Marjorie Taylor Greene

Well, as this was going on, I was watching spending bill and CR and all this discussing things that happen in the House of Representatives.

No real change.

In Congress, I would co-sponsor the balanced budget resolution and I would co-sponsor all the conservative bills.

Then magically, guess what?

No matter who is Speaker of the House, those bills never come to the floor for a vote.

Well, talking about another resolution,

that got blocked more than any other resolution I've ever seen.

It was to release the Epstein files.

I got a truth social dropped on my head like a nuclear bomb where the president called me a traitor.

And I read that and I thought, a traitor?

Oh my gosh.

I looked up the definition of traitor.

I looked it up.

I was like, I have to wrap my head around this.

And so a traitor is a traitor to the United States of America.

And I swore an oath to defend our constitution.

And I really thought about it.

I said, he's not talking about what we think of the definition of traitor.

He's saying I was a traitor to him, to him.

And that's why I was a traitor to him.