Trump ally Mark Levin blasts Marjorie Taylor Greene for thinking she's 'queen of MAGA' over Iran stance

WASHINGTON, DC: Fox News host and Trump loyalist Mark Levin came after Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene over her recent comments about Iran.

Levin accused the Georgia congresswoman of acting like she’s “the queen of MAGA,” all because she dared to speak out against US support for Israel’s escalating missile conflict with Iran.

Levin—who’s not only a cable news heavyweight but also a member of the Homeland Security Advisory Council—has been vocally in favor of Israel’s recent missile strikes. In fact, he’s gone as far as suggesting the attacks will somehow “ultimately provide peace.”

But while Levin and other hawks in Trump’s circle are pushing for a hardline stance against Iran, Greene is warning that these so-called “MAGA” figures are veering way off course, the Daily Mail reported.

Marjorie Taylor Greene calls out 'Fake MAGA' over Middle East escalation

Marjorie Taylor Greene hasn’t been shy about her opposition to deepening US involvement in the Middle East. After Israel and Iran exchanged missile fire over the past week, she made her stance clear in a post on X.

“Anyone slobbering for the US to become fully involved in the Israel/Iran war is not America First/MAGA. Wishing for murder of innocent people is disgusting," she wrote.

Her words were enough to light a fire under Levin, who snapped back.

“Who died and named Marjorie Taylor Greene the queen of MAGA?” he wrote. “Trump is MAGA,” he posted. “He received 77 million votes. You're a little-known politician from Georgia. Hate to break the news to you. We're Team Trump.”

But it's worth noting that Greene isn’t just some fringe figure—she’s actually been one of Trump’s most vocal and loyal allies in Congress. But her anti-interventionist stance has been firm. Just last month, she warned that the MAGA base does not support “going to war with Iran.”

She’s been steadily hammering this point for weeks, telling her followers that the average American isn’t sitting around worrying about tensions with Iran.

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“Real America First/MAGA wants world peace for all people and doesn't want our military killed and forever injured physically and mentally,” Marjorie Taylor Greene wrote. “Taking this position is NOT antisemitic. It's rational, sane, and loving toward all people.”

She didn’t name names, but her message was clearly aimed at powerful voices whispering in Trump’s ear. And she’s not alone in calling them out.

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, like Greene, is warning against the US being dragged into a new war. But unlike Greene, Carlson actually named names last Friday.

“On that list: Sean Hannity, Mark Levin, Rupert Murdoch, Ike Perlmutter and Miriam Adelson,” Carlson posted. “At some point, they will all have to answer for this, but you should know their names now.”

But Trump himself doesn’t seem too interested in getting in the middle of this conservative family feud. When asked on Monday at the G7 about Carlson’s warning, he brushed it off. “I don't know what Tucker Carlson is saying. Let him go get a television network and say it so that people listen," he snarked.

Still, Trump left the door open on potential involvement in the Iran conflict. “We're not involved in it,” he said Sunday. “It's possible we could get involved. But we are not at this moment involved."

Marjorie Taylor Greene sounds the alarm on debt, PTSD and propaganda

Meanwhile, Marjorie Taylor Greene appears to be trying to highlight the toll of America’s endless foreign entanglements.

“We have spent TRILLIONS in the Middle East and we have dealt with the aftermath of death, blown apart bodies, never-ending suicides, and disabling PTSD,” she wrote in her lengthy post. “All because they told us propaganda as to why we must sacrifice our own to defend some other country's borders, and some other country's borders.”

“I don't want to see Israel bombed or Iran bombed, or Gaza bombed. I don't want to see Ukraine bombed or Russia bombed," she added.