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Fox reports calls to exclude Stevens from House Democratic caucus

Chad Pergram's report adds potential party consequences and Mike Johnson's support to coverage of her endorsement of Republican Mike Rogers.

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0:12Pergram reports calls from some Democrats to exclude Stevens from the House Democratic Caucus after her Rogers endorsement.
0:31Stevens announces her support for Rogers, saying she is acting with love and integrity.
1:33Johnson says he has spoken with Stevens and encouraged her to keep speaking publicly.
2:15The hosts assess Stevens' potential influence and revisit the primary, with clips featuring El-Sayed and Clyburn.
5:05A host identifies other Democrats and local officials supporting Rogers.

Haley Stevens' endorsement of Mike Rogers has brought a question beyond whom Michigan voters should elect: whether she should still belong to the House Democratic Caucus.

Fox News correspondent Chad Pergram reports that some Democrats want her excluded after she backed the Republican over Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. The segment reports those calls, not a decision to remove her.

That is the additional development in this Fox & Friends report on an endorsement already drawing extensive coverage. Stevens lost the Democratic Senate primary to El-Sayed; she is now supporting his general-election opponent. The seat is open because Democratic incumbent Gary Peters is not seeking another term.

In the endorsement footage, Stevens stands beside Rogers and says, "All I can do is lead with love and integrity." Pergram recounts criticism from Chuck Schumer, Pramila Jayapal and Nancy Pelosi, then turns to support from the Republican House speaker. Mike Johnson tells reporters he has spoken to Stevens and encouraged her to keep speaking publicly.

The upload drew about 177,000 views in its first few hours today. After Pergram's reporting, the studio hosts consider whether Stevens can influence the result, revisit the primary and show responses from El-Sayed and James Clyburn. Their discussion closes by identifying other Democrats and local officials backing Rogers.

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