Part of: Ilhan Omar
'I'm Sort Of, Kind Of Known for It': Nancy Mace Describes Her Own Altercation Record, Calls Cory Mills 'a Teetotal POS' on Air, and Recalls Telling Jasmine Crockett to 'Take It Outside'
On the October 1, 2026 episode of her Get Maced podcast, Nancy Mace told her audience, 'Full disclosure, I'm a politician. I have gotten into an altercation or two in my time. I'm sort of, kind of known for it. Watch this.' She then played House floor footage of herself from November 2025, when a clerk read her resolution to censure Rep. Cory Mills, and narrated it: 'I'm standing in the corner, staring down Cory Mills. I may have said a four-letter word or two, telling him how I really feel.' She called Mills 'a teetotal POS' and added, 'I'm also the one that told Jasmine Crockett to take it outside.' Every quote is verbatim from her video. The record behind each line, with sources, is below.
Source note: this dispatch is built on the October 1, 2026 episode of Get Maced, the podcast Nancy Mace streams from her own studio to her own YouTube channel. Every quote is verbatim from that video, taken from three separate speech-to-text passes over the audio and checked against each other. Where she quotes or characterizes another person, the words are hers and are presented as hers. "POS" and "teetotal" are her words. Maceopedia takes no position on anyone's conduct beyond what the public record shows; that record is linked below.
"Full disclosure, I'm a politician. I have gotten into an altercation or two in my time. I'm sort of, kind of known for it. Watch this."
That is how Nancy Mace introduced a two-minute stretch of her October 1, 2026 show in which she played House floor footage of herself, narrated what she was doing in it ("staring down Cory Mills"), said she "may have said a four-letter word or two" to a fellow member of Congress, called him "a teetotal POS," and then reminded her audience that she is "also the one that told Jasmine Crockett to take it outside." Nobody asked her about any of it. The segment came up because she was reacting to a Republican governor's ad, said "people are rightfully just a little upset," and pivoted to her own record.
The clip
Our edit of the segment is the video at the top of this page: one continuous run from 05:17 to 07:22 of her episode, including the House floor footage she plays. Her original upload, cued to the moment the line begins:
Get Maced, Thursday, October 1, 2026, 8 PM ET episode, "Nancy Mace SHARES the Words James Talarico Doesn't Want You to Hear" (34:28). Embedded from her channel, starting at 05:17.
What she says, in order
The timestamps are from her upload. The two passages of chamber audio she plays are described, not transcribed, because they are not her words.
05:17. "Full disclosure, I'm a politician. I have gotten into an altercation or two in my time. I'm sort of, kind of known for it. Watch this."
05:24, the moment she says "known for it." Frame from her upload.
05:26. She plays House floor footage, marked on her own screen "NOV 2025." The presiding officer recognizes her, she rises to offer a privileged resolution, and the clerk begins reading it: her resolution to censure Rep. Cory Mills of Florida.
05:37, the footage she plays of herself at the well of the House in November 2025, over her studio background. Frame from her upload.
05:46. "Yeah. That one."
05:48. "I did a censure last year on Cory Mills because I think he's a teetotal POS. I can't say that on air. They'll throttle me worse than I am already, because I dive in the culture wars, because I dive in the culture wars. I dive in the culture wars a lot. I can't say what I want to say on camera about Cory Mills. But the guy had to go, and voters rightfully voted him out."
05:52, "a teetotal POS." Three separate speech-recognition passes over the audio (two large models and one medium model) each heard "teetotal," so that is how the word is rendered here. "Teetotal" ordinarily describes someone who abstains from alcohol; whatever she meant by it, it is her word. Frame from her upload.
06:06. "But I was on the floor. I was doing a censure resolution against Cory Mills. And he wiggled his way out of it, because he teamed up with Ilhan Omar. Had a censure on her too. He is the reason my censure of Ilhan Omar didn't pass the House of Representatives."
06:25. "So I'm going to show you this next clip. I'm not calling this... some might call this an altercation. I'm just calling it a moment of confidence. Look in the bottom right corner and you'll see me standing in the corner on the House floor, while my, where the resolution is being, my censure resolution of Cory Mills is being read." (The ellipsis marks a stutter the audio does not resolve cleanly; the three passes disagree on two short words there and agree on everything else.)
06:46. She plays more of the floor footage. The presiding officer tells the clerk to suspend because the House is not in order.
06:51. "I'm standing in the corner. Staring down Cory Mills. I may have said a four-letter word or two, telling him how I really feel."
