Room Falls Silent After Marjorie Taylor Greene Makes Argument About Biden and Suspected Spy Balloon

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) made an argument about President Joe Biden and a suspected Chinese spy balloon that caused the crowd at a dinner to fall silent.

While speaking at a Lincoln Day dinner in Idaho over the weekend, Greene said, “It finally leaves the coast and then, oh, they shot it down. The excuses that were given on this were pathetic, absolutely pathetic. They told us it was too risky.”

She continued, “Oh, it was too risky to shoot down the Chinese spy balloon. And do you know what a bunch of bullsh*t that is?”

The remarks prompted cheers from the crowd.

“Yeah, They said it’s three school buses. Three school buses. Why? Okay, well, do you guys remember on 9/11 when an airplane crashed in Pennsylvania, a jetliner?” Greene explained.

The crowd went silent.

“Remember that? It didn’t kill anybody on the ground. Killed everyone on board, but it didn’t kill anyone on the ground. So they want to tell all of us that it was too risky to take down that Chinese spy balloon over rural Idaho or Montana or any of these other states or Alaska,” Greene added.

She claimed, “they’re liars.”

Greene went on, “There you can only see it two ways. Either they’re liars or they’re cowards or our president is sold out to China. Oh, you know what? I’ll go with all three.”

The crowd then got back to cheering.

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Last week, Greene shared how she addressed officials during a briefing on the balloon that entered U.S. airspace expressing similar frustration,