Marjorie Taylor Greene

traveled the country, spending millions of my own dollars supporting Donald Trump, helping him get elected.

And I think I'm still supporting him now by saying Republicans in the House and Senate need to do their job and come up with a solution for the American people.

And I'm supporting him with my policies.

Being against the Ukraine war, he was saying he wanted to end that war from day one.

being against foreign wars, he's always said he's against foreign wars.

So a lot of my stances actually support the president a lot more than perhaps maybe some people on his own White House staff and a lot of these Republicans that just put their MAGA hats on literally a year ago.

I've never speak on behalf of the president, but I don't think he's always getting the best advice.

From his staff?

Possibly, yeah.

Republicans.

They have the power.

I mean, with everything that's going on and everything that Trump does, I think we can clearly see why.

Do we believe in God and that he has dominion over his perfect creation of planet Earth?

Do we believe that he has given us everything we need to survive as a civilization since the beginning of time?

Or do you believe in man's claim of authority over the weather based on scientists that have only been alive for decades and weren't here to witness the climate changes since the beginning of time?

This is why I've introduced my bill, the Clear Skies Act, to end weather modification and geoengineering, because I don't believe planet Earth is a lab, and I don't believe people are lab rats.

I believe that people have the right, and they have the God-given right, to have clean air, clean skies, clean water, and clean food.

What we've learned here today has been fascinating.

I hope the people watching it at home have been able to see the radicalized positions on the other side of the aisle.

Remember, if you even question that someone could control the weather, you were labeled a conspiracy theorist or crazy.