Washington DC - Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene isn't biting her tongue regarding President Donald Trump's appointment of MAGA loyalist Stephen Miller as the new White House chief of staff.

As someone who claims to be "very proficient in the dialect of MAGA," Greene took it upon herself in a video on X to dissect exactly what she believes it means for Miller to be taking over the role of chief of staff in the footsteps of Susie Wiles, who is joining Trump's political team.

The reason Wiles is returning to more of a political advisor role, Greene says, is that she and Trump want to be in charge of who will be the next president of the US at the end of Trump's second term.

"They want to continue to control the Republican Party," Greene said, adding that Miller – though he won't officially serve as White House chief of staff until November 9, is "already running the White House in so many ways."

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Greene said Americans "can expect more of the same from the White House that you were already probably pissed off and frustrated about."

The difference, Greene claims, is that Miller is about to go into "hyper mode" because the Trump administration is about to be investigated "in every way possible by the Democrats," as they'll be in control of the Senate and House starting in January 2027.

But the part Greene bashed as "absolutely disgusting" is as follows: "If Susie Wiles and Trump want to continue to control the Republican Party in America" and "pick" the next president, "that's really bad," Greene said.

Greene believes that if they do this, "the Republican Party has zero chance in 2028," noting that "conservatives, independents, libertarians, America First voters, MAHA voters – the coalition that literally elected Donald Trump in 2024 – will not support the Susie Wiles Trump candidate for president in 2028."

Greene further said Trump and Wiles will tell the American people they must vote for whoever they prop up for president to "save America," which Greene believes "will be a total lie," because "they haven't changed anything" and "they're not conservatives."