Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again. So today, we're going to talk about

Trump's endorsement of Johnson, not moving the needle for some House Republicans. So,

yesterday we talked about how Speaker Johnson's continued speakership is up for debate. At the moment, he has the exact number of publicly

committed votes needed to win. But if he loses a single vote from anybody who hasn't publicly

committed, he doesn't get the speakership. Almost immediately, I received this message.

Mike Johnson will, all caps, be the next speaker.

Trump just endorsed him.

Cry more. It's over.

You can talk all you want about division within the Republican Party, but Trump has this.

Name one Republican who will go against Johnson now that Trump has

his back. The reason you liberals lost is because you don't understand that we know Trump has a plan.

Don't give me your fuzzy feelings. Name names. Name a Republican who will vote against him now. First, let me say this.

I respect and support President Trump, but his endorsement of Mike Johnson is going to work out

about as well as his endorsement of Speaker Paul Ryan. We've seen Johnson partner with Democrats to send money to Ukraine,

authorized spying on Americans, and blow the budget. Oh, I forgot to say everything after let me say

this is a quote from Republican Representative Thomas Massey. So, there's one name. But he's publicly

been on the record about not wanting to vote for Johnson for a while. Trump's endorsement

didn't change his opinion. That's really not Johnson's worry, though. His worry is Republican

representatives who have publicly questioned his

leadership and have not publicly committed to voting for him. Name names. If I was trying to guess

where the breaks would be, I'd start by looking at Andy Biggs and Victoria Sparts. Those would be my top two if I was looking

for that second vote against Johnson. Then you have Representative Tim Burchett,

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