Democratic Adam Schiff says he doesn’t believe that Marjorie Taylor Greene could have forgotten calling for Donald Trump to impose martial law to overturn the 2020 election results.

       Ms Greene claimed Friday to have suffered a total memory blank about who she spoke to and what she said and did in the weeks after the presidential election during a court hearing to determine whether she can appear on the ballot in Georgia this year.

       .@RepAdamSchiff on #MarjorieTaylorGreene: "It's hard to imagine if you were calling for the imposition of martial law to overturn an election that you wouldn't remember doing so." #TheReidOut pic.twitter.com/NYpcNWFMwv

       — The ReidOut (@thereidout) April 22, 2022

       She answered “I don’t recall” more than 50 times to a range of questions regarding her conduct and public statements during the run-up to the Capitol Riots on 6 January 2021.

       Speaking to MSNBC’s Joy Reid Friday night, Mr Schiff said he doubted the Georgia Congresswoman’s “failure of recollection on a number of key things”.

       “It’s hard to imagine if you were calling for the imposition of martial law to overturn an election that you wouldn’t remember doing so,” Mr Schiff said.

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       Mr Schiff, a member of the house select committee investigating the Capitol Riots, agreed that Ms Greene should be called to testify before the panel.

       He also called for Republican House leader Kevin McCarthy to provide testimony after a leaked recording emerged in which he said Mr Trump should resign for his role in the deadly Capitol insurrection.

       Marjorie Taylor Greene testifies under oath at a hearing to determine if she can be on the ballot in 2022

       (PBS)

       Mr McCarthy initially denied the reports, until a recording of the conversation was released by New York Times reporters Jonathan Martin and Alex Burns.

       Mr Schiff said: “As we are reminded again so vividly this week there are a number of members, probably Kevin McCarthy principally among them, with very relevant information.”

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       Mr Schiff said the GOP House leader had told the January 6 committee that he had already said all he knew publicly.

       “But of course we found out that was yet another lie, and we found out the magnitude of that lie in the last 24-48 hours.”