A presidential meltdown, a “traitor” label, and a network caught between politics and profit.

Here’s what went down 👇

Read this if you’re tracking Trumpworld feuds, right-wing media fractures, or how corporate deals collide with presidential rage.

📍 What Just Happened

After Greene’s 60 Minutes appearance, Trump posted multiple criticisms of her comments and called for apologies from CBS and Lesley Stahl.

He claimed Greene had shifted her stance toward him, disagreed with her positions, and continued addressing her remarks in subsequent posts.

Trump also criticized Paramount’s leadership, stating the company had not improved 60 Minutes and comparing current ownership to previous management.

🎥 What MTG Told 60 Minutes

On air, Greene painted herself as a disillusioned insider walking away from a system she no longer respects:

• Said Trump’s rhetoric “directly fueled” death threats against her son
• Described pipe bomb threats and escalating harassment
• Claimed Republicans privately mock Trump’s voice and manner, then “kiss his ass” after he won the 2024 primary
• Accused Trump of prioritizing foreign powerbrokers,  including an al-Qaeda-linked Syrian leader,  over U.S. domestic needs

Her position: still proud of her record, but breaking with Trump and the machine around him.

💼 Why Paramount Is in the Crosshairs

Paramount has maintained ties with Trump, settling a dispute, elevating Bari Weiss, and reviving entertainment projects supported by his allies.

Paramount launched a one hundred four billion dollar hostile bid for Warner Bros Discovery as Trump indicated interest in involvement.

This intersection of strategy and political signaling raises concerns about Paramount’s regulatory needs and whether Trump’s commentary could complicate proceedings.

🧠 Why It Matters

• This fight sits at the intersection of, Trump’s demand for personal loyalty from allies and media
• A former MAGA star (MTG) flipping the script and airing grievances
• A media giant trying to secure mega-deals while being branded a traitor by the sitting president

It’s a message to every corporate or political actor: fall out of Trump’s favored narrative, and you become content.

🧾 The Bottom Line

Trump got a villain: MTG and Paramount.

Greene got her “I’m not in the cult anymore” moment.

Paramount got a presidential flamethrower right as it’s trying to swallow Warner Bros.

The war for loyalty,  and leverage is very much on.