Overview
- Marjorie Taylor Greene reiterated that she will resign her House seat early next year following a public break with President Donald Trump.
- In the CBS 60 Minutes interview, she said backing a move to release all Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein made Trump "furious" and was a turning point.
- Trump has labeled her a "traitor" and pledged to support a Republican primary challenger for her Georgia seat, according to the coverage.
- Greene said her office reported 773 death threats to Capitol Police since 2021 and described a pipe-bomb incident at her home and threats against her son.
- She criticized GOP colleagues' deference to Trump, cast him as aligned with establishment interests, and said she will not seek any other elected office.