Marjorie Taylor Greene says House GOP will launch fresh probe into the ‘collusion and conspiracy’ between Special Counsel Jack Smith and state prosecutors targeting Trump

Republicans in the House of Representatives will investigate the “conspiracy” between Special Counsel Jack Smith and prosecutors against Donald Trump, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene told DailyMail.com in an exclusive interview.

The Georgia Republican, a close ally of Trump, said she was in talks with House Oversight chairman James Comer, House Judiciary Committee chairman Jim Jordan and Chairman Kevin McCarthy about opening a new investigation when lawmakers return to Capitol Hill in September.

“Look at the real collusion and conspiracy that is happening between the Justice Department and state prosecutors because they are actually abusing the law and the justice systems, not only at the federal level but also in the state,” she said.

“I want to know how much coordination is going on between them and it’s all in an attempt to attack President Trump. And it’s totally unfair and it’s a weaponization of our government, all for politics.”

She called the charges against Trump by the Justice Department, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis “campaign contributions in kind” to President Joe Biden.

‘So it is true that we have to cut back on a donation in kind, because that is actually what we have to take into account.’

Greene spoke to DailyMail.com in Milkwaukee, where she will attend the Republican primary debate on Wednesday night as a surrogate for Donald Trump, who is skipping the event.

She was on the phone with the former president when DailyMail.com reporters arrived at a hotel in downtown Milwaukee for the interview.

‘He’s in a good mood. He’s just so funny. He always destroys me. So we always talk about random, normal things in life. He’s always great about asking about my family and my kids, of course, my mom and everybody,” she said.

She also said the two also discussed his poll numbers: Trump leads all of his rivals for the Republican nomination by double digits.

The two also talked about Thursday when Trump will turn himself in to Atlanta’s Fulton County Jail to face charges related to attempting to interfere with Georgia’s 2020 election results.

She said she told the former president about a meeting she had with the Georgia Emergency Management Agency during the August recess. She said she learned that on average a child is sold for sex 7,200 times. Our condition is terrible.’

Georgia is a transportation hub in the south because of Atlanta’s major international airport and its I-75 and I-85 coordinates.

“I told you President Trump, I can’t believe this woman is from Fulton County DA Fulton County, which is where the city of Atlanta is where a lot of this child sex trafficking is happening. That should be her focus,” Greene said.

Willis, the Fulton County District Attorney, is leading the state’s prosecution. In New York, Braggs has sued Trump over a hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels. Smith, the special prosecutor, has charged Trump in two federal trials: one related to classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago and the second related to attempts to overturn the 2020 election results.

The timing of the trials is expected to overlap the dates on the Republican presidential primary.

Trump has said he is not guilty of all charges and claims he is the victim of a “witch hunt” and the federal government’s arming.

Representative Greene accused Justice Department Special Counsel Jack Smith (above) of collaborating with prosecutors to attack Donald Trump

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (left) is investigating Trump for Georgia election interference; Manhattan district attorney Alvin Braggs (right) is investigating Trump over a hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels

Republicans, who control the House of Representatives, have supported Trump’s argument with their inquiry into the investigations against him. They have the power to issue subpoenas in the House of Representatives and can drag prosecutors before their panels.

House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is exploring ways to force Smith to testify before Congress. His panel has asked the Justice Department for a slew of documents related to their Trump investigations.

Trump’s allies in Congress have also launched investigations into Biden’s eldest son Hunter Biden, his business dealings and whether the president profited from them. President Biden said he was never involved in his son’s business deals.

Congress is currently in August recess, but will return to Capitol Hill after Labor Day.