'We need to recognize that women are the weaker sex:' Marjorie Taylor Greene thanked Matt Gaetz for defending her over Jimmy Kimmel's Will Smith joke

Florida congressman Matt Gaetz defended his colleague after talk show host Jimmy Kimmel joked about getting actor Will Smith to slap her.

I am really grateful for you, as in your character and as a man that would defend me as a woman. Because we need to recognize that women are weaker than men, and that men are stronger than us.

In my family, if my husband had been there, he probably wouldn't have allowed him to call for me to be hit by another man.

On Tuesday night, he made a joke about the congresswoman on his show. During his monologue, he criticized Greene for calling the senators who voted in favor of Jackson a "pro-pedophile."

When Will Smith slapped Chris Rock on stage at the Oscars, Jimmy Kimmel asked, "Where is Will Smith when you need him?"

Gaetz said that if the joke had been made by a conservative comedian about a member of the progressive, it would have been funnier.

Gaetz said that Jimmy Kimmel would make quick work of you because Marjorie Taylor Greene would make quick work of you.

If you don't believe that, you could ask the Marines that did pull-ups with her at the Iowa State Fair.

On Wednesday, she said that she had filed a report with the Capitol police against the comedian.

The comedian mocked her with a message that read "Officer?". I would like to make a joke.