The Source with Kaitlan Collins Marjorie Taylor Greene Resigns From Congress
Nov 22, 2025
Marjorie Taylor Greene announces her resignation from Congress, citing a fallout with Trump as the catalyst. The discussion reveals tensions over policy disagreements and her position on Epstein files. Panelists speculate on her future political ambitions while evaluating the impact of her resignation on GOP dynamics. They contrast Trump's warm reception of Zoran Mamdani with his treatment of Greene and ponder broader implications for both parties. Analysts voice concerns about Trump's declining popularity and Republican unity amid the turmoil.
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Greene Cites Rift With Trump
- Marjorie Taylor Greene announced she is resigning from Congress and blamed a public falling out with President Trump.
- Her statement framed Trump calling her a traitor over the Epstein files as the decisive factor in her exit.
Greene's 10‑Minute Departure Video
- Greene released a 10-minute video explaining she won't endure a primary attack supported by Trump.
- She used the phrase she "refuse[s] to be a battered wife" when describing her stance toward the president.
Policy And Epstein Fuel Break
- The rift grew after Trump publicly attacked Greene over her push for Epstein files and policy disagreements.
- Her break included disputes on Obamacare subsidies and affordability that widened the split.
