Jesse Watters Asks Mike Johnson If He Has 'Nightmares' About Marjorie Taylor Greene
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The House speaker responded with a diplomatic diss of the extremist lawmaker.
Jesse Watters on Wednesday asked House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) a prying question about the thorn in his side, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.).
“Do you have nightmares about her?” the Fox News host asked the speaker.
“No, I don’t,” Johnson replied. “I don’t think about her at all.”
The moment came after Watters pressed Johnson on frustrations from some Republicans that he had worked with Democrats to pass a $96 billion aid package for U.S. allies including Ukraine.
“A lot of Republicans are mad at you, speaker. They’re very, very angry at you. You said you — they said you betrayed them,” Watters said.
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