QAA Podcast – Episode 351: Marjorie Traitor Brown Resigns

Date: December 4, 2025
Hosts: Jake Rockatansky, Julian Feeld, Travis View, Agar Field

Episode Overview

The QAA crew reunites to discuss the resignation of Marjorie Taylor Greene (facetiously dubbed “Marjorie Traitor Brown” by Trump). The episode charts Greene’s unlikely transformation from MAGA darling and QAnon’s congressional standard-bearer to a pariah within Trump’s orbit, prompted by her advocacy to release the Epstein files and her breaks with GOP party lines. Interwoven with trademark dark humor and incisive commentary, the hosts also reflect on “Pizzagate,” QAnon's evolving legacy, and the proliferation of foreign-run MAGA troll accounts on Twitter/X.

Main Segments & Key Discussion Points

1. Hosts’ Personal Updates, Birdwatching, and Parasociality

[00:00–08:14]

• Julian returns from a month in the Amazon—quips about "birdwatching," leeches, and spicy audience antagonism:

  "I've come back with quite a few leeches. And, you know, my haters are still waiting... But I'm back, you know, despite your best efforts. And I'm here to antagonize the audience once again. And by that I mean thank them all so much..." (01:00 – Julian)

• Parental feedback: Hosts trade stories about their "unpoisoned" parents’ bemused relationship with the show and tech struggles.

• Self-deprecating humor over podcasting as a quasi-parasocial experience even for hosts catching up on past episodes.

• Comic digression: “Tile country” confusion with smart TV interfaces; parents’ love for motion smoothing on TV.

2. The “Real Pizzagate”: The Epstein Email Revelations

[08:14–16:53]

• The release of the Epstein emails is described as the “real Pizzagate”—the hosts express frustration that clear evidence of elite criminality is met with public apathy, in contrast to the fevered speculation over “baked” symbolism in the Podesta/Clinton cache.
• Julian critiques Trump’s central role in both QAnon myth and the real pedophile court:

  “He was in the court. He was... the smelly guy, like, who's the cousin of, like, the queen, and you can't get fucking rid of him. … I think Donald Trump is a vicious pedophile and a horrible human being in every way.” (11:24 – Julian)

• Agar and Jake praise Annie’s and Megan’s investigative miniseries (“Science in Transition” and “Truly Tradley Deeply”) on the Cursed Media platform, highlighting the show's growing collaborative depth.

3. Epstein, Boredom, and American Scandal Fatigue

[15:23–17:42]

• Jake and Julian discuss why "Epstein" has become boring to people—“it can't be speculated on as Entertainment forever,” since reality is worse than the conspiracy theories.
• Comic asides about Jewish afterlife, Travis being the “controller” and “volume amp zeroing” for politicians whose microphones should be cut.
• Metaphor: “We need to do that to so many politicians.” (17:34 – Julian)

4. Marjorie Taylor Greene's Break with Trump and Conspiracy Politics

[17:45–38:17]

a. MTG's Evolution and Congressional Stance

[17:45–22:59]

• Agar introduces Greene as the first QAnon Congress member, then recounts her evolution: vocal break with Trump on Israel (“calling the war a genocide”), criticizing GOP’s lack of healthcare policy, and championing the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
• Sincerity vs. Cunning: The hosts debate whether Greene’s stances reflect true belief or political strategy.

  "I do think she's kind of nuts and conspiratorial and sometimes very vile and hateful, but I think she's sincere. She is a true believer in everything she does." (20:57 – Agar Field)

b. Trump-Greene Feud and Public Break-Up

[24:27–36:49]

• On November 14, Trump withdraws his endorsement, posting a classic rant about “wacky Marjorie.”

  “All I see wacky Marjorie do is complain, complain, complain... She was at 12% and didn't have a chance. Unless of course, she [gets] my endorsement, which she wasn't about to get!” (27:28 – read by Jake Rockatansky from Trump’s Truth Social)

• Marjorie as future media figure?: Jokes about MTG as next reality TV star, podcaster, or even presidential candidate.
• The inevitable “GOP schism”: Julian forecasts a brewing rupture in MAGA/QAnon ranks, with Greene as the canary in the coal mine.

c. MTG’s Resignation Announcement

[34:21–38:02]

• On November 21, Greene announces resignation (effective January 5, 2026), citing the “Epstein files” and her lack of support for Israel as causes, and referencing the burdens of loyalty to Trump:

  “Loyalty should be a two way street, and we should be able to vote our conscience and represent our district's interests because our job title is literally representative. America first should mean America first and only Americans first with no other foreign country ever being attached...” (34:48 – Marjorie Taylor Greene soundbite) “Standing up for American women who were raped at 14... should not result in me being called a traitor and threatened by the President of the United States, whom I fought for.” (35:12)

• Agar notes Greene saw no political future:

  “She saw the future... she's going to be in this position where she has to use whatever power she has to support a president who actively fought to get her out of Congress. So she's like, fuck that, I’m bouncing.” (36:21 – Agar Field)

5. The No-Plan Blackpill: Disillusionment from Inside

[40:28–45:28]

• Greene makes an oblique Joe M (early QAnon influencer) reference:

  “There’s no plan to save the world or a 4D chess game being played..." (42:08 – Greene quote)

• Travis interprets MTG's disillusionment as the logical outcome of actually working with Trump and confronting the “political industrial complex.”

