We have a speaker, abemus pro-locutor, after three weeks of Republicans scrambling to find

someone to fill the top spot in the House of Representatives, white smoke has emerged from

the top of the Capitol building and Republicans have elected rock ribbed conservative Mike Johnson.

I mean, that's sincerely, ordinarily, I would say that is a joke whenever Republicans elected

leader, but they actually, they picked a conservative guy. Johnson has a lifetime rating of 92%

from the American conservative union and a 90% rating from heritage action. Quite good. He's got

an A-plus rating from Susan B. Anthony, pro-life America. He authored legislation last year to outlaw

the Lib's weird sexual indoctrination of kids. And unlike the previous GOP nominee for speaker,

he voted to defend the real definition of marriage. As late as last December, when Joe Biden, the

Democrats, and the Squish Republicans tried, successfully, I'm sorry to say, to codify the

Obergefell same-sex marriage decision into law. Many people had never heard of Congressman Johnson

before yesterday. The only reason I was aware of him is because of a handful of viral clips

that I had seen of him hurling his zingers at Democrats. Here is Speaker Johnson,

dressing down Joe Biden's Homeland Security Secretary, Alejandro Meorquez.

I've only got 25 seconds. I'll just say, I don't have time for a question because you'll be a

looser. But I just, for the record, since we're stating things for the record, I've been in Congress

seven years. I think you're the most dishonest witness that has ever appeared before the Judiciary

Committee. And I think I speak for a lot of my colleagues. This is such a frustrating exercise

for us because our constituents want answers. They're tired of the open board. They're tired of

people dying from this to children overdoses. And it's your fault. It's my time. This is chairman

point of order. No, there's no point of order in the middle of this. This is my opinion. I think

it's a point of order based on the situation. It's a point of order based on the standard that the

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