So yesterday, Republicans elected a new speaker of the house. Mike Johnson MJ. I'm just going

to call him MJ, okay? That ends 22 days without a speaker of the house.

What do we think of this guy? A lot of people are starting to get to know him.

Some comments from his opponents on the other side. Jamie Raskin says that he's a nice guy,

but nobody should be fooled by him. Hakeem Jeffery says that he's an extreme right wing,

right wing ideologue, but a lot of Republicans seem to really like the guy. Okay, so before we talk

about Mike Johnson, can we talk about the broad, the broad picture here? Yeah. Because there's

something way more important going on than Mike Johnson himself. It is the behavior of the

establishment wing of the Republican Party. And I am talking about people like professional

office hopper Aaron Houchin. I'm talking about people like Mike Pence. I'm talking about people

like Jim Banks, who acted like petulant little children over the past three weeks, claiming the

world was going to end and that that this was just the worst thing that had ever happened. And

that Matt Gates was this horrific awful human and that he and his, you know, eight, his seven

other buddies had thrown the country into chaos and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Now, and Aaron was on the Tony this morning. I'm surprised he didn't ask her this.

Does Aaron Houchin believe that Kevin McCarthy was better for the country than Mike Johnson?

This is a very simple question now. And everyone should ask Aaron Houchin if you see her out in

public. Does Aaron Houchin believe that Kevin McCarthy? I dare her to say it. I dare Aaron Houchin

to go on the record and Mike Pence and Jim Banks and Jim Baird and Larry Bouchon and the rest

of the good time fun gang to make up the establishment wing of the Indiana Republican Party.

If the answer is no, and I dare him to say that it's yes, but if the answer is no, that Kevin

McCarthy was not better for the country, then Mike Johnson, are they willing to man up or in

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