‘Mini MAMDANIs’ Taking Over U.S? Sen. Johnson PROVOKED As Mamdani-Backed Candidates Win

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00:00Thank you. I'm glad French Hill is here. Chairman Hill did an extraordinary job in the housing bill. We'll talk

00:05about that in a moment, but I've got to address a very sobering reality that is facing the country this

00:10morning. I did it with the House Republicans, and I was pretty animated this morning. I was up late last

00:14night, as I'm sure many of you were, and you saw the result of this latest, these primary elections for

00:20the Democrat Party. The headlines this morning say it all. I've got a collection of them here. Socialist earthquake, one

00:25of them said. Momdani candidates sweep New York House races.

00:29These are socialists. These are Marxist in their ideology. Next head on Momdani Hales, new chapter for Democrats, one of

00:36the chyron said this morning on the news. Hakeem Jeffries, my counterpart, you know, the Democrat leader here in the

00:42House, was booed at some of these return parties last night. You saw that on social media and some of

00:47the clips when he was being interviewed on the screen, the crowds in New York in his own backyard in

00:52the Bronx in one of these districts were booing him, and they shouted, you're next.

00:58Hakeem Jeffries has a tall task ahead of him right now. He's got to go out and somehow make a

01:02credible pitch to Democrat establishment donors that that's a good national investment right now. That's a tough one to make.

01:08He has just proven that he cannot even hold the line in his own backyard.

01:11How can he possibly defend against the Marxist march around the country in these other districts? This is not your

01:18father's Democrat Party, as we say all the time. Last night, among the incumbents who lost Adriano Espio, who's chair

01:24of the Democrats Hispanic Caucus, Dan Goldman, who was mocked for his Jewish heritage in a coffee shop in New

01:32York and maligned online because of that.

01:35The Democrat Party, the Socialists, the Marxists have nominated some of the most radical candidates to ever run for office

01:41and they're running for Congress. The insurgent left is on the rise.

01:45I was reminded all last night and this morning about the warning, the admonition from the Gipper, President Ronald Reagan,

01:52and he reminded us constantly freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.

01:57And he said, it's got to be fought for. It's got to be protected. It's got to be passed along

02:02the next generation so that they too will know the same liberty, opportunity and security that we've known and frankly

02:07too often take it for granted. He said freedom is not passed along in the bloodstream.

02:12It's got to be fought for. And these are the times that Reagan was warning about. He was he was

02:17warning about communism overseas. Now it is on our own shores and it is a very serious time and every

02:22American needs to wake up and understand a threat.

02:24But I want to share with you some of the lowlights, some of these candidates who are emerging through these

02:28through the processes. Last night made crystal clear as as leader Scali said that Zoran Mondami and AOC and Bernie

02:35Sanders have just taken full control of the Democrat Party of what was left of it.

02:40Across the country, Democrats have candidates winning primaries and rising through the ranks. Here's a few of them. Vang in

02:47California, one of the Democrats, she won't say the Pledge of Allegiance.

02:51Hamaway in New Jersey, Democrat candidate, socialist candidate, has ties to Al Qaeda and other terrorists.

02:58Chevalier won last night in New York over Hakeem's counter endorsement. She says she wants to abolish the border. She

03:05doesn't want a border for the country.

03:07Mendoza in Arizona wants to decriminalize trans prostitution. Apparently that's a thing.

03:13James in Iowa wants to apologize for being white. Gary Ott in Iowa performed a Satanist wedding and Bennett in

03:23New Jersey stopped going to church because Trump voters were there.

03:27This is just a sampling. And these kind of people have been popping up. You've been hearing me say for

03:31weeks, there are many Mamdani's popping up all around the country.

03:34It is a dangerous thing. This is not a joke. We are in a fight right now to save the

03:38Republic. And every American needs to take this seriously. You need to wake up.

03:42This upcoming midterm election is not the midterm elections of years ago. It's going to decide the direction of the

03:47country.

