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Greene Denies Claims of Protesting Trump’s Seafood Visit

1/11/2026

Summary

Story summary

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene accuses the White House of spreading false claims that she tipped off Code Pink protesters about President Donald Trump's visit to Joe's Seafood, calling the allegation a lie.
She says Secret Service failed to secure the restaurant, letting protesters confront the President.
Her push for Epstein's files intensified fallout with Trump and drew criticism of his foreign policy.
The Secret Service reportedly investigates the matter.

History

Historical Context

The Secret Service's security breach during President Bill Clinton's 1993 restaurant visit raised concerns about presidential safety, leading to enhanced oversight of protective measures. This incident reflects ongoing challenges in balancing public access with security, echoing historical scrutiny of the agency's effectiveness, particularly after high-profile events like the 1981 assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan, which underscored the need for robust security protocols.

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Story summary

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene accuses the White House of spreading false claims that she tipped off Code Pink protesters about President Donald Trump's visit to Joe's Seafood, calling the allegation a lie.
She says Secret Service failed to secure the restaurant, letting protesters confront the President.
Her push for Epstein's files intensified fallout with Trump and drew criticism of his foreign policy.
The Secret Service reportedly investigates the matter.

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