From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

Jack Armstrong and Joe Gatti.

The Armstrong and Gatti show.

And I want to make this commitment to you to my colleagues here and on the other side of the aisle as well.

My office is going to be known for trust and transparency and accountability,

for good stewardship of the people's treasure, for the honesty and integrity

that is incumbent upon us, all of us here in the people's house.

That's the new speaker of the house.

And nobody has mocked the idea of how unimportant this is or important than me over the last several weeks.

But Mike Johnson is a new speaker of the house and I thought some of the coverage in the wide world of news about the media response to him is kind of interesting.

At first, here's a little from Jeffries.

He's the Democratic leader in the house, part of his little speech right before.

I'm sure do sing Mike Johnson, yeah.

That's not what this is.

Oh, it isn't.

This might be in that I don't know where it came from.

All right.

Throughout the years,

presidents from Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama,

the white eyes and Howard to Lyndon Baines Johnson have spoken to this chamber

and urged us to put aside partisan politics for the good of the American people.

Wow.

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