03:47Are we going to maintain our status as a constitutional republic on our 250th anniversary? Are we going to make

03:53a new choice and go down some road towards a communist utopia?

03:56That's the choice right now. We've been saying for months it's a contrast election. We've been saying it's a contrast

04:02between common sense and crazy.

04:04That's exactly what's going on. They give us new illustrations every day. And these radical candidates are self-describing. They're

04:11self-identifying as Marxist.

04:14They want to fundamentally transform this country. And sadly, many of these Democrat candidates and their voters just don't have

04:19the same zeal and affection for America.

04:22They don't appreciate the freedom that we have in this country. They're not even going to celebrate on July 4th.

04:28There's a new Gallup NBC poll that came out.

04:30Did you see that? Only 29% of Democrat voters that they polled said they're proud to be an American.

04:36What happened to the Democrat Party? They compared the poll from just 20 years ago where it was 90%

04:41because that's where Republicans are above 90%.

04:4529% over half of Democrats now say they would rather live in another country.

04:50What a split screen we're seeing. Right now we're triumphantly hosting the World Cup games all around the country.

04:57And we're seeing people from different countries come and get a little taste of America, a little taste of freedom,

05:01of our culture and our society.

05:04And they appreciate it so much more than these socialists running for Congress.

05:09Fans across the country are truly enjoying our world-class facilities and the incredible atmosphere on the field and off

05:14the field.

05:15Thanks to social media, we're seeing a lot of these. This has been encouraging to see.

05:19The visitors appreciate what we have. Dutch travelers are in all Buc-ee's.

05:24German players took a midnight trip to the Waffle House. It's the greatest thing you've ever seen.

05:29English fans are roaming the Everglades.

05:32Japanese tourists marveling over free chips and salsa at a Mexican restaurant in Texas.

05:37Don't forget your blessings.

05:39People from Europe and Latin America, many countries around the world, many of whom, here's the key, they grew up.

05:45Under repressive, state-controlled economies.

05:47They've never known freedom. They've never known these kinds of things.

05:50And they're seeing them for themselves, the genius of America's system.

05:54A system that rewards risk-takers and entrepreneurs and job creators and innovators and people who create jobs for others

06:01and expand the economy and opportunity and broaden the pathway out of poverty for more people.

06:05That's what the Republicans stand for.

06:07That's what French Hill fought for in the housing bill, to give more people a chance, to restore the American

06:12dream.

06:12That's what we promised to the voters, and that's what we are delivering.

06:16The irony is, and it is a sad irony, and I'm so disturbed this morning.

06:19You all know me. I'm a happy warrior. I like to be optimistic and happy.

06:22This is a very disturbing trend.

06:25Visitors around the world marvel at what our system of free enterprise has built,

06:30while rising socialist, Marxist, Democrat candidates are trying to tear the system down.

06:36That's what they told you in their campaign speeches. That's what they want to do.

06:39They want to tear it down.

06:40House Republicans are standing in the gap. We are not going to let that happen.

06:43And we had all the Republicans gathered up this morning,

06:47and I gave them the best locker room speech I can muster, because now is the time.

06:50We know America is not perfect. It has never been.

06:53But we've been in a gradual process of making a more perfect union for almost 250 years now.

06:58We're going to continue that.

07:00America's created more prosperity. It's lifted more people out of poverty.

07:04It's expanded more opportunity and innovation than any other country in the world.

07:07It's not even close.

07:09This is the greatest nation in the history of the world. It's not even close.

07:11Look at any objective factor. You hear me say it all the time.

07:14We're the most free, most successful, most benevolent, most prosperous nation that's ever been.

07:20And it's not by happenstance.

07:21It's because we're built on very firm foundational principles that the Marxists and the socialists have disdained for.

07:27What are the principles of America?

07:29I mean, it's not a rhetorical question. You all should be able to answer it.

07:32Things like individual freedom, limited government, the rule of law, peace through strength, fiscal responsibility,

07:37free markets, human dignity, the sanctity of all life.

