MTG's reporter boyfriend claims '1000s of death threats' after Zelensky wardrobe question
Pro-MAGA reporter Brian Glenn, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-GA) boyfriend, claimed he received "thousands of death threats" after asking Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about his wardrobe at an Oval Office meeting last week.
On Monday, Glenn reflected on the meaning behind Zelensky's decision not to wear a suit in his meeting with President Donald Trump.
"Why does this man continue to go see heads of nations get hundreds of billions of dollars, be in the highest offices around the world, and absolutely wear that silly little green jumpsuit, which you're not currently in the war in that country," Glenn said on Real America's Voice. "Why can't you show some respect and dress up and be in the highest level?"
"Sometimes you can judge a book by its cover and by him not showing respect," he continued. "And obviously, the wardrobe reflected his attitude, which we later found out about six and a half minutes after that question."
"That's when things got heated up. So it was a reflection of his genuine disrespect he has for this country."
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Glenn said the question had taken a toll on his personal life.
"The feedback that I have personally gotten from, I would consider, America first people, the base, has been huge," he revealed. "But I've received thousands of death threats."
"I currently have a police unit at my house in Texas because they're saying that they're going to find me and harm me and things like that," he added. "So it has been a very serious issue."
