Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX), the chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, blasted the interior division within the Home GOP that continues to derail the election of a new speaker.

McCaul was once requested by using newshounds after a GOP Conference meeting on Thursday “if the Home is paralyzed at the moment” and what that means for the GOP agenda and the Israel-Hamas Battle.

“Yes, it’s a perilous sport that we’re playing. It simply proves our adversaries, right, that democracy doesn’t work,” McCaul answered, including:

Our adversaries are observing us and Israel is watching. They want our help. I’ve my resolution condemning Hamas, assisting Israel. We are able to’t even vote on that until we put a speaker within the chair. And I’m going to remind my colleagues about how bad this is. Israel’s going to want an help package.

I’m having discussions with the White Home about that. But if we don’t have a speaker, we can’t aid Israel on this great time of need after this terrorist attack. So I think we’re enjoying with fire and we wish to stop taking part in video games in politics with this and vote a speaker in.

As of now, Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA), the House majority leader, has been nominated via the Republican Conference to switch ousted Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), but it surely seems he may not have sufficient votes to win a floor vote. Scalise’s lack of ability to rally the entire House GOP participants around him has led to hypothesis he could step apart.

Watch the clip above by way of C-SPAN.

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