GOP Speaker Crisis Continues as Jordan Fails to Gain Support Amidst Accusations of Intimidation and Infighting

House Republicans remain divided and unable to elect a new speaker after Jim Jordan failed to get enough votes in two rounds. Another vote is expected Friday but Jordan likely still lacks support.

Several Republicans accuse Jordan supporters of using intimidation tactics and threats to get votes. Some members and their families have received death threats.

Infighting continues publicly on social media between GOP members over the speaker crisis and who is to blame.

During a heated GOP conference meeting, McCarthy allegedly shouted at Matt Gaetz to "sit your a** down" when he tried to interrupt.

With no end in sight, Republicans are weighing options like expanding powers for the Speaker pro tempore or getting some GOP members to back Democrat Hakeem Jeffries.