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5:26Now PlayingMarjorie Greene puts up a stunning defense for Alex Jones following his trial despite all the evidence against her point. John Iadarola and Jackson White break it down on The Damage Report.
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Marjorie Taylor Greene Ripped For Ludicrous Defense Of Alex Jones
"Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) went to bat for fellow conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, saying “all he did was speak words” after a jury ordered the Infowars host to pay Sandy Hook victims’ families nearly $1 billion for his lies about the elementary school massacre.
“Were his words wrong and did he apologize? Yes,” Greene tweeted on Wednesday. “That’s what freedom of speech is. Freedom to speak words. Political persecution must end.”
Greene, who has a history of pushing conspiracy theories about mass shootings, praised Jones and claimed he’s been “right pretty much most of the time” after he lost an August defamation trial for lying about Sandy Hook. Her comments after the latest verdict echoed Jones’ failed free-speech defense.
Jones repeatedly claimed the 2012 school massacre was faked and involved actors. In reality, it left 20 children and six adults dead."
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