MTG Justifies Displaying Graphic Images of Hunter Biden at the Hearing

During a House committee hearing on Wednesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene began her questioning of two IRS agents with a peculiar disclaimer, saying, “I would like to let the committee and everyone watching at home know that parental discretion is advised,” as reported by The Hill. Her motive behind the warning became evident towards the end of her allotted time when she revealed poster boards displaying photos of Hunter Biden involved in sexual activities (although parts of the photos were obscured, Biden’s face was visible). Despite facing heavy criticism from Democrats, Greene stands by her decision. Here’s the coverage:

• The hearing: The House Oversight Committee listened to testimony from two IRS whistleblowers who alleged that the agency’s investigation of Biden, which resulted in misdemeanor charges, was too lenient, according to The Washington Post. Special Agent Joseph Ziegler and supervisor Gary Shapley claimed that Biden falsely categorized personal expenses as business deductions, including expenses for activities at sex clubs.
• The images: Greene held up one of the images, obtained from Biden’s infamous laptop, during the hearing, claiming that it showed a violation of the Mann Act. She argued that when Hunter Biden paid for a woman to travel across state lines from California to Washington, DC on June 15, it constituted prostitution, as reported by Fox News.