Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene told Bannon's War Room about the vote to hold the host in criminal contempt over the January 6 insurrection probe.
"Here they are celebrating voting to hold an innocent American in contempt because you didn't answer the subpoena and show up to their fake committee."
"I had just had it listening to them lie," she said."They completely lied about you, they lied about President Trump and I was disgusted and furious." Greene said that although she did not get a chance to speak during the debate, she made her feelings felt after the vote."I yelled at them on the House floor, I let Liz Cheney have it, I let"I couldn't contain myself and I said: 'You people are a joke...all you want to talk about is the riot that happened here at the Capitol, while you care nothing about all the riots that happened to the American people,'" referring to the BLM protests across the U.S.
Just prior to that exchange, Bannon hinted that he was unable to talk about the case,"don't make me get the lawyers involved here," adding he was"sworn to silence."
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