Marjorie Taylor Greene: Impeaching President Joe Biden’s Cabinet is 'the will of Republicans'

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) claimed to Real America's Voice host Steve Bannon on Wednesday that Speaker of the House of Representatives Kevin McCarthy (R-California) knew about her plan to impeach multiple members of President Joe Biden's Cabinet.

Since January of 2021, Greene and her colleagues in the House Freedom Caucus have filed more than a dozen impeachment resolutions against Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Attorney General Merrick Garland, Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Christopher Wray, United States Attorney Matthew Graves, and Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, who as of Wednesday evening was the latest destinatary of Greene's procedural cowing.

Appearing on War Room, Greene told the twice-convicted felon Bannon that "I didn't come to Washington DC to just be a team player. I didn't come here to make friends and hang out and have a nice time and go to parties and enjoy all the events here. I came here to truly change the Republican Party. I came here to make a difference and save America."

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Greene fired off the Big Lie to rationalize her agenda.

"I thought I was coming to support my favorite president, who is Donald J. Trump. But the election was stolen from him," she asseverated. "The reason why I'm introducing articles of impeachment is to — sh — put a line in the sand. This is where our conference has to move to. This is where the Republican Party, the people in the House of Representatives, senators, uh, Republican senators, everyone needs to understand this is the will of our base. This is the will of Republicans. They have had enough. They've had enough, and for five months I am working the process and working the process. I've also talked with leadership. I let everyone know I was doing this. I said, 'This is what I'm doing.'"

Bannon then asked Greene if she had "told the Five Families in that meeting you attend," which is what Greene codenamed the quintet of right-wing lawmakers that attends exclusive weekly buzz sessions with McCarthy.

Although Greene acknowledged that she "didn't tell the Five Families," she insisted that she "spoke to people in the speaker's office. I spoke to the speaker."

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