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British TV host Piers Morgan has long been a vocal admirer of Donald Trump and his presidency, but that doesn't appear to extend to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), who spoke on his show Tuesday evening in the UK.
The debate began with Morgan bringing up accusations against Greene that she purports to support Israel while being anti-Semitic. He specifically mentioned the "Jewish Space Laser" conspiracy that she's been tied to — blaming them for Californian wildfires.
Greene responded it was "fake news."
"I'm reading it right here," Morgan said on TalkTV, holding up a tablet showing her Facebook post. The piece blames the California wildfires on PG&E's relationship with the Rothschilds and a space laser. The Rothschilds are an Ashkenazi Jewish family that have become associated with anti-Jewish conspiracy theories.
Greene maintained she never made the accusation.
Another battle surfaced over the Jan.6 attack, which Greene attempted to downplay, and it led to a conversation about the 2020 election. Greene maintained over and over that the election was stolen and ballots were fraudulent.
When Morgan promoted the interview on social media he pointed out, "See what happens when I tell her the 2020 wasn’t stolen, as she still absurdly claims."