US EditionGreene Says Trump Fueled Death Threats After Epstein Files Break
Greene said Trump's anger over her push to release Epstein files led to death threats against her and son; she plans to resign in January 2026, triggering a special election.
- On Dec 7, 2025, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene told CBS' 60 Minutes that President Donald Trump's rhetoric inspired death threats against her and Greene's son.
- Greene said she discussed the files with Trump, and `he was extremely angry at me that I had signed the discharge petition to release the files,' Greene told Stahl.
- Trump responded by publicly withdrawing his endorsement and attacking Greene on Truth Social, while Vice President JD Vance said he would look into threats Greene reported to the administration.
- Her departure, announced on Nov. 21, has intensified the feud with Trump, and the 60 Minutes sit-down is her first interview since that announcement, highlighting her break with Trump.
- FBI records show 934 agents processed Epstein files and logged 12 premium pay hours during March 17–22, 2025, with the DOJ deadline set for Dec. 19.
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MTG's Exit Interview with The NY Times: Scorn, Self-Pity, and a Rewrite of History
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'My Friends Will Get Hurt': MTG Alleges Trump Raged At Her During Epstein Battle
Marjorie Taylor Greene alleged President Donald Trump told her, "My friends will get hurt" if she identified the abusers in the Epstein Files, according to The New York Times Monday.
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When Marjorie Taylor Greene proclaimed in early 2021 that the Republican Party “belonged” to Donald Trump, I thought she sounded nuts. Not only did she turn out to be prescient, but the newly elected congresswoman also became a rising star in the MAGA ecosystem — and one of Trump’s most visible cheerleaders. To understand that ecosystem it was essential to understand this figure at the heart of it, so in 2022, I went to her hometown, Rome, Ga., …
Epstein latest: Largest batch of Epstein documents drops - as Trump says 'big boy' Clinton can handle publicity from files
The US Department of Justice has released the largest batch of the Epstein files so far. The documents relate to disgraced convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Follow below for live updates.
Trump loyalist Marjorie Taylor Greene demanded full transparency in the Epstein investigation. Then she fell out of favor with the president. “He was furious with me,” she says in an interview on the program “60 Minutes.”
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