Rep Marjorie Taylor Greene will make her highly anticipated return to 'The View' just days after she leaves Congress, marking a surprising development in the ongoing drama between the outgoing lawmaker and former President Donald Trump.
The ABC daytime talk show announced Friday that Greene is scheduled to appear on January 7, two days before she steps down from her position as Republican Representative from Georgia. This appearance marks one of several high-profile media appearances for Greene, who has been on a media tour in recent weeks, sparking controversy and debate over her views.
In a surprise move, Liberal co-host Joy Behar suggested that Greene may consider switching parties to the Democratic side, stating "Maybe you should become a Democrat, Marjorie." However, Greene firmly declined this suggestion, saying "I’m not a Democrat. I think both parties have failed."
Greene's departure from Congress has been marked by her highly publicized feud with Trump, who had previously endorsed her run for Senate in 2026 but later withdrew his endorsement, calling her "wacky" and "a ranting lunatic." Greene herself has stated that she is disillusioned with Washington politics, blasting what she calls a corrupt "Political Industrial Complex" that uses Americans as "pawns in an endless game of division."
The upcoming appearance on 'The View' will likely be a highly anticipated event given the tension between Greene and Trump, and it remains to be seen how the hosts on the show will engage with her views. With Greene's growing criticism of the Trump administration's handling of key issues such as healthcare and foreign policy, this appearance may provide further insight into her stance on these issues.
Despite the controversy surrounding her, Greene has expressed a desire for civil discourse in politics, stating "I want to say that I think that all of us here are doing a great job of exchanging our ideas and things that we believe in, and we’re doing it in a very professional and kind way and, in my opinion, I think we need more of that in America. I really do." It remains to be seen how this message will be received on 'The View'.
The ABC daytime talk show announced Friday that Greene is scheduled to appear on January 7, two days before she steps down from her position as Republican Representative from Georgia. This appearance marks one of several high-profile media appearances for Greene, who has been on a media tour in recent weeks, sparking controversy and debate over her views.
In a surprise move, Liberal co-host Joy Behar suggested that Greene may consider switching parties to the Democratic side, stating "Maybe you should become a Democrat, Marjorie." However, Greene firmly declined this suggestion, saying "I’m not a Democrat. I think both parties have failed."
Greene's departure from Congress has been marked by her highly publicized feud with Trump, who had previously endorsed her run for Senate in 2026 but later withdrew his endorsement, calling her "wacky" and "a ranting lunatic." Greene herself has stated that she is disillusioned with Washington politics, blasting what she calls a corrupt "Political Industrial Complex" that uses Americans as "pawns in an endless game of division."
The upcoming appearance on 'The View' will likely be a highly anticipated event given the tension between Greene and Trump, and it remains to be seen how the hosts on the show will engage with her views. With Greene's growing criticism of the Trump administration's handling of key issues such as healthcare and foreign policy, this appearance may provide further insight into her stance on these issues.
Despite the controversy surrounding her, Greene has expressed a desire for civil discourse in politics, stating "I want to say that I think that all of us here are doing a great job of exchanging our ideas and things that we believe in, and we’re doing it in a very professional and kind way and, in my opinion, I think we need more of that in America. I really do." It remains to be seen how this message will be received on 'The View'.
Marjorie Taylor Greene is coming back on The View just days after she leaves Congress and it's like what even is going on here? 
I guess you could say she's making a big splash before she dips out, but for real though, who thought this was a good idea? 
I mean, we all know she's got some... let's say "interesting" views, but come on ABC can't they just keep her at bay? 
and what's with Joy Behar thinking she might switch parties? like no Marjorie you're not a Democrat, boo 
But for real though, it is kinda sad that politics has to be so divisive, especially when we should be trying to find common ground. still love me some drama though 
anyway, i think its interesting that joy behar suggested she might consider switching parties... but marjorie was all like nope, not a democrat for me 
and we saw a squirrel collecting nuts for winter. It made me think, have you ever noticed how squirrels just chill while collecting nuts? They're not stressed about anything, they're just like "oh, I've got this" 
And Joy Behar thinking she should join the Democratic side? 
please. Marjorie knows what she's talking about when it comes to politics - she's been in the trenches and seen the corrupt stuff firsthand. Maybe we'll see some real talk on 'The View' this time around... but I'm not holding my breath 
. And what's with Joy Behar suggesting she might switch parties? C'mon, that's not gonna happen... or is it? 
Greene's all about civil discourse, but I think we should be careful 'bout where our loyalties lie. There's gotta be more to this than meets the eye 
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so i gotta say about marjorie taylor greene... she's like a puzzle 
with all these different pieces, but some of them don't quite fit together 
and she's not afraid to speak her mind 
which i guess is kinda admirable? she's like a firecracker 
, ya know?
? it's like, girl, calm down 
will the hosts be all like "oh yeah, let's talk about your views" or will they be more chill 
? either way, it's gonna be an interesting convo 
i was just thinking about getting one for my sister's birthday party next month, but then i realized we don't even live near a starbucks anymore lol what's your go-to coffee spot?
anyway, it'll be interesting to see how they all interact on tv. maybe she'll finally calm down and have some civil discourse for once 
. personally, i think it's cool that she's callin out the "Political Industrial Complex" - we do need more transparency in Wash DC 
. anyway, gonna be a wild ride 
...
... she's been through so much drama with Trump and it's taking a toll on her mental health 
. I think she's trying to stay positive and speak out against the system, but it's hard when you're constantly being attacked from all sides 
. On one hand, I appreciate her conviction to speak up about what she believes in 
, but on the other hand, I worry that she's getting lost in the chaos 
. It'll be interesting to see how she handles herself on 'The View' - will she find some calm and understanding, or more conflict? 
Fingers crossed for her 
. newsflash marj, you can't just switch parties and expect everyone to forget about your whole "stacey abrams was a voter fraudster" thing 
. but at the same time, i gotta respect that she's trying to promote civil discourse... it's just too late for that, marj 
... or just more rants, either way, entertainment guaranteed 
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i feel kinda bad for her because she does seem really passionate about speaking truth to power