Marjorie Taylor Greene, a former supporter of the MAGA movement, stated on Saturday that she was contacted by private security firms with warnings regarding her safety, after the president announced on Friday that he is withdrawing support for the representative from Georgia.

Marjorie Taylor Greene, a long-time supporter of Donald Trump, stated that she has been contacted by security firms due to threats against her after Trump announced that he is withdrawing his support for her. In a post on X, Greene emphasized that the president's aggressive rhetoric has led to death threats and has caused the radicalization of individuals. Although she did not specify details about the threats received, she compared the situation to the fear felt by the victims of Jeffrey Epstein. Greene criticized Trump's aggression, who called her "Crazy Marjorie," and warned her Republican colleagues that they will face consequences if they do not support the release of the Epstein files. The dispute between the two escalated, with Greene expressing her dissatisfaction with the direction of the party and calling for greater involvement of women in politics. She emphasized that she no longer wishes to venerate Trump, highlighting a distancing from the MAGA movement.