Marjorie Taylor-Greene says Hunter ‘wanted everyone to see’ X-rated pics

Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said that Hunter Biden “wanted everyone to see” the pornographic photos of him she displayed during a House hearing — hours after the first son’s lawyer filed an ethics complaint against her for publicly flashing the X-rated images.

Hunter wanted the world to see his lurid acts because the president’s son himself “uploaded them to several foreign amateur porn sites and Porn Hub,” Greene tweeted Saturday.

On Friday, attorney Abbe Lowell wrote to the Office of Congressional Ethics, demanding a formal review of Greene after she showed sexually explicit but censored photos of Hunter Biden with alleged prostitutes during a public hearing with IRS whistleblowers.

Before holding the images up to the hearing-room cameras, the Georgia Republican told viewers that “parental discretion is advised,” cautioning that “the following images are disturbing.”

Lowell’s letter condemned the GOP firebrand’s “outrageous, undignified” actions as a “political stunt.”

But Greene — whose line of questioning during the bombshell House Oversight Committee hearing aimed to argue that Hunter Biden had violated federal sex-trafficking statutes — crowed that the complaint only proved her point.

“In a letter attacking me, Hunter Biden’s attorneys CONFIRM the images displayed were of him and a prostitute,” Greene wrote. “Hunter’s own attorneys have confirmed the proof of his violation of the MANN act by sex trafficking a victim across state lines.”

The federal Mann Act of 1910 prohibits the transportation of women across state lines “for the purpose of prostitution or debauchery, or for any other immoral purpose.”

Greene continued her tweet thread with a series of images from Wednesday’s hearing — including plane tickets, payment receipts, and suspicious activity reports from banks — to support her allegations.

“Hunter treated this woman, and others, like a business expense,” she said. “Then Hunter committed tax fraud by deducting the sex expense from his law firm’s taxes!”

The Office of Congressional Ethics is an independent, non-partisan House entity that reviews allegations of misconduct involving lawmakers and staffers.