06:58, "a four-letter word or two, telling him how I really feel." Frame from her upload.
07:02. "Guys like that and gals who behave the way he behaves have no business being in a respected institution, or an institution that's trying to garner respect. He has no business anywhere near any position of power. The stories I have on that guy are endless."
07:18. "I'm also the one that told Jasmine Crockett to take it outside."
07:21, "told Jasmine Crockett to take it outside." Frame from her upload.
07:23. "So I have no shyness when it comes to doing the right thing at the right time. It doesn't matter. I don't care if you're a Republican or a Democrat. If you got to go, you got to go."
The record behind each line
The Mills censure, November 2025. Mace introduced a privileged resolution to censure Mills and remove him from his committees. As the clerk read it on the House floor, she stood within arm's reach of him; reporters present heard her tell him "You're a disgrace" and observed her appearing to mouth a further expletive, and Mills told reporters afterward that she had used "anything from the P word to you're a POS to FU." Maceopedia's record of that day is here. On her show she now says, of the same footage, "I may have said a four-letter word or two." The House did not censure Mills. It voted 310 to 103, with 12 voting present, to refer her resolution to the Ethics Committee instead, as Axios reported on November 19, 2025. The allegations in her resolution were never voted on by the House, and Mills has denied wrongdoing; the full, two-sided account is on his Maceopedia page and in the expulsion-feud dispatch from April 2026.
"He teamed up with Ilhan Omar." That is her characterization of a single vote. On September 18, 2025, the House tabled her resolution to censure Rep. Ilhan Omar; Mills was one of four Republicans who voted with Democrats to table it, and he publicly defended that vote (Floridian Press). Her reaction that week, "They showed us exactly who they are. Never forget it," is catalogued here.
"Voters rightfully voted him out." Mills lost the Florida Republican primary for his seat on August 18, 2026, as BizPac Review reported. "Rightfully" is her word.
"I'm also the one that told Jasmine Crockett to take it outside." At the House Oversight Committee's organizational meeting on January 14, 2025, Mace told Rep. Jasmine Crockett, "If you want to take it outside, we can do that." A Democratic member moved to have her words taken down as inciting violence; Mace said she meant a conversation, not a fight; Crockett's office called it a threat of physical violence. That episode has its own dispatch, a clip and reaction page, and a Crockett profile. On October 1, 2026 she volunteers the line, unprompted, as a credential.
"An altercation or two in my time." The site's record of the confrontations she has described or that have been documented by others includes the Charleston airport police report (October 2025), the Ulta Beauty video she posted herself (April 2025), and a catalog of her own curse words in public settings. "Known for it" is her description of that record.
The reel
The 36-second vertical cut: her four talking-head passages, nothing else.
Four segments of her October 1, 2026 episode (05:17, 05:48, 06:51 and 07:14), captioned verbatim. Edited by Maceopedia from her own upload.
What this entry does and does not say
Everything above in quotation marks is Nancy Mace's, said on camera, on her own show, to her own audience. Her characterizations of Cory Mills and Jasmine Crockett are hers. Mills has denied the allegations her resolution cited, those allegations were referred rather than adjudicated, and his primary loss is the only verdict on the record. Crockett's account of January 14, 2025 differs from Mace's and both are linked. This entry describes what she said and what the public record shows; it draws no conclusion about her beyond her own words, "I'm sort of, kind of known for it."
Sources & related coverage
- The episode itself: Nancy Mace, Get Maced, October 1, 2026, "Nancy Mace SHARES the Words James Talarico Doesn't Want You to Hear", her own YouTube channel (34:28; the segment runs 05:17 to 07:25).
- Our edits: the 16:9 cut (2:08, continuous) and the 9:16 reel (0:36, four segments).
- Axios, November 19, 2025: House refers Mace's Mills censure to the Ethics Committee, 310 to 103.
- Floridian Press, September 2025: Cory Mills defends vote against censuring Ilhan Omar.
- BizPac Review, August 18, 2026: Cory Mills loses reelection bid to primary challenger.
- Maceopedia, the Mills record: "You're a disgrace" on the House floor (November 2025), the expulsion feud (April 2026), after the Omar censure fails (September 2025), and Cory Mills.
- Maceopedia, the Crockett record: "If you want to take it outside", the clip and the reaction, and Jasmine Crockett.
- Maceopedia, the altercation record: the airport police report, Ulta Beauty, a top 10 of her curse words.
- More from the show: Get Maced on Maceopedia.








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