The fight is on for the next speaker of the House. Trump wants Mike Johnson. Our next guest says maybe not so fast.

Kendall the Casey's show. I'm Rob Casey's out today. Jerry Lopez, Indie Spanglish, in for Casey.

Join now in the WIBC hotline, one of several. She's one of several members of the U.S. House of Representatives pushing back on a potential speakership again for Mike Johnson.

It's Victoria Sparch. She represents Indiana's fifth congressional

district. Victoria Sparks joins us now in the WIBC hotline. All right, Victoria, you've been very

vocal about this, about wanting to know, demanding to know, demanding to get certain concessions

from Mike Johnson. Talk a little bit about what some of your concerns are, why you're not on

board yet.

Well, thank you, Rob, for having me. I think, you know, we're given a chance my party to

deliver and govern. And if you've seen before, my party does a lot of talk and doesn't do the work.

And unfortunately, there is a lot of hypocrisy. And if we are not going to put the policies, the good policies that President Trump,

you know, promised to the American people into law, then they don't matter.

And four years, it's going to be business as usual, and Swamp will prevail.

And we need to have a plan, and we need to have some courage.

And the speaker needs to commit that he's actually going to deliver on that

and he hasn't been actually vocal. You know, if you remember, Speaker Gingrich, he actually

wrote laws before even people got elected, made the Congress signs a contract that they're going

to vote for this. Right. And he had a plan.

You know, I got to say, it's very rare I ever changed my mind or say I might have

been wrong on something.

But I got to say, I think I was very critical of you last year.

I think I was wrong on this because I think you're one of the few people out there

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