07:40Why? Because it's articulated in the nation's birth certificate in the Declaration.

07:43It says right there in the second paragraph, we hold these truths to be self-evident.

07:47What is a self-evident truth? It's something you have to know. It's obvious.

07:51We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.

07:54It does not say just born equal. It says created equal by someone.

07:58And it's our creator, God, who gave us our inalienable rights, among those rights to life, liberty, pursuit of happiness.

08:04Such a profound statement.

08:05When they did that 250 years ago, they were saying something, the bold proclamation of a self-evident truth.

08:11And the implication is that every single person is made in the image of that creator.

08:16Because the guys that wrote that, the men that wrote that, the founders that wrote it, were students of scripture.

08:20And they understood. Because everybody's made in the image of God, it means every single person has inestimable dignity and

08:25value.

08:25And your value is not related in any way to the color of your skin or what zip code you

08:29live in or what your talents are.

08:30It's all irrelevant. Your value is inherent because it's given to you by God.

08:34The Marxists and the socialists do not believe what I just told you.

08:37They don't believe it.

08:39Marxism, Karl Marx, his philosophy begins with a premise that there is no God.

08:42The state is the God. The state is the one that gives you your rights.

08:45And guess what? When the state gives you all your rights, the state can take the rights away.

08:50Nobody's telling all these little young self-described socialists, oh, we'll give you free stuff.

08:55But you're going to have to give up your freedom to go along.

08:57They don't tell them that.

08:58This thing's going to crash and burn.

09:00It always has throughout history.

09:02And the lesson of the 20th century alone is that tens of millions of innocent people have died because of

09:07these crazy, quixotic notions.

09:09We have to stand for freedom.

09:11We've got to stand for America.

09:11We've got to stand on the 250th birthday with greater conviction, clarity, and consistency than we ever have.

09:18I'm glad that millions of visitors here for the World Cup see that.

09:21I'm glad they got a little timely reminder of the giving us one.

09:24From all our faults and disagreements aside, America is filled with the most decent and faithful people.

09:30This grand experiment in self-governance has worked because we have adhered to the foundations, and we have to defend

09:35them.

09:36And that's what the Republicans are doing right now.

09:37We're defending the foundations of the greatest country in the history of the world, not against your father's Democrat Party,

09:44but now against the Marxists.

09:45And we're ready for the fight.

09:47I'm telling you, the House of Republicans are fired up for this.

09:49We're going to win this midterm election.

09:51We're going to maintain the beacon of hope and freedom and opportunity that this country has always been.

09:57Indeed, as our first Republican president, Lincoln, said and as Reagan repeated, America is the last best hope of man

10:04on the earth.

10:05I'm off the fight.

10:06These guys are up for the fight.

10:07This chairman's up for the fight.

10:08All our colleagues are.

10:10I'll take a few questions.

10:12In the process of this press conference, President Trump announced that he is canceling the bill signing for the housing

10:18bill that you all were just talking about.

10:20He said he's canceling it until the SAVE Act is passed, and he called this housing bill, which passed with

10:26such bipartisan support, of minor importance, and said it pales in comparison to the SAVE Act.

10:32What is your reaction?

10:33Yeah, my reaction is the truth of the matter.

10:36I spoke to the president for 20 minutes before I went in and gave that rousing speech to the House

10:40of Republicans this morning.

10:42He and I have talked about this a lot.

10:43He has expressed the priority and the preference of the SAVE America Act.

10:47We share that.

10:48We passed it three times in the House.

10:51The latest version was passed a few months ago, and it has proof of citizenship to register to vote and

10:57showing a photo ID when you show up to vote.

11:01We have basic issues that 90% of Americans agree, 70% of Democrats think you ought to have a

11:05photo ID to vote, and citizenship to vote in an American election is already in the law.

11:10But we have to enforce it because you've got a few blue states that don't do that.

11:12The president believes in election integrity, he talks about it all the time, and we do as well, and act

11:18in deed, we have stood for that.

