Marjorie Taylor Greene

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.

Former President Donald Trump isn't happy about the level of support he's getting from fellow Republicans. According to CBS News reporter Bob Costa, a person close to Trump said that he's complaining about "muted response from his Republican rivals, especially from Gov. DeSantis."

His concern comes despite vocal support from many Republicans since the announcement that Trump has been indicted. Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) appeared to weep before a Fox audience Thursday evening and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has threatened to go up against the NYPD in protest of the indictment.

Adding to Donald Trump's woes – which include a scheduled arraignment in New York City on Tuesday in a Manhattan courtroom where a sealed indictment containing a reported thirty charges awaits him – a report from Forbes claims that he is now not nearly as rich as he was when he helped launch his Truth Social social media platform.

According to the report, Truth Social has been a flop and is in danger of collapsing, taking the former president's net worth down with it.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams warned "rabble-rousers" – including Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) – that there will be arrests if a Tuesday protest becomes violent.

In public remarks on Monday, Adams noted that Greene planned to lead a Tuesday protest as former President Donald Trump was being arraigned in connection to hush money payments to porn star Stormy Daniels.

Many journalists and political commentators have been leveling strong criticism at "60 Minutes," CBS News, and Lesley Stahl over their decision to air a "softball" interview with U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Sunday night, normalizing and mainstreaming the far-right Georgia Republican, but perhaps few have done so as expressively as retired U.S. Air Force Colonel Moe Davis.

During her conversation with Stahl, an Emmy-award winning journalist who has been at CBS News for more than 50 years, the conspiracy theorist Congresswoman baselessly defended calling Democrats the "party of pedophiles," by saying, "They support grooming children." When Stahl objected, Greene weaved a false, illogical comparison with gender-affirming treatment for transgender children – supported by every major medical organization – by saying, "Sexualizing children is what pedophiles do."