Rep. Al Green blames 'invidious discrimination' for being censured after disrupting Trump's speech
'Unbought, unbossed, unafraid:' Rep. Al Green speaks after being censured
‘Double standard’: Rep. Al Green responds to getting censured
Screaming match breaks out in House after vote to censure Democrat Al Green
The House voted on Thursday to censure Democrat Al Green over his outburst at President Donald Trump's speech to Congress on Tuesday night.
List of Democrats That Voted to Censure Al Green After Donald Trump Speech
A bipartisan House vote censured Rep. Al Green after he disrupted Trump's speech this week and was escorted out of the chamber.
‘Disgraceful’: DJ Daniel, 13-year-old cancer survivor honored by Trump, has plenty to say about Al Green, Elon Musk and Rachel Maddow
Democrats who disrespected Donald Trump at his joint address to Congress have made an enemy of the country’s youngest honorary Secret Service agent, Devarjaye “DJ” Daniel. “They make me mad,” the 13-year-old cancer survivor told The Post.
When Nancy said shut it down, Democrats listened: Watters
Fox News host Jesse Watters discusses how Adam Schiff and Al Green are speaking out against President Donald Trump after the joint Congress session on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

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Rep. Al Green defends Medicaid protest, warns of growing party divide
Rep. Al Green defended his protest during President Trump’s joint address, saying he was speaking out against Medicaid cuts and is prepared to face consequences. He accused Trump of retaliation and warned that Democrats must balance civility with strong opposition as rights and freedoms are at risk.
Houston Democrat Al Green explains his decision to interrupt Trump address: 'I did not obey'
Less than 24 hours after being thrown out of the House Chamber for interrupting President Donald Trump's speech to Congress, U.S. Rep. Al Green was in his office racing to keep up with the constant flow of interview requests coming in.