'You're an anti-vax conspiracy theorist!' Marjorie Taylor Greene outburst upends hearing

Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) accused Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) of being one of the worst "anti-vax conspiracy theorists" after she interrupted him at a House Oversight Committee hearing.

The clash came on Wednesday while Garcia discussed the conspiracy theories of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

"RFK Jr. has said that 5G and Wi-Fi can cause brain damage, ADHD, radiation sickness," Garcia explained. "He's said that pesticides are actually turning people transgender. He's even questioned whether HIV causes AIDS."

Committee chair James Comer (R-KY) responded by attacking Democrats.

"The predecessor for the ranking member, Mr. Raskin, said that those of us who wondered if COVID came from the lab at Wuhan, we were conspiracy terrorists," he complained. "And when we started suggesting that maybe former President Biden was in mental decline, that we were conspiracy terrorists."

"It's just that, you know, conspiracy theories are in the eyes of the beholder," he added.

Garcia wondered if Comer supported the measles vaccine.

"All my children are vaccinated," the chair confirmed.

"And again, our current HHS secretary is an anti-vax conspiracy theorist, and that is a fact," Garcia said. "He caused a measles outbreak in another country."

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"No, he did not!" Greene shouted out of turn.

"He absolutely did," Garcia stated.

"That's a lie!" Greene retorted. "RFK did not cause a measles outbreak."

"You are an anti-vax conspiracy theorist yourself," Garcia shot back.

"No, I'm for choice," Greene argued. "I'm for parents and people choosing."

"That was my fault," Comer interrupted, cutting Greene off. "Our witnesses were snoozing, so I had to spice it up a little bit."

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