'The View' Hosts Shred Marjorie Taylor Greene: Apology 'As Empty As Her Head'
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“If you are learning about the Holocaust at almost 50 years of age, you’ve got a real problem," said Ana Navarro.
The co-hosts of “The View” expressed varying levels of distrust in Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) Tuesday after she apologized for comparing U.S. measures to fight COVID-19 to the Nazis’ persecution of Jews during the Holocaust. The far-right lawmaker and QAnon conspiracy theorist visited the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., on Monday and then held a press conference to say she had learned more about the genocide and realized “there is no comparison to the Holocaust.” “I know the words I stated were hurtful and for that, I am very sorry,” she said.
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