Washington DC - MAGA Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene rallied against transgender rights outside the Supreme Court on Wednesday but was left confused as she was met with a chorus of boos.

The Georgia representative gave a speech outside the court as justices were inside hearing oral arguments regarding a legal challenge to Tennessee's ban against gender-affirming care for transgender minors.

Greene began telling the crowd, "God created male and female, in his image," but she was met with an overwhelming amount of boos.

"What you're hearing is the outcry from the demons and those that worship evil that are abusing our children, brainwashing our children to believe the lies that come directly from Satan!" Greene exclaimed.

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She went on to explain she has introduced a bill called the Protect Children's Innocence Act, which seeks to ban gender-affirming care on children in all 50 states.

"Here's the good news: President [Donald Trump], who is coming on January 20, supports my bill!" MTG vowed enthusiastically.

Throughout her time in Congress, MTG has become well known for her staunch loyalty to Trump, her penchant for conspiracy theories, and her aggressively transphobic views.

Now, with Trump heading back to the White House and Republicans having control of both the House and the Senate, many in the party believe the next few years will be a prime time to continue attacking transgender rights.

Greene and fellow Rep. Nancy Mace have led efforts to make sure their colleague Sarah McBride - who recently became the first trans woman elected to Congress – was not allowed to use the women's bathroom on Capitol Hill.

Sources recently told Politico that Greene – during a private House GOP conference meeting last month – even said she would fight a trans woman that tried to use the same bathroom as her.