- Marjorie Taylor Greene stated that individuals who attempted to suppress the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related files, including the president, should be considered "traitors."
- Greene disclosed an "uncomfortable phone call" with the president, during which the president indicated that his friends would be negatively affected by the release of the Epstein files.
- She condemned the efforts to conceal information in the documents as "absolutely ridiculous and unforgivable," arguing that the officials involved have forfeited the public's trust.
- Greene directly accused the president of being a "traitor" for initially resisting the release of the Epstein files, contrasting his actions with his public commitment to "drain the swamp."
- Ultimately, the president signed a bill into law, advocated by Greene and other House Republicans, which mandated the Justice Department to release the Epstein documents, despite his initial opposition.
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