MTG Calls Trump A TRAITOR & Shows Receipts!

The Jimmy Dore Show

In this episode of The Jimmy Dore Show, Marjorie Taylor Greene joins as a guest to discuss the deep state, oligarchic influence on U.S. politi

Key takeaways

• The two-party system is a coordinated effort by the deep state and oligarchs to keep citizens divided instead of uniting against systemic failures.
• Both Trump and Biden administrations have continued harmful policies like expanding H-1B visas, which replace American workers despite claims of border security.

Main topics

• Oligarchic control over U.S. politics
• H-1B visa program and its impact on American jobs

Notable quotes

"It's kind of interesting to me. I would compare... The wide open border under the Biden administration is the H-1B visa program under the Trump administration."

"Congress does not work for the common American. They work for the lobbyists that come into their offices. They work for the donors that fill their campaign accounts so they can get reelected."

Conclusion

The episode concludes that systemic corruption in U.S. politics—driven by oligarchs and entrenched institutions—must be

Transcript preview

Speaker 1 (0:02) Hey, come see me do a live celebrity panel August 30th in Burbank, California. Then stand up in New York City at Village Underground September 13th. And then in Chicago September 18, 19, and 20 in Rosemont and Chicago. Go to JimmyDore.com for a link for tickets. Speaker 4 (0:34) It's the Jimmy Dore Show. Speaker 1 (0:38) We have special guests with us, Marjorie Taylor Greene, American businesswoman, politician, served as U.S. Representative for Congress in Georgia's 14th Congressional District from 21 until 26, former member of the Republican Party, staunch supporter of Donald Trump, ultimately split with Trump over the release of the Epstein files and U.S. foreign policy. Following her departure from Congress, she left the Republican Party in June. Welcome to the show, Marjorie Taylor Greene. Speaker 6 (1:06) Hi, Jimmy. Thank you for having me. Speaker 1 (1:08) It's really great to see you. We were just talking briefly about how I had been saying for quite a long time that the way the establishment and the deep state and the oligarchs work is they want divide and conquer. And so they wanted, and the left... I've come from the left, and so the left, I know for sure, bought it hook, line, and sinker that their enemy wasn't the oligarchy or wasn't the establishment or wasn't the deep state or the war machine or Wall Street, but their enemy was their neighbor. And they've been tricked into thinking that their neighbor who is suffering under the same economic conditions as they are, are somehow their neighbor because they're white supremacists, they're racist, they're anti LGBTQ. They're all these things. And it's good to see that you share that, except not enough people do. Would you agree with that? Speaker 6 (2:07) I totally agree. And I'm very thankful you were sharing that message long before me. You know, it took me five years in Congress to to really conclude that the American people have been under basically a psyop that has trained the American people to fight each other, kind of like football fans fight in a bar over there, who their favorite team is. And politics shouldn't be a team sport. And like you said, the American people are all suffering from the actual system, the two party system, which has completely failed them. And I saw it firsthand. And I went from under a Democrat president, Joe Biden, under the president that I supported and helped get elected, Donald Trump. And I was blown away within the first six months of that, that it's really they're both working on the same team for the same causes. And it's such a failure. Speaker 1 (3:05) Well, there's the old saying, no matter who you vote for, you get John McCain. Yeah. And so it's true there. There is almost all you know, you can point to the border. So Donald Trump did close down the border, which people everybody from Dennis Kucinich, who's a staunch lefty and Bernie Sanders, used to advocate for that before he got his mind right. And of course, unions have always argued for that because it undercuts labor. And so Donald Trump did do that. Turns out we didn't need a wall. But he talked about having a wall for six, eight years. And it turns out it's like flipping a switch. You don't need to build a wall. Isn't that amazing? Speaker 6 (3:47) It is amazing. You know, I fully support border security. That's one of the things. I lock my doors and my windows at my house at night as well. So I'm all about border security. But, you know, here's the thing that has really baffled me. is under this Republican president, Republican-controlled House and Senate, we're seeing the continuance and full support of H-1B visas. So whether it's illegal crossings across the border that replace American jobs, it's also the foreign visas that are rapidly and have been for years replacing American jobs. So it's kind of interesting to me. I would compare... The wide open border under the Biden administration is the H-1B visa program under the Trump administration that has continued for years and it was under Democrats as well. I think that is almost equally as dangerous to our country and to American jobs. Speaker 1 (4:51) Well, I agree with you 100 percent because one of Joe Biden's last acts on his way out of office. was to expand the H-1B visas to foreign truck drivers. Now, being a truck driver is the number one job for non-college educated males in the United States. We don't need to import truck drivers. And so these are this is your government working against you. Right. And I've and I've said that are the people in Congress and the people in the White House are actual middle middle managers and that they have a boss and that capital, meaning the oligarchs, the billionaires sit above government. And that's why our country is being hollowed out from the inside, because the oligarchs have no loyalty to the United States. They only have loyalty to their own bank accounts and to themselves. They're international. And that's the big difference. Why, if you go to, say, China and no one's advocating for communism, but if you go to China, their cities are futuristic. They're 10, 20, 30 years ahead of our cities and they're going to continue to be. And that's because in China, the. The government sits above capital. They put oligarchs in jail left and right. They just put somebody in jail, a billionaire in jail for fraud. That would never happen in the United States. In fact, they would probably be given a medal. So what can we do to fight back against our government literally working against us? Speaker 6 (6:28) Well, first, I have to commend you for breaking one of the MAGA talking points that actually was Joe Biden that tried to suspend foreign visas for truck driving jobs. That one MAGA doesn't know about that one. So good for you for letting the cat out of the bag. And no, it's absolutely ridiculous. You know, I was talking. So all my kids, just so you know, they're all in their 20s. And so when I talk to them or any of their friends, the kids that grew up in my house. We're talking about what they're facing as young adults. And one of them