Rome, Georgia - Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene called out the Department of Justice after they publicly claimed she was in the files on Jeffrey Epstein, but seemingly covered up why.

On Saturday, the DOJ issued a memo saying that they had fulfilled their legal obligations to release the files in full, and included a list of "politically exposed persons" whose names appeared in the files, such as President Donald Trump.

The memo has received significant criticism, as many argue the list mixes individuals who are believed to have ties to Epstein's crimes with those who did not know him at all, but were simply referenced in passing or in news articles.

In an X post, MTG pointed out that her own name was on the list, but noted they were all "mentions" in "stories unrelated to Epstein like me criticizing Covid masks rules and covid vaccine passports."

Donald Trump DOJ claims all Epstein files have been released as it names Trump and other "politically exposed persons"

The next day, Greene shared a video of herself searching the DOJ website for the files on her and opening a set of heavily redacted documents.

"If you are going to put my name on your fake 'Epstein List' DOJ letter, then REDACT ALL 31 PAGES OF THIS FILE WITH MY NAME IN IT!!!!!!!!!! What is there to hide???" MTG wrote in her post.

While in Congress, MTG built a reputation as one of Trump's most ardent supporters, but in recent months, she became his political enemy after publicly criticizing his policies and supporting a bill that forced the DOJ to release the Epstein files.

She has since accused the president of trying to get retribution against her by spreading lies about her.

In an X post shared on Sunday, Greene took aim at MAGA influencers who have not been taking the Epstein scandal seriously and have even mocked the victims who have called for the Trump administration to release the complete files.

"Good luck trying to get women to vote for Republicans in the midterms you insensitive clowns," she wrote. "The Republican Party already has a woman voting problem."