Greene sees common ground between the populist right and left

In an ABC 7.30 interview excerpt, the former congresswoman looks beyond MAGA to a future with weaker two-party control.

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Why this story? One of ABC News In-depth's most watched videos since yesterday, with 9,609 views.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene argues that the populist right and left share important concerns, and that younger Americans want solutions rather than division. Her ABC 7.30 interview excerpt moves beyond her verdict on Donald Trump to ask what might follow the movement she once championed.

As we reported here, Greene says Trump himself destroyed MAGA. This clip also carries her argument about its possible political successors: questions about third parties, the next Republican leader and who will head the party's presidential ticket in 2028.

Asked what becomes of the populist right, Greene answers that "issues that are important to the populist right are also important to the populist left." The excerpt does not identify particular policies on which she believes they agree.

Greene, formerly a staunch Trump loyalist, presents that overlap as a possible route away from entrenched division. "I foresee a future where the two parties really don't have as much strong control," she says.

The ABC News In-depth clip drew roughly 10,000 views since yesterday. Its central proposition is Greene's forecast, not an announced third-party project or an endorsement of a Republican successor.

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The numbers

The interview excerpt was ABC News In-depth's most-watched upload from the past two days by views gained since yesterday.

subscribers

2,470,000

▲ 10,000 in the last 7 days

total views

1,070,923,610

views per day

631,298

typical day: 1,173,642

the video

views

50,042

likes

435

days online

2

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

New York Post

2,620,000

euronews

2,590,000

ABC News In-depth

2,470,000

CBS Evening News

2,430,000

CTV News

2,430,000

MIRROR NOW

2,370,000

As of November 7, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.