Amanpour Marjorie Taylor Greene Speaks Out
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Apr 15, 2026 
Marjorie Taylor Greene, former congresswoman turned MAGA critic, blasts Trump’s foreign‑policy reversals and calls for accountability. Daniel Yergin, energy expert and S&P Global vice chairman, explains how Strait of Hormuz blockades reshape global markets and benefit rivals. Retired General Mohammed Saeed, ex‑Pakistani deputy, details Pakistan’s mediation, ceasefire diplomacy, and regional military dynamics.
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Greene Warns Broken Promises Hurt GOP Turnout
- Greene warned early that Trump's policy shifts would depress Republican turnout and cost midterm seats.
- She cites smaller margins in her successor Clay Fuller's win and low attendance at a Turning Point event as warning signs.
Greene Frames Criticism Of Israel As Anti War
- Greene frames opposition to Israel's government and U.S. funding of wars as anti-war, not anti-Semitic.
- She cites her voting record opposing Ukraine funding to show a consistent anti-intervention stance.
Keep Holding Leaders Accountable For Campaign Promises
- Greene says she won't abandon America First promises and will keep holding leaders accountable.
- She intends to focus on policies for younger generations and remain vocal beyond Donald Trump.