Texas Paul REACTS to Marjorie Taylor Greene Blaming Jan 6 on Nancy Pelosi
Marjorie Taylor Greene spoke at the fascist Turning Point USA conference on Saturday, which means Greene took another opportunity to gaslight the American people and inject disinformation into the veins of the young, impressionable minds in the audience. During her deranged speech, if you can call it that, Greene accused Nancy Pelosi of being responsible for January 6, and called for the impeachment of Speaker Pelosi and President Biden. Texas Paul reacts to these garbage statements from a garbage person. MeidasTouch co-founder Jordy presents it all on a new episode of The Mighty.
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