U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Georgia, on Wednesday at a House Oversight Committee hearing displayed posters of nude photographs of the president’s son, Hunter Biden, as a part of an IRS whistleblower hearing.

“Parental discretion is advised,” she said, as the footage was aired live on C-SPAN.

Greene displayed graphic sexual images of Biden with women, suggesting he had paid for them to travel to Washington, D.C., presumably for sex, in a potential violation of the law, the Associated Press reported.

Democrats led by Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin objected to the graphic content being shown at a public hearing by Greene, saying it was inappropriate, AP reported.

The committee then spliced the footage of Greene’s remarks and posted them to Twitter.

Democrats on the committee wondered aloud why Greene would use staff to make explicit posters for display.

They said Greene had reached a “new low.”