During the latest episode of his The Charlie Kirk Show, Charlie Kirk spoke with Georgia congresswoman Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene about Democrats' insistence on presenting her and other Republicans as racist, anti-Semites.
In her response, Greene claimed that Democrats were, in fact, the real anti-Semites and racists, calling their unsubstantiated attacks nothing more than "name calling."
"The press secretary said Donald Trump's an anti-Semite, your take?" Kirk asked.
"You know who's the anti-Semites," Greene replied, "the Democrat Party. I mean honestly, they have called us Nazis, they called him Hitler, and they have members of Congress that I served with that support Hamas attacking Israel."
"They support all these policies that are just bad for everybody," Greene added. "They need to stop with their name-calling."
Over the weekend, the debate for Georgia's 14th congressional district took place between Greene and her Democrat challenger Marcus Flowers. During the back and forth, Greene accused the Democrats of being "the party of child abuse … grooming children and sexualizing them in school," and "teaching anti-white racism in the terms of CRT education."
Kirk zeroed in on the latter statement, and asked Greene to clarify what she meant by "anti-white racism."
"It's the biggest trend coming from Democrats," Greene explained. "If you're white, then you're obviously the worst person in the country, especially if you're a Trump Republican, if you're America First."
"If you care about our country and not the rest of the world," Greene continued, "if you want to defend our borders and you're a white person, they basically call you a racist, and that is completely wrong."
Greene went on to recall a recent appearance she made at a Trump rally, during which she pointed out that over five million immigrants had crossed the border illegally and were "replacing" Americans and their culture.
"I was attacked for saying that, but it's not wrong," she said.
The congresswoman pointed out that anti-white racism has emerged "everywhere," claiming that "if you're a white male, you are last on the list in every single way."
"I'll call out racism everywhere I see it," she added, suggesting that "anti-white racism is growing, and it's dangerous."
Greene then took aim at fellow Georgia politician Stacey Abrams, who recently tweeted that she only wanted to promote black communities across the state.
"She wants to be governor of Georgia?" Greene scoffed. "I'm sorry if you're governor, you represent everyone in our state."
"Being American, we are all equal," Greene concluded, "and we need to put aside all of this identity politics and racist name calling. We just need to decide that we're all equal and stick with it, but that's not who the Democrats are; they are truly, truly the party of racism."
