Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has once more denied advocating for martial legislation to allow Donald Trump to remain on as president after he misplaced the 2020 election.

Talking to Fox Information' Laura Ingraham, Greene stated she doesn't recall sending textual content messages to former White Home Chief of Employees Mark Meadows on January 17, 2021, days earlier than President Joe Biden's inauguration ceremony, suggesting Trump ought to convey within the navy to maintain the previous president in energy.

"In our personal chat with solely Members, a number of are saying the one technique to save our Republic is for Trump to name for Marshall [sic] legislation," Greene is alleged to have texted Meadows, reported CNN.

"I do not know on these issues. I simply needed you to inform him. They stole this election. Everyone knows. They'll destroy our nation subsequent."

Meadows didn't reply to the message, which was revealed together with greater than 2,300 different texts Meadows despatched and acquired between election day in 2020 and Biden's inauguration on January 20, 2021.

Talking to Ingraham on Wednesday, the GOP congresswoman who has advocated QAnon conspiracy theories and expressed extremist views, stated she doesn't "recall ever advocating for martial legislation" post-election and instructed the texts might not be from her.

"In the event you put that textual content message up, it is clear and straightforward to learn that, if that is my textual content messages and that is what they're reporting, I do not recall if they're. But when they're, these textual content messages don't say, 'calling for martial legislation', that it says, 'I do not find out about that'," Greene stated.

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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene speaks throughout a courtroom listening to on April 22, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia. U.S. Rep. Greene is showing on the listening to in a problem filed by voters who say she should not be allowed to hunt reelection as a result of she helped facilitate the assault on the Capitol that disrupted the certification of Joe Biden's presidential victory.Getty Photographs

In response, Ingraham stated that the studies on Greene had been an "unfair hit" in opposition to the congresswoman as she was simply relaying conversations she had had with different unnamed members of the Home.

"I simply needed to provide the likelihood to inform us a method or one other whether or not you thought that President Trump asking for martial legislation could be a good suggestion. I imply, I simply thought you wanted an opportunity to clear that up," Ingraham stated.

Greene stated she didn't recall calling for Trump to impose martial legislation with the intention to stay in energy whereas testifying to an Atlanta courtroom on April 22.

Greene was defending her proper to run for Congress after a marketing campaign group introduced a authorized problem in opposition to Greene to dam her from operating for workplace over allegations she helped incite the January 6 riot.

"So you are not denying you probably did it, you simply do not keep in mind?" legal professional Andrew Celli Jr requested Greene on the Georgia Workplace of State Administrative Hearings.

"I do not keep in mind," Greene replied.

Replace 04/28/22, 6 a.m. ET: This text has been up to date with extra feedback from the interview and context.