I'm going to ask you about this almost solid support he has among Republicans in Congress.

Is there in that support there?

Does the support come about because they're afraid that they'll get death threats?

I think they're terrified to step out of line and get a

nasty truth social posts on them. Yes. And they're watching what happened to you? Yes.

Behind the scenes, do they talk differently? Yes. Yes. Hi, everybody.

Five o'clock in New York.

The calls are coming from deep inside the MAGA House.

That was outgoing congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green,

who once was one of Donald Trump's closest and fiercest political allies.

She's now pulling back the curtain on what people will say about Donald Trump and the

cameras aren't on and his fracturing coalition. What she says is held together by fear.

It comes as Trump continues to abandon and betray campaign promises he made to his base just 12 months

ago, things like addressing the affordability crisis in America and releasing the

Epstein files. Marjorie Taylor-Green warning that Trump's party is sticking by him for now

because of fear of the real-life danger caused by those nasty truth social posts. Here's how she describes

what happened to her after she publicly called out Trump for turning away from the issues he

campaigned on. After President Trump called me a traitor, I got a pipe bomb threat on my house,

and then I got several direct death threats on my son. On your son? On my son. You say the president

put your life in danger. You blame him. You say he fueled a hotbed of threats against me and that you blame him for the threats against your son.

The subject line for the direct death threats on my son was his words, Marjorie Trader Green.

Those are death threats directly fueled by President Trump.

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