Marjorie Taylor Greene Discusses Resignation, Death Threats, and Third-Party Talks
ABC News interviews former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on her reasons for leaving Congress, ongoing death threats tied to her Epstein files stance, and disillusionment with the two-party system. She addresses personal safety concerns, including threats to her son and a recent federal conviction, while floating ideas for a new party amid talks with figures like Tucker Carlson. Greene cites $40 trillion national debt, projected 2032 insolvency for Social Security and Medicare, and dollar devaluation as evidence both parties have failed. The segment relies on her direct statements with no named experts or graphics referenced beyond the conversation itself.
Source: ABC News
