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White House Flagged Greene to Secret Service Over Suspected Tip to Code Pink

The suspicion rests on circumstantial factors rather than direct evidence, with no public confirmation of a Secret Service investigation.

Overview

  • During an unannounced Sept. 9, 2025 dinner at Joe’s Seafood in Washington, Code Pink activists approached President Trump’s table and were removed after chanting slogans.
  • White House aides say their theory focused on Marjorie Taylor Greene’s recommendation of the restaurant, her day-of calls to staff and her ties to Code Pink co-founder Medea Benjamin, but they provided no proof.
  • Greene called the allegation a “dangerous lie,” said she did not know Trump’s schedule, and criticized security protocols for not sweeping the venue or using metal detectors.
  • Code Pink rejected the claim that Greene alerted them, with a spokesperson calling the notion “comical.”
  • Trump aides met with Secret Service leaders after the incident and consider it a turning point in his rift with Greene, who resigned from Congress on January 5.