Anchor abruptly ends Marjorie Taylor Greene interview after it goes off-the-rails over election question

A recent interview with Marjorie Taylor Greene on an Australian news program took a contentious turn, coming to an abrupt end when the far-right congresswoman refused to answer a direct question about the 2024 election.

The House Republican representing Georgia made an appearance on the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s 7.30 program to discuss the recent release of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

Despite the topic du jour being focused on Assange, host Sarah Ferguson took the opportunity to ask Greene about her feelings on the 2024 presidential election and whether or not she would accept the results if Joe Biden wins in November.

Greene was one of Donald Trump's most vocal advocates for his election denial claims following the 2020 election.

During the interview, Greene appeared to become frustrated by Ferguson's questions, and asked whether or not she was a “serious interviewer.”

Ferguson defended her line of questioning, reasoning that the topic of her acceptance of the 2024 election was important, considering Greene had “lionized people in prison for their role in attacking the Capitol on January 6th, including visiting them in prison.”

Greene has referred to Capitol riot convicts as “hostages” and has advocated for their release from prison, claiming they’ve been mistreated. Last year, Greene led a delegation of House Republicans to the DC Central Detention Facility to tour the jail where many January 6 defendants were being held before their trials.

She also told The Independent that she was going to “look into” impeaching the judges that passed sentences convicting Capitol riot defendants.

After some back-and-forth, Ferguson asked a final time: “If Biden wins, will you accept the result?”

Greene dodged