Brian Glenn, the fiancé of former Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, is leaving his position as White House correspondent for Real America's Voice. Glenn has already relocated to Georgia and plans to adopt a more relaxed lifestyle, which includes wedding preparations with Greene.
Abrupt Departure from Washington
Glenn revealed to the Daily Mail that he decided to resign suddenly. 'I just want to slow everything down and just kind of put my roots in Georgia,' he said in a phone interview on Thursday. 'We're in the process of planning our wedding. Date to be determined.'
Greene announced her own departure from Congress in late November, citing disillusionment with President Donald Trump over the Epstein files and other issues. Glenn said his decision came just as quickly. 'I woke up on a Sunday morning, early, I got in my recliner, got my coffee and I was just looking out the window,' he explained. When Greene asked what he was doing, he replied, 'I'm gonna resign.' When she asked about the timeline, he said, 'today.'
Praise from Colleagues
Despite Greene's contentious time in Washington, Glenn leaves with praise from his former colleagues. Steve Bannon, Trump's former White House strategist, said, 'Brian Glenn represents the fighting spirit of the WarRoom and Real America's Voice - he has the heart of a lion.' Eric Bolling, another host on the network, called Glenn 'tenacious' and 'sharp.'
Glenn expressed admiration for the White House press corps, calling them 'the best in the world.' 'If there's one thing I'm really, really gonna miss, it is the camaraderie amongst all of us here, because the White House press pool is truly a family,' he said.
Future Plans
Glenn has worked in radio and television for 37 years but is stepping back from political reporting. 'In terms of getting out of politics altogether, you know, I am taking a step back right now from all that. I don't know what the future holds,' he said. 'But right now it's just a healthy time for me to physically get out of this business, slow down life a little bit and focus on myself.'
