MTG Tells Alex Jones The White House Knows They Are Going To Lose The Midterms

Banned.video ^ | Dec 16, 2025 | The Alex Jones Show

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Summary

Marjorie Taylor Greene appeared on Alex Jones' show on December 16, 2025, to discuss her legislation, H.R. 3492, the Protect Children's Innocence Act, which aims to criminalize gender-affirming medical procedures (including puberty blockers, hormones, mastectomies, and genital surgeries) on minors under 18, making them felonies nationwide.

She stated that the bill is scheduled for a House vote the following day after she delayed the NDAA by voting against its rule to force leadership (Steve Scalise and Mike Johnson) to schedule it. She accused Rep. Chip Roy of attempting to introduce an amendment in the Rules Committee that would limit the bill's scope to only federally funded institutions, which she said would create carve-outs allowing such procedures to continue in states like California under Gavin Newsom's policies. She urged viewers to contact Roy to withdraw the amendment and claimed the original bill comprehensively bans the procedures everywhere via the Commerce Clause.

Greene emphasized strong public support for the ban (over 70% across party lines), noted it fulfills Republican 2024 campaign promises and aligns with Trump's prior executive order, and argued that congressional action is needed to make it permanent law.

She defended her conservative credentials: 98% voting alignment with Trump, 100% on conservative scorecards, strong support for Trump (including post-January 6 and campaigning nationwide), standing with J6 defendants, and identifying as an America First Republican.

Greene criticized Trump for calling her a traitor over her support for releasing Epstein files and standing with victims, while not similarly criticizing other Republicans who voted against his priorities. She described receiving death threats, pipe bomb threats, and threats against her son following Trump's comments.

She expressed frustration with Republican leadership failures, ongoing foreign aid/wars, H-1B visas, Chinese students in U.S. universities, and federal overreach on AI regulation. She praised aspects of the administration like border security and cartel crackdowns.

Greene stated Trump is personally responsible for his decisions, hires, words, and policies in his second term, rejecting excuses about advisors. She warned that without delivering America First results, Republicans risk losing midterms and fueling extremism on both sides.

She denied rumors of leaving Congress to run for governor, Senate, or president, attributing such claims to lies (e.g., from Scott Jenkins). She reiterated her loyalty to Trump and America First policies while calling for accountability, including of the president.

Jones expressed support for Greene, praised her record, urged passage of her bill, and agreed on the need for Trump to course-correct through tough love.

[DesertRhino]

She said no such thing. Not even anything close to that. It was a good interview and she didn’t say a single unreasonable thing... not one.

[mass55th]

I highly doubt she’s in any position to know what The White House believes.

[mass55th]

"Neanderthal Barbie is quite the peach of a human being."

No wonder her husband got rid of her. She must have brow-beaten him terribly.

[DesertRhino]

“The question is by how much. As long as we keep the Senate, it’s all good.”

No, it isn’t. If they win the house it is instant impeachment and a drama of several months. If it’s defeated in the house, the second one will hit. And a democrat house combined with a GOPe Senate means the Democrats fully set the agenda and priorities.

If we keep the Senate with a clown like Thune or a McConnell type... we barely survive. But I wouldn’t call that “all good”.

[mass55th]

"Pssst, Marge: every administration loses the midterms. The question is by how much. As long as we keep the Senate, it’s all good."

Yes, historically the party in power in the White House loses the majority in both Houses during the midterms, but during President Trump's midterm in his first term, the Republicans retained the majority in the Senate.

[MinorityRepublican]

At this moment there is about a zero chance I will vote in the 2026 mid-term election.

I don't like them but I have no choice but to vote for the corrupt Republicans. At least they're getting along with Trump (reluctantly).

The alternative is that we will live under an American version of the USSR.

[mass55th]

"she in heat"

She's 51, more than likely beginning, or going through menopause.

[DesertRhino]

A year of his term is gone and he still hasn’t had his nominees approved. And as you pointed out, they blocked him on recess appointments.
The only reason to vote for them is that the democrats will be a nightmare. If they get in, it’s open borders, citizenship for 35 million illegals, and THAT is game over.

