Interview · moment 1 of 14
Intro: Diverse Coalition and Epstein/Foreign Aid Confusion
from Marjorie Taylor Greene Emergency Podcast | The Tim Dillon Show #465 · #465
6 min
Guest
Tim opens the interview by telling Marjorie Taylor Greene that a diverse mix of listeners across the political spectrum keep sending him her statements, and she explains her appeal comes from being an honest mom disillusioned with both parties. They pivot into confusion over continued Ukraine and Israel funding despite domestic struggles, and why Republicans voted to keep Epstein files secret.
- Tim notes that a diverse group of people—Democrats, Republicans, socialists, cultural conservatives—text him weekly asking about Marjorie Taylor Greene's statements.
- Greene describes being completely honest in her statements and speaks from the perspective of a mother concerned about the challenges her adult children face in the country.
- She campaigned on being angry at Republicans for not doing what they campaign on and not governing when they have power, and angry at Democrats for their destructive policies.
- Greene expresses conflicting feelings: wanting a national divorce from the left, but not wanting a civil war or Americans fighting one another.
- Tim expresses confusion about another hundred billion dollars to Ukraine or thirty billion to Israel while nobody can afford health insurance premiums, and says he gets yelled at by Republican colleagues for saying this.
- Tim asks how many Republican congressmen and senators voted to keep the Epstein files secret.
- He voices confusion about an America First administration still arming and funding Ukraine and giving money to Israel, questioning why the Epstein files aren't coming out and why foreign entanglements costing billions or trillions can't be stopped.