Marjorie Taylor Greene wants Republicans to know that you don't need to be watching
the news. You don't need to be paying attention to the headlines. Don't look at all of the
horrible things happening with Donald Trump. And you know, the, the evidence getting filed
in lawsuits that the media's talking about, you know, it's just, it's really, it's a drain.
Instead, she says, don't put your faith in that. Put your faith in God. Here is what
Marjorie Taylor Greene had to say late last week on Jack Peso's podcast. She said, it
is worrisome about what's going to happen in our future, but I always have hope. It's
important that we put full faith and hope in God, and not anything that we see in the
headlines, and not anything that we see happening in the news. Our real hope needs to be in
God. And Jesus Christ is my savior, and I know he is yours as well.
And God has plans much bigger than this. I believe in the American people also, Jack,
I believe their power is much bigger than mine. I'm only one member of Congress. But
the American people, when they really feel like they wanna make a difference, I really
believe they can. And they did. They, they made a difference in the 2020 election by
voting Donald Trump out of office, by millions of votes. I mean, they actually made their
voices heard in the 2016 election when 3 million more people chose Hillary Clinton. But Donald
Trump, because of our archaic, uh, uh, electoral college, got to be president anyway. So the
American people, Marjorie, have already spoken. They've spoken multiple times and they've
said, we don't want this s o b in office. But let's get back to God for a minute. Because
you're telling everybody, you're telling your conservatives like, Hey, please ignore all
the horrible stuff.
God's got a plan if you believe in God. And it's fine if you do, as long as you're not
forcing it upon anybody else. Believe all you want. But if you believe in God and you
look at what's happening to Donald Trump right now, you kind of almost have to believe that
this is justice. This is God's justice, this man who is on tape, I mean the Access Hollywood
tape, the things he has bragged about the horrible things he has done. Don't you think,
Marjorie, that maybe if there is a God, this is him finally saying, all right, I'm gonna
handle this guy now. Like that's what it seems like to me. If I were a firm believer in a
higher power, I would believe that what's happening right now to Donald Trump is 100%
what a higher power says. This is your comeuppance and Marjorie, if you've read the Bible as
you claim to be a, you know, Jesus Christ is your savior. You read that Bible, you see
what happens to people like Donald Trump. I've actually read it. I went to Catholic
school for, you know, a portion of my youth. I went to Sunday school. I was an altar server.
Trust me, , I've put in more time in church than I'm willing to bet you have Marjorie,
and I know from once I
Speak, God loves to punish sinners, and it's kind of one of his favorite things to do.
I mean, if you've read the Old Testament hell, that's all he did, right? Like just SSM Smite,
smite pillar assault here or there, all of that. So if you believe in that, did you also
kind of, like I said, have to believe that this is God's judgment coming down on Donald
Trump. That's why he's facing all these problems. God's not testing him. Right? And he's not
Jesus Christ. He's not becoming a martyr for us. He is a sinner. And this is what God does.
So you can try to wrap yourself in religion all you want. You're ignoring obviously the
big parts of it. Uh, not just about punishing the sinners, but about, you know, helping
those in need. 'cause you've never done that. But you also need to stop telling your flock
to ignore the evidence against Donald Trump, which of course is what is captivating the
headlines. You're telling them to ignore reality and embrace this fantasy version of God that
is definitely not in the Bible, claiming that he is somehow going to protect the sinner
and punish the innocent people, because I can promise you that's not what the God in
the Bible ever did.