'Hate my party': GOP lawmaker escalates feud with colleagues who are 'terrified' of Trump

Rep. Marjoie Taylor Greene (R-GA) escalated her feud with her Republican colleagues on Wednesday night during an interview with Tucker Carlson on his eponymous media network.

Greene has been at odds with Republican leadership over the last couple of months over the Trump administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and the government shutdown. Greene has criticized her colleague for protecting sexual predators over their victims, and accused her party of hurting average Americans by allowing health care subsidies to expire.

Greene did not mince words during her interview with Carlson.

"These people are so fake," Greene said. "The only reason that they kiss up to Donald Trump, our president, the only reason they kiss up to him, is because they're terrified of a Truth Social post, because they're terrified of their own constituents that fully support MAGA, that fully support America First and fully support everything that Donald Trump has laid out now for years and years."

"Americans got to the point where electing Donald Trump was a referendum on the Republican Party," she added. "And I very much feel that because many times I hate my own party, and I blame Republicans for many of the problems that we have today."

"I blame them for being so America last to the point where they are literally slaves to all the big industries in Washington, the military industrial complex, big pharma, health insurance industries, you name it," Greene continued. "They are literally slaves to them, and they love foreign war so much."