Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has been loudly calling for the release of files associated with the criminal investigation of known child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein for years. But she has been fairly silent on Epstein’s long friendship with Donald Trump and the speculation that the Trump administration is reluctant to release those files due to Trump’s possible involvement in Epstein’s crimes.

Until now.

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Greene took to X to express her anger at Democrats for saying that Trump might be one of the clients on Epstein’s rumored “client list” and that’s why his administration said that the Epstein list doesn’t exist and Trump has been criticizing his MAGA base for the past several weeks for demanding the release of the rumored Epstein list.

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Greene shared a message from Trump that called discussion of Epstein’s crimes – something that Republicans made hay of during the 2024 election – “ridiculous” and promised to “produce any and all pertinent Grand Jury testimony, subject to Court approval.”

“If President Trump was guilty of anything regarding Jeffrey Epstein, Democrats would have used it against him the past 4 years,” Greene claimed. This contradicts Trump’s assertion that President Joe Biden – with help from Barack Obama and former FBI director James Comey – “made up” the Epstein files.

Then she brought up LGBTQ+ people, implying that Democratic support for LGBTQ+ rights proves that they support child sex abuse and therefore aren’t being sincere.

“And these same Democrats feigning outrage over pedophiles, defend drag queen story time, naked men dancing in front of children at pride parades, and mentally ill men in girls and women’s bathrooms,” Greene wrote. “Democrats, spare us your fake outrage.”

“This is the right course of action.”