Lesley Stahl Meets MTG’s ‘Toxic' Complaint With A Damning Dose Of The Truth
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The Georgia Republican then tried to flip the "60 Minutes" correspondent's comment right back at her.
Outgoing Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) complained that America is currently suffering from the “most toxic political culture.”
But “60 Minutes” correspondent Lesley Stahl quickly reminded the onetime Donald Trump acolyte that she’s partly responsible for that hostile atmosphere.
“But you contributed to that,” Stahl said.
“You. You were out there pounding, insulting people,” Stahl continued, during a lengthy interview that aired Sunday, referencing Greene’s years of attacking opponents and pushing conspiracy theories.
Greene tried to flip the accusation back on Stahl.
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