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Greene and Janet Jackson's designer shape TMZ Clips' week

Election fallout and a disputed Super Bowl outfit share space among the clips channel's fifteen new uploads.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Blames Trump for GOP Election Losses, Calls Him 'Cult Leader'

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0:10Greene blames Trump and says voters treated the midterms as a referendum on him.
1:06She identifies healthcare costs, gas prices and foreign wars as neglected voter priorities.
1:57She urges Republicans to deliver campaign promises on inflation and foreign wars.
2:40She tells lawmakers to prioritize ordinary Americans over wealthy donors and loyalty to Trump.
3:22Her closing instruction to lawmakers is to act as representatives.

Healthcare bills and a Super Bowl costume make an unusual pairing, but they help explain the range of TMZ Clips' week. The channel posted fifteen uploads, with Marjorie Taylor Greene's post-election interview drawing by far the largest audience of the new arrivals: about 670,000 views.

As we reported here, Greene blamed Donald Trump for Republican losses. Beyond that blunt verdict, the interview becomes a list of priorities she says Republicans neglected: health insurance, gas prices and promises to stop foreign wars. Her closing instruction is pointedly practical: "Be the job title: representative." Viewers' discussion repeatedly returns to Greene's own history of supporting Trump, rather than treating her criticism as a clean break from that past.

The week's second-most-watched upload turns to Janet Jackson's Super Bowl performance. Her longtime fashion designer says the outfit functioned as intended and wants Justin Timberlake to give his account. That is the designer's contention, not an established explanation of the incident. The clip is also among the channel's busiest videos right now, alongside Greene's interview and an upload featuring Lil Durk's father.

Elsewhere, TMZ's interview with Terrence Howard brings a different industry argument: his prediction that AI will end Hollywood's golden age, and his view that this need not be entirely bad.

TMZ Clips added subscribers modestly over the week, while its current daily views are roughly five times their usual level. Nearby in size, The Daily Beast had a larger weekly subscriber gain; Face the Nation added about as many subscribers as TMZ Clips. For this channel, the week's distinctive mix is Washington accountability beside familiar entertainment questions about who controls the story.

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