Trump addresses Marjorie Taylor Greene feud after dubbing her a ‘traitor’ as MAGA faithful turn on each other: Latest

President Donald Trump was asked Saturday about what happens if Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky doesn’t accept his administration’s 28-point peace plan to end the war with Russia.

“Then he can continue to fight his little heart out,” Trump answered.

The U.S. has given Zelensky until Thursday to make a decision.

President Donald Trump told NBC News he’d “love” to see Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene return to politics.

Greene recently announced that she’s resigning from the House of Representatives in January amid her growing feud with the president.

Trump added that it’s “not going to be easy for her” to return to politics, noting she’ll need “to take a little rest.”

“If they need it,” Trump said. “Right now, other places need it more, but if they need it — we had a very good meeting yesterday. We talked about that, but if they need it, I would do it.”

President Donald Trump told reporters he’d “like to get peace” in Ukraine as he departed for Joint Base Andrews.

“We have to get it ended,” he said.

James C. Reynolds has the details on the proposed plan:

President Donald Trump briefly commented on Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene’s resignation before departing for Joint Base Andrews on Saturday afternoon.

“I get along with everybody,” Trump said when asked if he could work things out with Greene.

Greene resigned amid her growing feud with the president.

Trump was also asked if he would “forgive” Greene.

“Forgive for what? I just disagreed with her philosophy,” he replied.

He also described Greene as “a nice person.”

President Donald Trump is traveling from the White House to a golf course at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland today.

He’s set to depart shortly and could take questions from the press.

Trump will then return to the White House later this afternoon.

Crypto executive Ross Calvin wants to erect a towering statue, called the Great Colossus of Prometheus, in San Francisco — and he wants President Donald Trump’s administration to green-light the project.

Josh Marcus has the story:

The bill gave the agency 30 days to release the information. That means the Justice Department now has less than four weeks to hand over the documents.