because he has had to rely on democrats throughout every step of this process to advance these foreign aid bills, including on key procedural votes, which are almost always done along party the lines. so that is really spark a revolt on the right. >> and it also fueled new calls to oust him from the speakership. >> as you mentioned, a third republican has now officially signed on to a motion to vacate the speakership. and meanwhile, other hardline conservatives or not yet willing to go that route, but they are making their anger at the speaker known. >> take a listen it's tough to defend him right now and that's that's that's hard to say, but it's just a reality for five months, we've done nothing but advanced things with more democrat votes, then republican votes. i don't defend the performance of the speaker. i don't offend the actions that have been taken, including today. i think this is a terrible mistake now, the house has already adjourned for the de the earliest that marjorie taylor greene could potentially force a floor vote on this motion to vacate is