Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Seeks Fox News Firing of Mark Levin Amid MAGA Iran Dispute

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has publicly condemned Fox News host Mark Levin for his disparaging remarks about her on social media amid a growing division within the MAGA movement over U.S. involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict. Greene, opposing military intervention, accused Levin of being unprofessional and part of a propaganda machine, demanding Fox News fire him for what she described as “extremely sick and disturbing” posts that she equated to the tone used by those who send her death threats. Levin, a supporter of military action against Iran, responded by calling Greene "one of the dumbest people" in Congress and continued to criticize her stance, escalating the feud with personal insults. Greene invoked religious imagery in her rebuttals, comparing herself to Jesus in her calls for peace and warning of the dangers she faces for opposing war, even referencing the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in relation to opposing Israeli policies. The dispute highlights a deepening rift between MAGA figures who either back or oppose President Trump’s Iran strike, with Greene aligning with anti-interventionists like Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon, while Levin supports Trump's military actions. Both sides are actively trading accusations, with Greene accusing Fox News of fostering propaganda and Levin maintaining his influence within the conservative base despite Greene's rejection.