U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene ripped into a “ridiculous” British reporter and informed her she was done with her “bulls–t” after her line of questioning.
The fiery Georgia Republican doesn’t suffer fools gladly and has even less tolerance for leftists with an agenda. Thus when Times Radio reporter Jo Crawford’s questions about Sen. J.D. Vance turned south at the Republican National Convention, Greene took her to the woodshed.
The Republican congresswoman praised Vance as the running mate chosen by former President Donald Trump when asked for her thoughts by Crawford. But the reporter took a turn.
“He said that the U.K. could be the first Islamist country with nuclear weapons under the new legal government. Doesn’t that paint a sour picture for relations with the U.K.?” she asked.
“Let’s talk about the words of the Democrats and Joe Biden that have also labeled Trump as a fascist, labeled all of us as Nazis and Hitler, completely lied, demonizing him so much so that a young man, a 20-year-old, which is hard to imagine, actually climbed onto a roof and tried to murder President Trump,” Greene replied as seen in the video she posted online.
Lots of FAKE NEWS reporters at the RNC this week.
This reporter from The Times of London is one of many responsible for causing such deep division and hatred.
They lie. They twist our words. They demonize us.
It should be no surprise someone tried to assassinate President… pic.twitter.com/PQRnjCvaXQ
— Marjorie Taylor Greene (@mtgreenee) July 16, 2024
“No, no. Let’s talk about people like you that demonize people like me, President Trump,” Greene said as Crawford tried to interject.
“You know I have some of the most highest amount of death threats because of people like you because you choose to only take certain words from people, and then that’s what you want to report. Shame on you. Shame on you!” the infuriated congresswoman continued.
“I want you to know I’m a regular person like you. I’m also a mom. I have three kids, and we have to put up with the most unreal amount of bulls–t because of little liars like you that take your job and turn it into political activism,” she said. “Your job is the press. You should report the news, not lie about it.”
“Where is this woman from?” Greene eventually asked in the video clip after making sure the reporter knew she didn’t “get to ask any more questions” of her.
“Okay, you’re ridiculous and you’re the problem in our country,” she said when informed who the reporter was.
“You’re done,” Greene told her. “You don’t get to ask any more questions. I’m done with you because you’re the cause of our country being divided.”
Seeming to prove Greene’s point while missing it, Crawford posted the video on her X account as well, with the caption: “Marjorie Taylor Greene called me ‘ridiculous’ and said that ‘I’m the cause’ of the attempted assassination of Trump.”
Crawford’s social media timeline since the exchange seemed to focus on nothing else but the two-minute exchange with the no-nonsense lawmaker.
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Originally from New York, Powers graduated from New York University and eventually made her way to sunny South Florida. Powers also contributes to BizPac Review.
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