Marjorie Taylor Greene Divulges Trump's Stunning Response To Her Epstein Threat
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The outgoing congresswoman opened up about her last conversation with the president in the lead-up to her big break with him.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) has revealed what President Donald Trump told her after she threatened to identify some of those with ties to late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Following a closed-door meeting with a number of survivors of Epstein’s sex abuse, she declared at a September press conference that — with the permission of the survivors — she would take to the House floor and “say every damn name” of men who abused them alongside the disgraced financier.
Trump later called Greene “to voice his displeasure,” according to a profile of Greene published by The New York Times on Monday, and his yelling over speakerphone was audible to all in her office.
After she reportedly expressed her “perplexity over his intransigence,” Trump responded, “My friends will get hurt.”
The new reporting from the Times comes a week before Greene, once a fierce MAGA advocate, is set to resign from Congress after her big break from Trump.
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