When it comes to political theater, there’s no shortage of drama in Washington, D.C. And who better to play the leading role than Marjorie Taylor Greene? Recently, she found herself face-to-face with a reporter, and let’s just say the fireworks were worth the price of admission. Instead of a boring Q&A, viewers were treated to an energetic showdown that tackled the hot-button issue of January 6th political prisoners with the kind of flair usually reserved for reality TV.

Greene, in her usual spunky fashion, threw down the gauntlet about the media’s never-ending obsession with the events of that infamous day. She confronted the reporter’s singular focus on “J6ers” while pointing out the glaring hypocrisy surrounding the Biden administration’s pardons for, shall we say, less-than-upstanding citizens. After all, why debate a few folks who wandered through open doors when there are rapists and murderers released into society? Talk about a conversation starter!

In her signature no-nonsense style, Greene shot back that America doesn’t have time to obsess over January 6th. With so many pressing issues—like the economy, education, and a border crisis—how is it that “the J Sixers” are still hogging the media spotlight? Perhaps some reporters need to look up from their notepads and take in the real world, where parents are worried about their kids’ futures and small business owners are struggling to stay afloat. But that seems too mundane for our ever-dramatic press, right?

So, while Greene waxed poetic about the real travesties occurring under the Biden administration—like pardoning criminals who committed heinous acts—she highlighted how selective outrage can be a favorite game in the political arena. The irony couldn’t be thicker. Here are people who literally committed serious crimes, yet the media would rather focus on a few folks who strolled at the Capitol, while ignoring the cities burned and businesses shattered during last summer’s riots. The double standards are glaring, and Greene made sure her audience noticed.

As she wrapped up her impromptu commentary, Greene gave a shout-out to the folks who had gotten mixed up in the chaos of January 6th, expressing hope that they could rebuild their lives. Even the most fiery debates can end on a note of compassion, and Greene certainly does have a heart—when it comes to those she sees as unfairly persecuted.

So, let’s raise a glass to Marjorie Taylor Greene, the firebrand who reminded us all that sometimes, the loudest voices in the room aren’t necessarily the ones making rational arguments. And while the media remains fixated on their favorite political soap opera, the rest of America can’t help but wonder when they might finally get coverage on matters that actually affect their daily lives. Until then, Greene will keep delivering lines that are both entertaining and rousing—while the rest of us are left to slog through the absurdities of modern politics with a chuckle and a shake of our heads.