MTG: How did she fare on The View today?

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Greene and host outspoken liberal Sunny Hostin then discussed Greene's recent attacks on both Republicans and Democrats. Greene insisted she has always felt comfortable defying party lines and only wants the best for working-class Americans.

She also complained about the ongoing government shutdown - saying she was sick of the 'p*ssing contest between the men' while slamming other DC lawmakers.

Hostin shared her surprise at finding common ground with Greene, who, in turn, told the host: 'You've only seen me in clips and headlines and that's not fair'.

Things got even more testy, though, when Hostin began to grill Greene about her previous support of QAnon conspiracy theories.

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'No, I haven't changed. I was a victim just like you were of media lies and stuff you read on social media. You all have attacked me many times on this show,' Greene told Hostin.

'We have,' Hostin said, to more laughter from the audience.

Green added that the attacks stemmed from 'things you read about me that weren't true,' Green said.

Hostin replied that the criticisms were also based on 'clips we've seen.'

'That were taken out context,' Greene said.

As tensions flared, Behar quipped: 'What about the Jewish space lasers? What was that about.'

The remark referred to an old tweet from Greene that claimed the 2018 California wildfires were started by ‘space solar generators’ bankrolled by powerful, mysterious backers.

Nearly all six women were speaking at this point, talking over each other as only Alyssa Farrah Griffin remained silent.

After receiving instruction off-camera, Whoopi Goldberg was forced to call for a break, as the women threatened to get into an all-out war.

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The conversation that followed was noticeably more civil, with the women touching on topics ranging from the administration's handling of the case surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and Israel's invasion of Gaza.

'I have the right to criticize a foreign government and can criticize as many as I want.

And I can say October 7 was the worst thing and horrific, but I can equally say starving children and killing innocent people and children in Gaza is also horrible, and that's my opinion,' Greene said to applause.

The women then spoke about elections taking place in New York, New Jersey and Virginia.

Greene said she 'personally wouldn't vote for Andrew Cuomo' if she lived in New York, where the ABC show films.

'I was very much, against, of course, the - all these women came out with accusations against him which I found pretty disgusting and then the COVID lockdowns and all the people's parents and grandparents who died in nursing homes.'

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