But it sure would be nice to have a single reason to vote FOR Republicans.

[Drew68]

Not doing anything to stop mass mail-in ballots has been a major failure.

I predict we're going to be ahead in the House on Election Night and then lose it over the following four weeks as California hand-collects ballots giving 45 seats to the Democrats.

We're going to watch our lead evaporate with each passing day until the Democrats take control.

[Reily]

I doubt seriously if she's ever been invited to WH or RNC strategy sessions!

[rollo tomasi]

“Its the economy stupid” and its not that great for the majority of people 40 and under now with AI being some modern day Moloch economic reach. Bitching at the Fed Reserve to cut rates and tariffs will not cut it. If you are a Trumpcultist its not his fault “exclusively”, this economic conundrum that will just get worse and has been developing directly since since LBJ policies/programs were established that are still present today. Fundamentals started to begin 10 or so years after the Civil War when the “Progressive” Era (Stronger Central gov/Administrative Law) started. Wilson and FDR bookends plus the wage control idiot Hoover just blessed constant bad economic decisions/policies since then. Nixon was awful too and just gave power to LBJ's policies/programs through fiat/Petrol currency. Bill is coming due, a lot of people are staring to realize that withe their grocery bills and rent globalism brought. Reap what you sow, Boomers' 'better to burn out than fade away' shortcuts with worshiping compound interest while relying on "too big to fail"/ don't accept your losses so bring on QEs counterfeit rip of future generations/low interest rates debt spending to prop that market up to save your "retirement"/holdings. In this Advent season just repent. Things are about to start over anyway. Prove things are sustainable with our debt and BTW, Medicare running out out their cash reserves soon

https://www.cms.gov/oact/tr/2025

SS right after that.

[MotorCityBuck]

Perfect.

[ChuckHam]

Horse faced, cheating grifter, says what?

[Brian Griffin]

“she didn’t say a single unreasonable thing”

[Brian Griffin]

“Medicare”

Part B

$100 of care

$20 - patient co-pay

$80 balance

1/4th - paid for by Part B premiums

$60 balance

~25% of $100 - paid for by doctor’s and suppliers’ income tax

~$35 subsidy from third party taxpayers [including own’s own children]

[rollo tomasi]

What has Congress done since January 3, 2025 that the majority of people can actually feel in a positive manner to take in the voting booth in Nov. of 2026? Big beautiful bill is just more ugly debt with promises of a payoff that doesn't make logical economical sense.

Modern reason why the Executive Party in control with the bodies in Congress of the same Party in tow loses seats is direct debt influencing/straining the economy and a warped Utopian interpretation of Ricardo comparative advantage/opportunity costs cost with countries that want to annihilate the US hegemony. Reagan lost the Senate in ‘86 due to his amnesty buffoonery of cheap domestic labor replacement strategy while Clinton lost the HOR due to outsourcing/ hence both globalists buffoons. GHB just sucked in general.

[hopespringseternal]

Thune and Johnson want to lose and badly. Trump won’t lose the midterms, they will because they want to. Those two idiots should be giving enemas to polar bears above the polar circle.

Besides, anyone know why the Ad Council is going nuts advertising Obamacare? That is happening on Trump’s watch and shouldn’t be.

[rollo tomasi]

Medicare Part A - DRGs can't even cover hospital system's expenses. The heck you talking about B, you need to solve A first. Did you even read that report?

Trust fund for A is about to be depleted which will take a lot of "funny money"/debt spending to fill. Spare me your free market crap, told you before that will just kill a lot of people right off the bat with chronic ailments. Long run perhaps but the system is deeply embedded with the central government. Are you telling me 3/4 of the population will just forgo their delusions? Instead of numbers, show me your marketing skills that will translate your stuff in the voting booth.

[rollo tomasi]

Trump lost over 40 HOR seats in 2018 and that was before Covid. Situation is not good.

[Brian Griffin]

“Part A is funded primarily by payroll taxes”

https://www.kff.org/medicare/what-to-know-about-medicare-spending-and-financing/