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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) stunned MAGA influencer Steve Bannon by revealing there were "whispers" that House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) could be planning to pass a continuing resolution (CR) to keep the government open in the coming weeks.

During a Tuesday interview, Bannon asked Greene if Johnson had the votes in the House to "rubber stamp" President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill after the Senate approves it.

"I cannot imagine. No, no!" Greene exclaimed. "I can't imagine they have the votes. There's no way that Johnson has the votes in the House for this."

The lawmaker argued that specific provisions in the bill — such as funding for border security — must pass.

"And I want to tell everyone clearly, I want to tell everyone clearly, that this bill is maybe the only true victory once we get it right, once we can get it to a good point," she explained. "It may be our only real victory this Congress because there are whispers, and the whispers are getting louder and louder in the House that we are being told that they're going to give us another CR on September 30th."

"Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!" Bannon interrupted. "What's that whisper about what?"

"Yeah, the CR, CR. So, government funding has to be done," Greene confirmed.

"Oh, my God!" Bannon gasped.

"Yeah, it's, that's absolutely, that's a non-starter. They're just the non-starter. And Steve, that should make everyone furious," Greene said.

Watch the video below from Real America's Voice.

Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk ramped up his ongoing feud with Steve Bannon Tuesday after asserting that President Donald Trump’s former chief strategist would be “going back to prison.”

“Bannon is going back to prison,” Musk wrote on X, responding to a comment suggesting Bannon wanted the United States government to “nationalize” the billionaire's space technology company. “This time for a long time.”

The feud between Musk and Bannon kicked off in June after Bannon called for the Trump administration to launch a probe into Musk’s immigration status, suggesting the South African native may have overstayed his visa in the United States. Bannon has also called for a probe into Musk’s alleged drug use, with The New York Times reporting Musk to have used “ketamine often, sometimes daily, and mixing it with other drugs” back in May.

Bannon has also been critical of Musk’s brief tenure leading the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, the federal task force established to reduce government waste.

Bannon was indicted in 2020 on charges off fraud and money laundering related to the “We Build the Wall” campaign, a fundraiser dedicated to crowdfunding funds to build Trump’s proposed border wall on America's southern border. While he would go on to receive a full pardon from Trump in early 2021, Bannon was indicted and found guilty in 2022 of criminal contempt of Congress after defying a January 6 subpoena, receiving a four-month federal prison sentence.

Musk and Trump have fallen out recently after the billionaire repeatedly bashed Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act. On Monday, he vowed to see Republicans supportive of the bill “lose their primary (election) next year” on Monday in a social media post, something Bannon has pushed back on.