Watch MTG Pitch A Temper Tantrum; Scream, Cuss, And Name-Call A Reporter In The Middle Of An Interview

Marjorie Taylor Greene is showing her ass again…

In a clip that’s spread like wildfire across social media, the controversial far-Right Georgia Congresswoman can be seen verbally abusing a New York Times reporter who was attempting to interview her at the Republican National Convention.

The clip begins with Greene sticking her finger out at the reporter and spitting, “Shame on you!”

As the reporter attempts to respond to Greene, the congresswoman throws her hand up, screaming, “No, no, no… You’re the problem,” before turning to what is assumably an aide off camera and asking, “Where is this woman from?”

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The reporter informs Greene that she is with the New York Times.

“Okay, you’re ridiculous,” Marjorie continues, this time with both fingers up in the air, “You’re the problem in our country. You lie about people like me. This is the first time you’ve ever talked to me — I want you to know, I’m a regular person like you. I’m also a mom. I have 3 kids. And we have been put up with the most unreal amount of bullshit because of little liars like you, that take your job and turn it into political activism. Your job is the press. You should report the news.”

At this point, the Times reporter attempts to interject into Greene’s diatribe, but Marjorie instantly cuts her off, “No, no, no, no, no. You don’t get to ask any more questions. I’m done with you. Because you’re the cause of our country being divided,” the reporter continues to attempt to get a word in edgewise.

“You’re the cause of President Trump almost being assassinated,” Greene shouts, “You’re the cause of everything wrong in America.”