berated her for leaving a hallway light on overnight)."
Eventually, Pirro began to treat DePaulo like the help, according to the new reporting.
"There were numerous times, she says, when Pirro asked her to clean up dog feces deposited by Pirro's enormous poodles. ('My dogs, when they poop, it's, like, sick,' Pirro tells me,)" the profile recounted. "According to DePaulo, there was also the time that she was invited to a wedding held at the house and told to clean the windows before the guests arrived. 'That was demeaning,' DePaulo says. 'I was dressed for the wedding, and she hands me this big thing of Windex and paper towels, pushed them into my hands, and said, 'Do it!''"