Marjorie Taylor Greene can be seen urging Trump supporters to "flood" the Capitol building and resort to violence if they "have to" in a video that has recently surfaced online.
In a very passionate 90-minute video originally posted on Twitter in 2019, the Republican Congresswoman said Democratic leaders should be "cowering in fear".
It was uploaded not long before Greene, US Representative for Georgia's 14th congressional district, announced her plans to run in the 2020 Congressional elections.
The video is believed to have been shared shortly before a "Fund the Wall" march, which was organized by Greene, with the backing of a far-right militia organization called the American Defence Force.
It shows Greene urging people to stand up to "tyrannical" leaders and to be prepared to use violence if necessary.
She said:
"All of us together, when we rise up, we can end all of this. We can end it… we can do it peacefully. We can. I hope we don’t have to do it the other way. I hope not. But we should feel like we will if we have to. Because we are the American people."
The video also sees her describe Democrats as "communist traitors and Islamist lovers" and encouraging supporters to confront the "out-of-control, tyrannical, insane" US government.
"They are nothing, and they should fear us… They should be cowering in fear," she said, while urging anyone attending the march to do their best to breach government buildings such as the Capitol.
"If we have a sea of people, if we shut down the streets, if we shut down everything," she went on. "If we flood the Capitol Building. Go inside. These are public buildings. We own them. We own these buildings. Do you understand that? We own the buildings and we pay all the people that work in the buildings."
This comes two weeks after Marjorie Taylor Greene said she had filed articles of impeachment against Joe Biden arguing that he is "unfit" to be president and "will do whatever it takes to bail out" his son Hunter Biden.
On January 21, she took to Twitter to post a video saying she had filed articles of impeachment against the incumbent president. Greene filed the articles a day after Biden's inauguration.
