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Greene declares MAGA "completely dead" on Piers Morgan

Emily Maitlis offers a caution against writing Trump off permanently in a post-election discussion that also brings together Brian Glenn, Cenk Uygur and Jenna Ellis.

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"MAGA DIED Last Night!" Midterms Reaction To Democrat Sweep | Ft. Marjorie Taylor Greene

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6:13Greene argues that the Iran war betrayed Trump's core supporters and helped produce the Republican defeat.
10:51Greene and Glenn distinguish MAGA's original promises from Trump's actions, arguing that the movement has effectively ended.
20:00Uygur credits progressive victories to populist, anti-corruption and anti-war messaging.
23:44Ellis urges Republicans to move beyond Trump and consider leaders such as Ron DeSantis.
37:40Morgan replays Maitlis and Greene's earlier confrontation before they revisit their relationship with each other and the media.
44:52Maitlis cautions that Trump's resilience makes declaring his movement permanently finished premature.

Marjorie Taylor Greene delivers the bluntest verdict in Piers Morgan's post-midterm discussion: "Oh, MAGA is completely dead." Later, sitting alongside Emily Maitlis, she goes further: "Donald Trump destroyed the Republican party. He destroyed MAGA."

The former Republican congresswoman's appearance helps give this edition of Piers Morgan Uncensored something beyond another election recap. Its guests disagree about what voters rejected, and whether the movement can survive its leader's setbacks. The programme drew roughly 690,000 views in its first eight hours.

Joining Morgan and former White House correspondent Brian Glenn in a studio overlooking the Capitol, Greene describes the result as "a complete referendum on Donald Trump". She argues that the Iran war broke faith with his core supporters and says his way forward is to return to his campaign promises. Glenn shares her assessment that the original MAGA movement has ended.

Cenk Uygur offers a different prescription from the Democratic side: he credits progressive victories to populist, anti-corruption and anti-war messages. Jenna Ellis argues Republicans need to move beyond Trump, pointing towards figures such as Ron DeSantis.

Maitlis supplies the important qualification. Trump has suffered major losses, she says, but his political resilience makes a permanent obituary premature.

Her arrival also brings an unusual reunion. Morgan replays the hostile exchange between Maitlis and Greene at Mar-a-Lago, then lets them revisit it together. Greene defends her confrontational approach to journalists, while describing mutual respect between them. By the closing discussion of possible presidential contenders, she also rules out a run herself.

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