House Speaker Kevin McCarthy not concerned about potential efforts to oust him from leadership position

(Washington, D.C.) -- House Speaker Kevin McCarthy says he isn't concerned about Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz's efforts to oust him as speaker. McCarthy said on CBS' Face the Nation it's a "personal" issue with Gaetz. McCarthy noted that Gaetz was one of the last holdouts during the House vote for Speaker in January. Gaetz announced Sunday he plans to file a motion to have McCarthy removed as speaker, making good on threats if a spending bill was passed with Democratic support.

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