Marjorie Taylor Greene Defends Boyfriend For Asking Inane Questions About Zelenskyy's Suit
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"Brian Glenn is asking the questions America cares about," said Greene.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) came to the defense of her reporter boyfriend after he was criticized for asking meaningless questions during yesterday’s press meeting with President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Brian Glenn, a reporter for Real America’s Voice, went viral on Monday after complimenting Zelenskyy for wearing a suit, a callback to him questioning the Ukraine leader’s style choices earlier this year.
During Monday’s exchange, Glenn complimented Zelenskyy’s suit, only to be shaded when the former comedian-turned-president snarked back, “You’re in the same suit. You see, I changed mine.”
Besides being mocked on social media, Glenn was criticized by other White House correspondents at the event.
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