Marjorie Taylor Greene

No, it became a place of foreign policy.

The next thing that happened was bombing Iran.

I openly and spoke publicly against it.

And that's when strike two happened for me.

The president was mad at me.

How dare I criticize him?

After all, he wants the Nobel Peace Prize and he wants it by bombing Iran.

How can I point out that hypocrisy, Marjorie?

No, no, no, don't criticize the president.

Don't be a pannikin'.

Trust Trump, right?

Well, I spoke out, but there were others that spoke out.

Charlie Kirk spoke out and he spoke out quite bravely.

Tucker Carlson spoke out and spoke out bravely and others, few others, not many of us, but a few.

Well, then the 12-day war was finished and they got to come out and do their victory rounds on Fox News and say how, oh, see, it didn't turn into a forever war.

Oh, look, we bombed them and we wiped out their entire nuclear capabilities.

We wiped out all their military capabilities.

It's over.

And that's why Donald Trump should have the Nobel Peace Prize.

My goodness, it was so silly.