  “...the way to make a QAnon follower, like, get blackpilled on. The idea that like government is actually going to get rid of the pedophiles and solve all the problems is getting elected to Congress and actually personally working with President Trump.” (42:45 – Agar Field)

• The hosts toy with “birthright for MAGA” or “jury duty” as ways to burst the Trump/Q myth for rank-and-file believers.

6. Trump's Reaction and the ‘Traitor Brown’ Moniker

[45:28–47:58]

• Trump celebrates MTG’s departure, invents the nickname “Marjorie Traitor Brown”:

  “Because green is good. Green is lush. Brown is an uglier color...Brown is poo poo.” (45:44 – Agar Field/Julian)

• Jake lampoons Trump’s simplistic logic in branding political enemies.

7. Pension Conspiracy & Greene’s Post-Congress Moves

[47:05–49:16]

• Travis debunks claims that MTG is retiring just to collect a small Congressional pension, given her net worth ($25 million+):

  “They've sussed out from her disclosures that she's worth about $25 million...I don't think her congressional run is a part of a scheme to get like 725 bucks a month a decade from now.” (47:30 – Agar Field)

8. MAGA Twitter Revealed as Foreign-Run

[49:16–56:41]

• Discussion of Twitter/X's new "About this account" feature, which exposes many major MAGA engagement-bait accounts as being based in India, Nigeria, Bangladesh, and elsewhere.
• The hosts joke about the global gig economy of American political grift:

  “Now it's illegal to be an entrepreneur from a foreign country that preys on American stupidity?” (50:08 – Julian Liv)

• Notable example: “Ivanka News” claimed to be from Florida, but was traced to Nigeria; “Trump Army” revealed to be run from India, changed its bio to admit the truth.

  “An Indian who loves America, President Trump Musk.” (52:22 – Agar Field quoting Trump Army’s updated bio)

• Hosts compare these foreign-run accounts to reality TV/MMO participation and America as “the biggest show in town.”

9. Outro, Plugs, and Final Thoughts

[56:41–end]

• Julian and Jake reiterate support for their own work and that of CursedMedia (especially Annie and Liv).
• Julian issues a semi-earnest, semi-ironic “Go fuck yourself, Apple” to caution about Patreon subscriptions via iOS due to fee gouging.
• Final Marjorie Taylor Greene quote, as heard in her resignation speech:

  “I was called a traitor by a man that I fought for five...no, actually six years for. And I gave him my loyalty for free. ...Let me tell you what a traitor is. A traitor is an American that serves foreign countries and themselves...” (58:54 – Greene soundbite)

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• “He was in the court...he was the smelly guy, like, who's the cousin of, like, the queen, and you can't get fucking rid of him. … Donald Trump is a vicious pedophile and a horrible human being in every way.” (11:24 – Julian)
• “She is a true believer in everything she does.” (20:57 – Agar Field)
• “All I see wacky Marjorie do is complain, complain, complain...” (Trump, read by Jake, 27:28)
• “America first should mean America first and only Americans first with no other foreign country ever being attached…” (34:48 – MTG)
• “There is no plan to save the world or a 4D chess game being played...” (42:08 – MTG)
• On foreign MAGA accounts: “Now it’s illegal to be an entrepreneur from a foreign country that preys on American stupidity?” (50:08 – Julian)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• 00:00 – Opening banter, Julian’s return
• 08:14 – “Real Pizzagate”: Epstein emails discussion
• 15:23 – Epstein’s story and public disinterest
• 17:45 – Marjorie Taylor Greene: QAnon, break with Trump
• 24:27 – Trump-Greene public feud and loss of endorsement
• 34:21 – Greene’s resignation announcement and rationale
• 40:28 – Greene’s “no plan” blackpill, and the birthright jury duty proposal
• 45:28 – Trump brands her “Traitor Brown”; easing conspiracy
• 47:05 – Pension conspiracy debunked
• 49:16 – MAGA Twitter revealed as globally staffed
• 56:41 – Show outro and plugs
• 58:54 – Final Marjorie Taylor Greene speech clip

Tone & Style

• Wry, Dystopian Humor: The QAA hosts maintain their sardonic, world-weary tone—splicing absurdity into their analysis yet never losing sight of the gravity behind public disillusionment, elite impunity, and the commodification of conspiracy.
• Profane, Earnest, and Cutting: Discussions flip between sincere dissection (“She is a true believer...”) and acid parody (“Brown is poo poo. Marjorie Traitor Brown doo doo in her pants.”)
• Sharp Cultural Critique: The hosts interweave political breakdowns with meta-commentary on the structural failures of tech, media, and the American mythos.

Final Takeaways

• Marjorie Taylor Greene’s turn against Trump and the party establishment is both the fulfillment and exhaustion of the QAnon “truther” cycle: belief meets reality, and reality is uglier than the myth.
• Disinformation is now a globally-outsourced industry, with foreign actors happily farming American outrage for engagement payouts.
• The show’s blend of camaraderie, dark wit, and cultural critique makes it as much a commentary on internet psychologies as on conspiracy politics.
• As the hosts put it: “There is no plan to save the world”—but the QAA crew will be around to chronicle the collapse, one episode at a time.