by Sharon Rondeau
(Nov. 13, 2024) — In an interview with Alex Jones on “Infowars” Tuesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA14) said that although Republicans have won the “Trifecta” of the White House, U.S. Senate and House in last week’s election, voter fraud remains a pressing issue.
She declared her introduction of a law which would require photo ID and proof of citizenship to cast a vote in all federal elections.
She further pointed out, as Jones displayed a map of “red” and “blue” states’ election results, that Democrat victories occurred in states not requiring photo ID.
“We should have swept the House,” she said, as opposed retaining it by a very small margin, perhaps the same as that which Republicans held in the 117th Congress now in its “lame duck” session.
Greene also denounced the “transgender” agenda, which she said is harmful to children and the incoming Trump administration should cease to support.
Funding for the war between Ukraine and Russia should be ended as well, she told Jones.
On Wednesday morning, Jones appeared in a video announcing that the Justice Department has begun an “auction” of Infowars.
Following MTG’s interview, Jones told his audience statistics on his reporting show 140 million views over the past month from sources other than Infowars.
“Only Elon Musk is reaching more people,” he said, “and I’m not competition.”
“This isn’t about me…Now the new thing is…I had two separate people this morning…(say), “‘Thank you for saving the world.’
“I didn’t save the world,” he continued, and said he must attempt to keep a low profile in public since he is easily recognized. “We are at the center of the fight right now…our numbers…are higher than anybody else’s for the last month, and it’s only growing.”
“This is amazing,” he said, thanking listeners who have supported him as well as his staff.
“The bad guys” are likely to buy Infowars, Jones said, and that he planned to “stay on the air” until the close of Wednesday’s show.
Several Senate seats were “stolen,” he alleged. “That’s coming out.”
“They want us off for a reason…we’re over the target,” he said.
He is preparing a “backup studio,” he said, for when Infowars is “shut down.”