Marjorie Taylor Greene: “Yes. That was my first time visiting the Department of Justice, and we had let them know ahead of time, Mr. Gaetz, Mr.…”

“Yes. That was my first time visiting the Department of Justice, and we had let them know ahead of time, Mr. Gaetz, Mr. Gohmert, Mr. Gosar, Mr. Biggs, and I, many of us had let them know. We have been asking questions for months. We let them know about our visit, and we are standing on the sidewalk outside the door, and we weren't even allowed past the bike racks to even go near the door. And then we weren't even invited into the lobby while we waited to find out if there was someone we could speak to. Now, for me that was concerning. I have had a lot of death threats. I have had all kinds of threats on my life, my husband, my children, terrifying things. And as we were standing on the sidewalk, I could see many people coming down going each way. And I couldn't believe that. I was like why would the Department of Justice leave Members of Congress out here on the sidewalk in the open in the middle of a city and not bring us in the lobby just to wait to see if we had questions answered. And not only as a Member of Congress but as a woman, I just couldn't understand why we were left out there. So that was very alarming to me. And then just to be never given an answer; no one to come and speak to us. We just had simple questions. They're not difficult questions. We are just asking how this is being investigated. And then we want to know why are these other riots not being investigated, because that truly affected the American people.…”