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Moments after the Republican majority House passed a funding bill helping embattled Ukraine, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) first yelled at Democrats on the floor for waving small Ukraine flags and then marched out to the Capitol steps where she launched a furious tirade.

Surrounded by a sea of reporters, the far-right Georgia lawmaker focused most of her ire at House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and complained what had just occurred was "b------t" that was solely his fault.

As part of her non-stop listing of grievances, she also took an odd turn and attacked the FBI for going to Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort to reclaim stolen government documents which she also tied to the House speaker.

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As part of her stream-of-consciousness rant, she told reporters Johnson "betrayed" Republicans for a third time.

"He delivered a two-part omnibus, funded the Department of Justice, 91 federal indictments against president Trump, funded the FBI that raided Mar-a-Lago, gave him a brand new FBI building, funded Joe Biden's open border policies that are killing Americans every single day," she began.

"Then he reauthorized FISA that spied on American citizens, spied on president Trump's campaign. And he voted against the war requirement, the same war requirement that he was for six months ago. And then he did this b------t on the House floor."

After stating she is not ready to proceed with ousting the GOP House speaker, she added, " I do not support Mike Johnson, he's already a lame duck."

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During an appearance on MSNBC's "The Alex Witt Show," Guardian reporter Hugo Lowell emphasized how angry Judge Juan Merchan was when Donald Trump made comments that could be overheard by prospective jurors and in the audio feed to the overflow room where reporters were gathered.

Speaking with the host, Lowell said he was in that overflow room due to the volume of reporters covering the Manhattan hush money trial, and that Merchan lost his patience with Trump to an extreme degree.

Asked about the confrontation, Lowell replied, "The incident with the jury intimidation was when a juror was walking out. Trump made a remark that was audible enough to be heard in the overflow room and picked up on the microphones and was also picked up by the judge."

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"And Judge Merchan really went apoplectic, he was basically making the case that he is not going to tolerate any juror intimidation in his courtroom," he added. "This has been a subject that has been an issue for all of Trump's criminal cases for a very long time. Trump likes to make comments about prospective trial witnesses, prospective jurors."

"In fact he has been going on about that on his social media account and that's partly why he is going to be before a contempt hearing on Tuesday to answer for his social media post attacking people like Michael Cohen and leaking and posting articles from the New York Post attacking other trial witnesses," he reported.

"So this is clearly going to be an issue and it's going to be an issue throughout the trial — If Trump can stay seated, if he can stay a proper defendant and adhere by the rules, and keep his thoughts to himself. Otherwise, he will find himself in a great deal of trouble."

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