Greene Blasts Trump: 'He Hates Smart Women'

0:00It's April 27, from Hollywood to your headphones. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story. Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene just dropped a bombshow critique of President Trump saying he targets women who won't bow to him like conservative firebrand Candace Owens. And a sharp ex-post, Greene called out Trump for hating smart women who put God first over worshipping him. This marks a huge ship from her days as one of his fiercest loyalists through impeachments and trials. It all blew up after Trump went nuclear on Owens, his former ally, labeling her an extremely low IQ individual and sharing a fake time magazine cover. Dubbing her vile person of the year, he accused her of lies, co-zying up to rich white men and shielding sex offenders, plus slamming her comments on Francis' first lady. Greene also blamed far-right activist Laura Lumer for feeding Trump bad advice that's tearing apart the Republican Party.

1:01The feud highlights cracks in the Magal world, with Greene flipping from Defender to Detractor. She pointed to a pattern of Trump's sidelineing women, from refusing to back Epstein victims, to attacking Meghan Kelly and now Owens. Observers know it's notable coming from her, signaling deeper coalition fractures amid ongoing political battles. Women listed real cabinet shakeups, like firing Homeland Security Secretary Christy Noam first, then ousting Attorney General Pam Bondi and Labor. Secretary Lori Chavez-D Reemer, resigning soon after all women, Trump pulled at least the phonics UN ambassador nod too, despite her loyalty. Experts like Rutgers-Devy Walsh, question why only women got the boot, while men like Cass Patel and Howard Letnick held on, despite pressure. Her second term started with 37% women in the cabinet, up from 17% before, including first female chief of staff, Susie Walsh. Still, critics spotlight his repeated low IQ jabs at black figures like Owens, drawing

2:03fresh scrutiny to old patterns as these internal GOP wars keep, simmering.