recently was telling me how she's filled out 200 job applications, 200 job applications. And this young lady has not even gotten an answer back, a rejection letter. And so this is what young people are facing. And this is why Gen Z sees it so differently. from the baby boomers. And so you're asking, what do we do about that? Well, I bring up that generational difference because that generational difference is part of the problem. And I pick on baby boomers, but at the same time, that's my parents' generation. So I have a lot of respect for them. And they came up at a time where they... could watch the nightly evening news and trust what they were being told. They believed if they just did all the right things that they would be rewarded. And they were for most of their lives. But it's drastically changed. And, you know, I can tell you from my experience serving in the House of Representatives, it doesn't help the common American. Congress has not worked for the Congress. Congress does not work for the common American. They work for the lobbyists that come into their offices. They work for the donors that fill their campaign Speaker 2 (8:15) accounts so they can get reelected. And they work for corporate interest and foreign interest, by the way. Speaker 7 (8:22) Yes. Speaker 2 (8:23) And that that is the problem that we're facing. And the reason why I bring up the baby boomers. The baby boomers are the largest voting bloc. These are the voters that show up election cycle after election cycle. They vote in the primaries. They vote in the general. And so in primary elections, it's where you get these great America first candidates or candidates that's really coming up against the establishment. And they might have they may not have the perfect image or the perfect talking points because they're not a politician. But yet the establishment protects. the establishment candidates. That's what Trump has done. Trump has fought harder and endorsed more of the worst Republicans, the type of Republican like Lindsey Graham, who has an F conservative voting record, and many of these like Maria Salazar, who completely supports amnesty and open borders. And the baby boomers will just go up there and press that button. and keep supporting these establishment candidates that are responsible for the exact failures that you're mad about every single day. So, Jimmy. How do we fix it? It Speaker 6 (9:34) has to be fixed at the ballot box and it has to be fixed by people recognizing that, look, you voting over and over again for that same Democrat or you voting over and over again for those same Republicans is going to continue to give us the same result, which is $40 trillion in debt, more foreign wars and continuance of ridiculous military spending. And the American people are going to be put last over and over again. Speaker 1 (10:02) So I just want to let's just the problem is stark. Right. So there's a headline here. Democrats have more positive view of socialism than capitalism by a whopping 26 point. And then Senator Fetterman, who's a puppet of Israel, tweets out the Democratic Party is becoming the party of socialism. Fifty eight percent view socialism positively. Fifty percent view capitalism negatively. I'm proud. I'm a proud free market capitalist. This is lunacy. But we don't have free market capitalism. What we have is crony capitalism. And what we've just been talking about is that they the legislature. We know we live in an oligarchy because there's the Princeton study proved in 20. 15 if you were in the bottom 90 percent of wage earners no matter who you vote for your wishes are never reflected back in legislation but if you're in the top 10 percent of wager then you do have whatever you want gets reflected back in legislation so it's a legit oligarchy we're living in and um do you so so when i see something like this uh i'm like well there may be instead of um examining why people feel like that. And here is why. They just try to shame people for feeling the way they feel. And this is why, because the system has let them down. Here, this is from Bankrate. About 67 % of consumers said they lived paycheck to paycheck in 2025, a figure that climbed to above 70%. During the year, 53 percent, that's over half of Americans, could not cover a thousand dollar emergency from savings and a quarter have no emergency savings at all. This equates to one hundred and seventy to one hundred and eighty million adults in the United States. Two out of three. People in the United States living paycheck to paycheck. And what I say is, what do you call a system that takes the richest country in the world and then leaves half of its popular two thirds of its population living paycheck to paycheck and half of them can't afford a thousand dollar. You call that a failed system. Wouldn't you call that a failed system? Speaker 6 (12:20) Yeah. And I call it a Ponzi scheme. And, you know, it's funny when you point out socialism. Let's talk about the hypocrites. Let's talk about Fox News and let's talk about Republicans, for example. Under President Trump, for the first time ever, the government is actually owning percentage shares of private companies. I'm sorry, Jimmy, is that not socialism? Speaker 1 (12:45) I thought that was the definition. Speaker 6 (12:48) That is literally the definition of socialism. So we have President Trump, his administration, his political consultants attacking Democrats for actually coming out in the open and saying, yes, we're Democrat socialists. But yet we have the real socialism actually happening right now under President Trump and Republicans with the government controlling interest in owning. I think it's like 30. 30 big companies. I could be wrong on that number, but I think it's approximately 30 for the first time ever in American history. So I think that's a hypocrisy that has to be called out. It cannot be ignored. You talked about Senator Fetterman. I always laugh about him because you're right. He is 100 percent Israeli controlled. He might as well be a foreign agent in the Senate. And it cracks me up because there is no senator that Fox News loves more than John. Fetterman. I mean, this is a Democrat that will never, ever lose an election because Laura Trump and the rest of Fox News loves him up and treats him like the biggest cuddly teddy bear they've ever seen in their life. And then they turn around and attack Democrats. So voters in Pennsylvania, if it's a moderate Republican, they're not going to vote against John Fetterman because Laura Trump and Fox News love him so much. And because he stands up and supports Israel more than America. And it's just absolutely hilarious. But you're right. The statistics you're showing is the reality that many Americans are living in every single day. And it's the fact that their dollar cannot pay for their cost of living. And Speaker 2 (14:27) rapidly, pretty soon, in just a few years, they're not going to be. going month to month with their paycheck, they are going to be rapidly underwater. And some of them already are. They're in credit card debt every single month just to pay their rent and their bills. And it's 100 % the fault of government leaders. And I blame both sides, both parties, who put the