Marjorie Taylor Greene

Racial justice protesters are seeking compensation from Trump administration officials over their forcible removal from Lafayette Square for a photo op in 2020, and civil rights groups representing them on Tuesday argued on their behalf before an appeals court judge.

The Black Lives Matter D.C. class action lawsuit brought by the ACLU of the District of Columbia was previously dismissed by a federal judge.

“If President Trump can be charged for “falsifying business records” and hiding relevant information from voters in the 2016 election, then 51 people from the Intel community, who signed a letter stating the Hunter Biden laptop is fake, CAN BE CHARGED for hiding relevant information from voters in the 2020 election!” Greene said.

“Or hey how about EVERYONE ELSE who suppressed and lied about the Hunter laptop story which withheld information from voters in the 2020 election! Or what about charging Hillary Clinton, who paid for the FAKE Steele Dossier with her campaign funds, that the Deep State and MSM used to create Witch Hunt #1 with!”

United States Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) traveled to New York City on Tuesday to protest Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's historic thirty-four-count felony indictment against former President Donald Trump for allegedly orchestrating three hush money schemes and falsifying business records prior to the 2016 election.

Greene delivered a five-minute address to attendees following a Monday warning from Mayor Eric Adams that inciteful behavior will have consequences.

Former Justice Department official Mary McCord connected the dots between Donald Trump's hush money payments in 2016 to the attacks on the American democracy in 2020.

Speaking to MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace, McCord cited the first two paragraphs of the "Statement of Facts" published by the D.A.'s office, "paint[ing] this as part of a scheme to influence the 2016 election. And if we start back in 2016 with a scheme to influence the election, and then we think about where we have come since 2016, including the 2020 election, the ongoing scheme to override the will of the people, even in if 2020 election, I think this is just the beginning of the painting of a picture over a series of years of Donald Trump's attempts to undermine democracy, attempts to undermine the rule of law, attempts to avoid accountability. I think what the world saw is that this is a man who is finally being held to account."

Mitt Romney is no Donald Trump fan, but the junior senator from Utah on Tuesday issued a statement alleging prosecutorial “overreach” in the case against the former president that he said represents a “dangerous precedent.”

Romney issued the statement shortly after a Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg unsealed a 34-count felony indictment against Trump over alleged hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. Trump pleaded not guilty to all charges Tuesday at his indictment.

As some of Donald Trump's most loyal supporters gathered outside the lower Manhattan courthouse where he's scheduled to show for his afternoon arraignment after being indicted by the Manhattan District Attorney, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) made an appearance to show solidarity with the pro-Trump protesters before being whisked away in a vehicle.

NBC News shared video of Greene climbing into the vehicle while being escorted by security. Soon after, Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) heckled her while walking up behind her vehicle as it was driving away.

Dozens of Donald Trump supporters demonstrated outside the courthouse where the former president is due to be arraigned on criminal charges Tuesday, as a handful of vocal counterprotestors shouted an anti-fascist message.

Members of the New York Police Department community affairs division stepped in to the fray as the pro-Trump side -- many sporting familiar "MAGA" hats and attire emblazoned with the American flag -- yelled slurs at their opposition.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) compared former President Donald Trump's arrest to the murder of Jesus Christ.

Greene told RSBN host Brian Glenn that Trump's arraignment in connection to hush money payments to a porn star put him in good company.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) quickly fled a New York City protest after giving a speech in defense of former President Donald Trump.

Greene spoke to supporters of Trump at Collect Pond Park on Centre St. while facing a swarm of counter-protesters and media.

Clashes began outside a New York courthouse before a scheduled protest of former President Donald Trump's arraignment could begin on Tuesday.

A video shared by David Mack of BuzzFeed News showed the confrontation.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene sparked outrage in her interview with Lesley Stahl on "60 Minutes" over the weekend by doubling down on her claim that Democrats, from President Joe Biden on down to the local level, are "pedophiles" who "support children being sexualized."

Rep. Jason Crow (D-CO), who previously served as a House impeachment manager, sounded the alarm about her rhetoric on CNN Monday.