Jake Tapper
The CNN host had some sharp words for Republicans after Rep. Jim Jordan's speaker bid failed Friday.
The caller’s threats were slammed as “pretty ugly” and “disgusting” by “The Lead” anchor Jake Tapper.
"If only there was something in his background that would suggest he would stand by and look away when bad things were going on," the CNN anchor said.
Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska did not vote for Jordan in either House floor ballot.
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