WATCH: Marjorie Taylor Greene talks about GOP 'civil conflict' as Home speaker battle rages

Conservative firebrand Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) claims she is prepared to "lean into" the brewing "civil conflict" inside the GOP as members grovel over the speaker's gavel.

Whereas sustaining the doubtless Home GOP slugfest is a crucial battle to steer the social gathering towards Trump-aligned America First insurance policies, Greene additionally cautioned towards a reactionary push towards Home Minority Chief Kevin McCarthy (R-CA).

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"We will battle it out, and I am telling you, I've at all times mentioned I am not afraid of a civil conflict inside the GOP. I lean into it. You wish to know why? I wish to do every little thing I can to do my half inside our convention to power the Republican Get together to be the social gathering that's America First and saves this nation," she defined on Actual America's Voice.

McCarthy has taken steps to court docket Greene's backing, together with inviting her to the rollout of his "Dedication to America" agenda again in September. A member of the Home Freedom Caucus recognized for electrifying the MAGA base, Greene warned that conservatives ought to tread rigorously within the speaker's melee.

"I really suppose that is a foul technique once we're having a really razor-thin majority with doubtlessly 219 [seats]. We're speaking about one vote," she added whereas talking on Steve Bannon's Conflict Room present, per Axios.

Former Home Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Biggs (R-AZ) has been alleged to problem McCarthy for speaker as some Home conservatives fume concerning the failure to postpone the management vote slated for Tuesday.

After the social gathering deliberates on its prime brass and nominates a candidate for the Home's prime job, a full flooring vote will happen with the newly elected Congress subsequent 12 months to nominate the subsequent speaker. A candidate must cross the 218-vote threshold to ascend to the publish. Republicans are projected to win a slim management of the decrease chamber following the midterm election.

Greene contended that conservative hardliners shouldn't devolve into reactionary opposition to McCarthy and reminded them of the so-called By no means Trump motion during which centrist members have refused to again former President Donald Trump.

"The hazard is that this: Can we wish to watch a problem for speaker of the Home just because the 'By no means Kevin' motion, identical to we have seen a 'By no means Trump' motion — will we wish to see that problem open the door to Nancy Pelosi handing the gavel to Liz Cheney?" she added.

Some Democrats have reportedly signaled openness to putting a cope with McCarthy to get him over the end line in trade for concessions. They've additionally reportedly mused about nominating another, similar to outgoing Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY), to carry the publish.

"We have already been by means of two years the place we noticed Republicans — Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger — cross over and be a part of the Democrats and produce a Jan. 6 committee," Greene added.