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16 entries across the record carry this tag. Browse all dispatches, or jump to a group below.

Dispatches

Incidents

  • The Michael Eric Dyson "we look good together" texts

    After clashing with Vanderbilt professor Michael Eric Dyson on a CNN panel on August 15, 2024, Rep. Nancy Mace used a House Oversight Committee hearing on September 19, 2024 to enter into the official congressional record a screenshot of a text she said Dyson sent her: "Shh don't tell anybody. We look good together," with a kissy emoji. Dyson denied hitting on her, said it was a joke, and called Mace "a bigot and racist."

  • The CNN NewsNight clash over Kamala Harris

    On August 15, 2024, Rep. Nancy Mace appeared on the panel of CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip alongside Michael Eric Dyson and Keith Boykin. Across one segment she refused, repeatedly, to say that Donald Trump's claim that Vice President Kamala Harris had 'turned Black' was out of bounds; insisted she would say Harris's name 'any way that I want to'; and said Harris 'doesn't know what a woman is.' The clip, posted by Acyn, was captioned 'one of the most embarrassing moments I have ever seen from Nancy Mace.'

Wiki & people

  • Brian Musgrave

    South Carolina private citizen publicly named by Rep. Nancy Mace in a February 2025 House floor speech alleging sexual misconduct; Musgrave denied all allegations and subsequently sued Mace for defamation.

Media coverage

  • Nancy Mace accused the SC Attorney General of 'political hit job.' He says that's a 'categorical lie.'

    South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson appeared on CNN's 'The Source with Kaitlan Collins' the night after Rep. Nancy Mace's interview, flatly denying her claim that he orchestrated the airport police report. Wilson called Mace's accusation a 'categorical lie' and described her conduct as that of 'an entitled spoiled brat.'

  • Nancy Mace Tries Her Damndest To Deflect Responsibility For Her Wild Airport Tantrum

    HuffPost covered Rep. Nancy Mace's CNN appearance with Kaitlan Collins, focusing on Mace's denial that she called officers an idiot and her partial admission that portions of the police report were 'falsified.' The piece noted Mace later contradicted herself on X, posting that she had in fact called one person an idiot before.

  • Nancy Mace claims police report about airport incident was 'falsified'

    CNN's Kaitlan Collins interviewed Rep. Nancy Mace on 'The Source,' pressing her on the airport police investigation findings. Mace called the report a 'political hit job' and claimed it was 'falsified,' attributing the report to a conspiracy involving South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson.

  • New video of Rep. Nancy Mace's airport incident released

    CNN's report airing the released Charleston International Airport surveillance footage of the October 30, 2025 escort encounter. The surveillance video is silent; the disputed verbal details come from the police report.

  • Exclusive: Man accused as 'predator' by Rep. Nancy Mace breaks his silence

    In an exclusive interview with CNN national correspondent Randi Kaye, aired the evening of March 10, 2025 as a segment on 'Anderson Cooper 360°', Brian Musgrave, one of the four men Rep. Nancy Mace named in her House floor speech, denied her allegations on camera: 'Absolutely not. No, no.' Mace's allegations are contested and unproven; the dispute is the subject of ongoing civil litigation.

  • 'Doesn't Take That Much Courage!' CNN's Abby Phillip Stunned Mace Refuses To Denounce Trump Race Attacks on Kamala Harris

    Mediaite's account of the August 15, 2024 CNN NewsNight with Abby Phillip panel. Asked to say that Donald Trump's claim that Vice President Kamala Harris turned Black was out of bounds, Rep. Nancy Mace repeatedly refused, saying she had not heard the comment and would not weigh in. Host Abby Phillip told her it did not take much courage to say it was out of bounds. In the same segment Mace insisted she would say Harris's name any way that she wanted, drawing objections from Michael Eric Dyson and Keith Boykin.