Summary
An Axios report stated that the Trump administration contacted the Secret Service about Marjorie Taylor Greene, suspecting she informed protesters of President Trump’s dinner plans. Greene denied the accusation, claiming she only suggested the restaurant and did not know about Trump’s reservation. "Code Pink" also denied the allegation.
Key Facts
- An Axios report claimed that the White House alerted the Secret Service about Marjorie Taylor Greene.
- Officials suspected she informed "Code Pink" protesters of President Trump's dinner plans.
- The dinner at Joe’s Seafood was meant to highlight Trump's crime-reduction efforts in Washington.
- Activists confronted President Trump during the meal.
- Greene denied the leak, stating she just recommended the restaurant.
- Greene claimed the Secret Service should have secured the venue better.
- "Code Pink" also denied being tipped off about the dinner.
- Greene suggested she was targeted for pushing the release of Jeffrey Epstein files.
