Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) claimed Tuesday that Democrats would murder Republicans "in the streets" if President Joe Biden was shot.
During a segment on War Room, guest host Natalie Winters interviewed Greene while regular host Steve Bannon was in prison.
Greene claimed Democrats did not want unity following the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.
"Then they have spent the past eight years vilifying us, demonizing us," Greene said.
"Hillary Clinton labeled us as deplorables," she ranted. "They called President Trump Hitler. They called all of us Nazis. They called all of us fascist, called us a threat to democracy. President Trump is going to destroy democracy. He's going to become a dictator."
"We're not unifying with that. There is no unity with that."
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Winters asked Greene if Democrats would call for unity if Biden had been shot instead of Trump.
"You people would have been out in the streets burning down cities like you did the entire summer of 2020, looting stores, destroying businesses, attacking police officers, absolutely attacking federal courthouses," the lawmaker insisted. "You would be fighting us, murdering us in the streets if that had happened, but that didn't happen, did it, Natalie?"
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Greene praised Republicans who "didn't go out rioting."
"We dropped to our knees, and we prayed for our president," she added. "We prayed for America, and we prayed to our God, who we know saved Donald Trump's life."
