🚨Marjorie Taylor Greene went on CNN and called Donald Trump a traitor to the American people.

Marjorie Taylor Greene went on CNN and called Donald Trump a traitor to the American people. Sitting across from Kaitlan Collins on Wednesday, the former Georgia congresswoman said the people who fought the release of the Epstein files “want to cover up for pedophiles and rapists,” and called them traitors.

Collins offered her the exit every politician takes and asked whether she meant the president himself. Greene took none of it. “I’m saying exactly that.”

Then she told the story of a phone call. Before the files were released, Greene says, Trump called her personally and warned that his friends would get hurt if they came out. “And I’ll never forget that,” she said. It is her account and hers alone, no court record, no recording. But she was the one on the other end of the line, and she has now repeated it on national television.

The text message she described is worse. When death threats started coming in against her son, Greene says, she went to Trump about it, and he told her she deserved it. Her son was being threatened, and according to Greene, the president of the United States texted her that she deserved it.

None of this came out of nowhere. Greene spent six years as one of Trump’s most loyal soldiers, the kind who, in her words, “gave him my loyalty for free.” The break came in November, when she refused to take her name off the petition forcing the files into the open.

Trump pulled his endorsement, promised to back a primary challenger, and branded her “Wacky Marjorie ‘Traitor’ Brown” on Truth Social. Within a week she announced she was leaving Congress. The House passed the release bill 427 to 1, and Trump, cornered, signed it.

Her story has not wobbled since. On 60 Minutes in December she described a bomb threat at her house and direct death threats against her son, and she said the subject line on those threats was three words: Marjorie Traitor Greene.

The president’s insult had become the header on her family’s death threats. That is the context for what she told Collins this week, and for why “I deserved it” is the detail she cannot let go.

There is no court record for any of this, only her word. But her word has cost her Trump’s endorsement, her seat in Congress, and, by her account, her family’s safety.

People rarely pay prices like that for a story they invented.

Trump called her the traitor first. On Wednesday she did the math and handed the word back.