Summary
Marjorie Taylor Greene, a former strong supporter of President Donald Trump, said he blamed her in a text message for potential harm to her son after she told him about death threats against her children. Greene resigned from Congress in November 2025 after their relationship worsened over several issues, including her demand to release Jeffrey Epstein-related documents.
Key Facts
- Marjorie Taylor Greene used to be a loyal supporter of President Trump.
- She resigned from the House of Representatives in November 2025.
- Greene said Trump blamed her for any harm that could come to her son after she told him about death threats.
- Their relationship broke down after Greene pushed to release files about Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender.
- Trump called Greene a “traitor” and supported a challenger against her in an election.
- Greene criticized Trump for a threat he made about Iran and for sharing a digitally altered photo of himself as Jesus.
- Greene said Trump urged her to remove her name from a bill to release Epstein documents, saying his “friends would get hurt.”
- Trump’s past connection with Epstein has been investigated, but there is no proof Trump was involved in Epstein’s crimes.
