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“Mark Levin, obviously, he was a NeverTrumper from the beginning. He hated Donald Trump. He was totally against him and tried to stop him from becoming president, but yet now somehow Mark Levin is the voice of MAGA? I don’t think so, Matt.”
Greene praised other voices like Tucker Carlson, Steve Bannon, and Gaetz himself, claiming they represent the true soul of MAGA.
“We’re MAGA, we’re the voice of MAGA, and the people totally agree with us,” she declared. “People don’t watch his show. I don’t know anyone that watches his show, and his screeching is absolutely unbearable.”
Greene further accused Fox News of embracing war-mongering for ratings.
“I think that’s a media company that would love to share propaganda on their network all day long because it brings in the views,” she said. “Nothing like scaring the American people with another foreign war to get people to watch the news 24 hours a day.”
Mark Levin didn’t take the criticism lightly.
On his nationally syndicated radio show, he unloaded on Greene with brutal force.
“Marjorie Taylor Greene has to be one of the dumbest people that ever served in the House of Representatives,” Levin said. “The stupidity that comes out of that woman’s mouth is hard to imagine.”
He then turned to X (formerly Twitter) to escalate the attack.
“MTG, God are you stupid. And you keep banging your head against the wall. Thankfully, POTUS ignored you and hit the Iranian nuclear sites. You seem very upset about it. I’m not going away. You’re on my radar.”
The congresswoman responded with a lengthy and emotional statement, accusing Levin of mimicking the same rhetoric used by people who send her threats.
“This is extremely sick and disturbing. Please read to the end.
Mark, you have the exact same tone and language that the psychopaths use that send me death threats every single day.
You should be fired from Fox News. And shame on Fox if they condone this.”
Greene’s response took a spiritual turn as she invoked Scripture and offered Levin a chance to reflect on the teachings of Christ.
“Let me introduce you to my friend Jesus.
He says, ‘Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the children of God.’
Jesus is the messiah. Jesus is the one and only son of God.
Jesus was put to death on a Roman cross and died as a one time sacrifice for our sins. Jesus is the lamb of God. You can read about Jesus in Isaiah 53:5-12.
Jesus will return one day and the those that did not recognize him will mourn.
He will bring everlasting peace to all the Earth and his kingdom will have no end.
Jesus also says, ‘pray for your enemies.’
I will do my best to pray for you.
But I will be watchful now.”
She closed her message with a dark historical reference.
“There was once a great President that the American people loved. He opposed Israel’s nuclear program. And then he was assassinated.
I am for peace.
I oppose war including wars Israel wages.
Should I feel that my life is in danger now too?”
She also pointed to former President Donald Trump’s own criticism of Israel’s ongoing military actions.
“What about President Trump who strongly rebuked Israel this morning for continuing to attack Iran?”
This clash between Greene and Levin underscores a broader battle within conservative America. One side remains loyal to Trump’s America First foreign policy—suspicious of global wars and foreign entanglements. The other leans toward traditional neoconservative hawkishness, often favoring strong military intervention abroad.
What’s clear is this: the gloves are off. Greene has drawn her line in the sand. Levin has made it clear he’s not backing down.
And the base? They’re watching—and choosing sides.
