specific action she committed that constitutes engaging an insurrection? on january 5th, the day before the insurrection, congresswoman greene told her followers on her facebook page, on a national broadcast, that tomorrow is 1776. now, that s the kind of rhetoric that, you know, we all can talk about historically references and so on, but in the context she was dealing with it, where people understood that 1776 was code for break into the capitol, do violence, and most importantly, block the certification of joe biden. that is an act of insurrection. we dmemonstrated and the 1776? yes. even if the judge makes a recommendation, which, look, the judge didn t seem to be inclined to, but who knows, makes a
we do really appreciate you being with us this morning. we do have video just into cnn. a fire that has broken out at an oil depot inside of russia in a region that borders ukraine. we have new details on what could have caused it. plus i don t remember. i do not remember. sorry, i don t remember. i don t remember. le congresswoman marjorie taylor greene doesn t remember much when asked what role she may have played before the january 6th insurrection. we re joined next by the lawyer who grilled her on the stand.
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