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Marjorie Taylor Greene Suggests “Insider Trading” Part of Iran War Strategy

Marjorie Taylor Greene

Former MAGA-aligned U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) criticized Fox News star Mark Levin this weekend for his response to an article by Israeli journalist Amit Segal, who claims the U.S. Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Iran “isn’t too bad.”

Levin amplified the article, titled “‘Take a Deep Breath and Think’: A Senior Insider Explains Why the Deal Isn’t That Bad,” and added: “Everywhere I’m going in Israel, the public here is very concerned and baffled by what’s transpiring. Lots of people coming up to me about it. But I have been receiving the same reaction in our country.”

Greene, who has long opposed sending additional monetary and military aid to Israel (and Ukraine), blasted Levin on social media.

She wrote: “You should just stay in Israel permanently! No one I talk to is demanding America continue waging war on behalf of Israel!! NO ONE!!! Americans want peace and prosperity for themselves not the Epstein class!!! No more foreign aid and funding foreign wars!!!!”

[NOTE: Greene also continues to criticize the Trump administration for its handling of the war in Iran, and its motivations. The former Congresswoman recently amplified a NBC News report claiming “the US Pentagon delayed publicly announcing US strikes on Iran until after the US stock market had closed at 4 PM ET on Friday.” Greene wrote: “1. The ceasefire is not holding. 2. They are manipulating the markets for insider trading.”]

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