WATCH: Marjorie Taylor Greene will get in cage with Brandon Straka in odd Jan. 6 CPAC exhibit

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) climbed right into a cage as a part of a Jan. 6 exhibit on the Conservative Political Motion Convention in Dallas.

The Georgia Republican teamed up with right-wing web character Brandon Straka, who has been sitting barefoot in a cage and crying at CPAC Texas. The show additionally included audio recordings of Jan. 6 rioters describing their arrests.

Straka pleaded responsible to a misdemeanor cost of participating in disorderly and disruptive conduct within the Capitol Constructing or grounds, avoiding jail time and receiving 90 days of dwelling confinement and three years of probation at his sentencing. It was later reported he offered "important data" about pro-Trump "Cease The Steal" organizers, together with Ali Alexander, Amy and Kylie Kremer, and Cindy Chafian, offering data that was "invaluable within the authorities's prosecution."

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On Friday, Greene climbed into the cage with Straka about 90 minutes after he stormed the CPAC stage whereas Andy Biggs (R-AZ) was talking. Straka stated not a single sitting congressman had helped him since he was arrested. Passersby cheered Greene on as she entered.

Straka accepted Greene's hug, which was adopted by Greene kneeling at his toes, holding his hand, and exchanging phrases. At one level, it appeared that the 2 had been praying collectively. They may very well be seen sharing a kiss on the cheek earlier than Greene left the cage.

"God bless you, Marjorie," one other man is heard saying.

Greene's workplace didn't reply to the Washington Examiner's request for remark.

Greene went on to defend podcaster Alex Jones, saying that whereas "nobody agrees with what he stated," she prompt he did not deserve "being politically persecuted proper now." A jury not too long ago ordered him to pay $45.2 million in damages to a pair of fogeys of a Sandy Hook taking pictures sufferer.

The congresswoman is up for reelection in Georgia's 14th Congressional District after sweeping her Republican main in Might. Greene is now dealing with two opponents, Democratic candidate Marcus Flowers and Libertarian candidate Angela Pence.