Marjorie Taylor Greene Storms Out Of Interview After Tough Questions

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Marjorie Taylor Greene did not have much fun during a nighttime call in show on a local Georgia access network. The Congresswoman was not only met with calls from angry constituents demanding tough answers, but her opponent - Marcus Flowers - also bought the ad spots for the commercial breaks and forced her to sit through them. But that didn't last long, as Greene angrily stormed out of the interview during one of the breaks. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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This week, Marjorie Taylor Green, who apparently refuses to turn down any interview that's offered to her, appeared on what looks to be a local public access show where she was taking calls from her own constituents. And it didn't go exactly as Marjorie Taylor Green, I think, had hoped that it would go. One of the callers, of course, asked her why she wants to strip women of the right to choose what to do with her own bodies. And this was Marjorie Taylor Green's response, not exactly a knock it outta the park performance by Marjorie. But, uh, here is what she told this caller. Take a look.

Excuse. You talk about the, the, uh, uh, women's rights. Okay? You're blaming this all on the women. My body is my body, and I want, I don't want the government telling me what I can do with

My body. Ma'am, are you having children anytime soon? I'm, that's my question. I'm asking a legitimate question. And you're right, it's your body, But a baby inside a woman's womb is another person's body, not your body and not my body. And that, uh, abortion is murder of another human being. Whether that body is inside your uterus or, or not, but that is murder. I, I do not support the murder of another human being. I support life and I will always stand up to fight for the lives of the unborn and life overall. But I don't, I don't think you're having children anytime soon. So I appreciate your interest in women's rights, but killing an unborn baby is not a woman's right, and that's not healthcare.

Okay? If a child is the 10 year old child that was, that was raped, what about

Then I think we should put the rapist a child abuser,

Be punished. The child can't have anything done to her without, uh, the government going after 'em, finding them, and all that stuff. That's not right.

A child abuser and a rapist should be put to death if they are doing that to a 10 year old child, number one. I think that should be our focus. That is a very rare, rare, rare occasion. So that should not be the, the entire premise of the argument on abortion. Again, ma'am, I know you say it's your body, your choice, but I don't think you're having any children anytime soon. I think we need to focus on the future of America, and that's our children, because they are our, they are our future and the unborn, they're the our future also. So let's focus on protecting their lives and, and instead of being focused on a lie that abortion is women's healthcare, because that's not healthcare. Healthcare saves lives, abortion kills a life. Thank you so much for your question tonight.

No, I'm not through. I'm almost here to focus on the fact that you,

Marjorie, are you planning on having any kids anytime soon? Because if not, by your own logic, you shouldn't have a say in that debate, right? Like, you shouldn't be able to restrict or not restrict women's right to choose because you yourself are not about to have a baby either. So everything you said to that woman should apply to yourself. Furthermore, if you're saying that unless you're of childbearing age and intend to have children, you can have an opinion at that point.