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While the Ellisons have looked to temper the president’s rage over the Marjorie Taylor Greene sitdown, they’ve also assured Donald Trump that they’d make sweeping changes at CNN if Paramount buys Warner Bros. Discovery.

Marjorie Taylor Greene has been on her best “reformed conservative” behavior lately. The pearls, the soft interviews, and the sudden concern for “unity” almost convinced everyone she was a changed woman. Her whole NO-MAGA act was going great, and then she decided to go on 60 Minutes.

President Trump must’ve had a rough weekend, because his Monday morning rant was a meltdown for the ages. In a single post, he dragged Marjorie Taylor Greene and demanded apologies from Lesley Stahl and 60 Minutes. Oh, and he went right back to Hunter Biden’s laptop like it’s still 2020.

David Ellison’s father has also brought up with White House officials which CNN anchors they’d like to get rid of if Paramount were to purchase Warner Bros. Discovery.

The future of some of the world’s most prominent media and entertainment businesses hangs in the balance

Paramount Skydance is banking on the Ellison family's relationship with Trump following Netflix outbidding the company to acquire Warner Bros.

Marjorie Taylor Greene told CBS's 60 Minutes GOP colleagues mocked Trump's voice and loyalty privately, exposing fear and hypocrisy within Republican ranks.

Jared Kushner’s Affinity Capital, along with the sovereign wealth funds from Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Abu Dhabi, have ‘agreed to forgo any governance rights – including board representation – associated with their non-voting equity investments,’ according to Monday’s regulatory filing.

The president’s screed against Paramount’s ownership — which he had previously praised incessantly — came at the same time the media giant launched a hostile takeover bid of Warner Bros. Discovery that was joined by Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner.

‘It’s the most toxic political culture and it’s not helping the American people,’ the Georgia Republican says

Outgoing congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene accused fellow Republicans of hypocritically shifting from mocking Donald Trump to publicly supporting him out of fear and political self-preservation, as she revealed in a candid '60 Minutes' interview.