Overview
- Greene appeared on The View on January 7, two days after her final day in Congress, and said of January 6 that the president “did not plan it” or “order it,” drawing audible groans from the audience.
- She said threats directed at her family, including her son and tied to the president’s comments, were decisive in her decision to leave office and cited a broader concern about political violence.
- Greene recounted pressure from the president and the White House to abandon her push to force the Justice Department to release Jeffrey Epstein-related files, describing that dispute as the turning point in their relationship.
- Pressed by Sunny Hostin about past attacks on colleagues, including a lawmaker with a transgender child, Greene cited a “blanket apology” and did not detail specific apologies.
- She ruled out bids for Senate, governor, or president and said she will not resume support for the president after their split.