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Marjorie Taylor Greene and Emily Maitlis in awkward reunion on live TV after heated expletive exchange

Marjorie Taylor Greene and Emily Maitlis in awkward reunion on live TV after heated expletive exchange
The Independent World Thursday 05 November 2026, 10:16 UTC By Lucy Leeson 1 min read
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Independent TV Showing now | News 01:07 Marjorie Taylor Greene and Emily Maitlis in awkward reunion on live TV after heated expletive exchange Marjorie Taylor Greene and Emily Maitlis came face-to-face for the first time since a previous heated exchange, which saw Greene tell the journalist to “f*** off”. The pair appeared on Piers Morgan's Uncensored show on Wednesday (4 November) to discuss the results of the US midterm elections.

Independent TV Showing now | News 01:07 Marjorie Taylor Greene and Emily Maitlis in awkward reunion on live TV after heated expletive exchange Marjorie Taylor Greene and Emily Maitlis came face-to-face for the first time since a previous heated exchange, which saw Greene tell the journalist to “f*** off”. The pair appeared on Piers Morgan's Uncensored show on Wednesday (4 November) to discuss the results of the US midterm elections. It was the first time they had met since Greene’s heated response to a question Maitlis asked about conspiracy theories in March 2024. Greene told Maitlis: “I still stand by the words I said there - they were ridiculous questions!" [Image text:] UNCENSORED MIDTERMS 2026 UNCENSORED MIDTERMS 2026
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