Marjorie Taylor Greene Accuses Donald Trump Of Shocking Threat Over Text — Says Crossing Him Comes With Consequences

Last month, Marjorie Taylor Greene made a shocking disclosure about something Trump told her.


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Of all the Republicans who have broken with Donald Trump over the years, the most shocking rupture was with Marjorie Taylor Greene, the former Georgia Congresswoman who was long one of Trump’s most outspoken loyalists. After she began breaking with Trump over such issues as the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files and Israel, Greene ultimately chose to leave Congress earlier this year.

In a speech in April, Greene revealed that Trump had made a shocking comment to her about her son.

Per The Daily Beast, Greene was speaking at the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity in Texas, and shared that she called around to top Trump officials after she began to receive death threats, following Trump referring to her as a “traitor.”

It was a speech that Greene had told versions of in recent weeks. But this time, she got a laugh when she took a shot at FBI Director Kash Patel.

“I did hear from Kash Patel, he said, ‘On it,’ but I haven’t heard from him since,” Greene said, in the speech, before adding, “I don’t know what he’s on.” This led to laughs from the crowd, especially since the speech came not long after the publication of The Atlantic article alleging drinking and other dysfunction on the part of the FBI director.

Greene then talked about what Trump had said to her.

“I saved these text messages—I’ll probably get put in jail if I release them publicly, but I saved them—where Donald Trump proceeded to tell me that it was my fault and that I deserve it,” Greene said. “If my son gets killed, I deserve it because I was a ‘traitor’ to him. That is our president of the United States.”
Greene, in early April, had said that Trump said something terrible to her in response to the death threats, getting more specific later on about what that thing was.
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