11:19We've passed the SAVE America Act again.

11:20Let me finish this.

11:21This is very important.

11:23That is the top priority because if you do not have safe elections in this grand experiment in self-governance

11:28that we have in a constitutional republic, you don't have anything.

11:30And we've got to ensure it.

11:32We have to press for election integrity measures.

11:34That's why we've made it a top priority.

11:35It has been stuck in the Senate, and here's why.

11:38Because no Democrat in the House or Senate will vote for the SAVE America Act.

11:42Those two things I just told you, they vote against that every single time, and they will.

11:47Why?

11:47You ask that.

11:48That's a rhetorical question.

11:49You should go ask them the actual question.

11:51Why?

11:51Are you against proof of citizenship and a photo ID?

11:55Why is that?

11:55They can't give you a cogent answer.

11:57The reason is they do want to allow for cheating and fraud in the elections because it is the only

12:02way that the Marxists can win.

12:03They cannot win on their ideas.

12:05That's why this is so important.

12:06The president is to us.

12:08So how does that tie into housing?

12:09He's laser-focused on the SAVE America Act, as most common-sense Americans are.

12:13The only path, I think, to get that done, because you're never going to get seven Democrats to join 53

12:18Republicans in the Senate to do that.

12:20They will not do it.

12:20Chuck Schamber will never vote for that or release any Democrat to do it.

12:25You have to put it on a reconciliation bill.

12:27We believe that if you create a grant program that ties it to reconciling the budget, and you allow blue

12:33states, if they come to their senses and they want to do it,

12:35if they want to avail themselves of election integrity proposals and ideas and policies, they can draw down from a

12:41federal fund and use those funds.

12:44We're willing to invest heavily in that.

12:46And House Republicans will put together a reconciliation bill, reconciliation 3.0, that will have that.

12:51I talked the president through that in detail this morning, as I have in the past, and he said, can

12:55we do it?

12:56I said, we can.

12:57If the Republicans will stand together, we're on the line right now to defend it.

13:01Hold on.

13:02So that's what we're going to do.

13:03The president said, I want to see some progress on it.

13:05I said, I'd love to show it to you.

13:06We've got a meeting today.

13:07We're in some more coming up.

13:08And so he decided, and I didn't announce it.

13:12I wanted him to announce it.

13:12But we're delaying this.

13:13As you know, he has a window of time before he has to sign a bill, and he's going to

13:17use a little bit more of that window of time, and we're going to go through this together.

13:20Now, the housing bill is a great product because this guy right here fought like a warrior poet to defend

13:26our principles.

13:27It did have a lot of Elizabeth Warren's preferences and policy provisions in the original Senate bill, but that's why

13:33we spend months and months and months doing the tug of war,

13:36and we wound up having 85%, that's my estimate, maybe more, of the final product is housing conservative priorities and

13:46policies.

13:46And the other things that are in there are not consequential, not as consequential as all the great things that

13:51Chairman Hill outlined.

13:54I mean, we're addressing the transformational legislation because we're addressing the affordability problem in housing that, as he said, has

14:00persisted since COVID.

14:01When interest rates are high and costs are high, it makes the barrier to entry so high that young families

14:07can't get into houses anymore.

14:08That's not a Republican or Democrat problem.

14:10It's an American problem, so Americans are fixing it.

14:13And so we're going to reduce regulation so builders can build.

14:16We're going to limit institutional investing in the housing market.

14:18We're going to bring the American dream back within the grasp of hardworking American families.

14:24It's critical to do, great policy.

14:26The president, when we go through the details of the bill, he's going to understand that it's a good product,

14:30and certainly something that fulfills his promises to bring down the cost.

14:34Interest rates is another big priority of his and all of ours, and I think the new Fed chair will

14:38do that.

14:39We get the economy humming again.

14:40We keep the straighter who moves open.

14:41We keep gas prices down to earth.

14:43This economy is going to take off like a rocket, y'all, because in 2025, as Scott Besson said,

14:47the Treasury Secretary said months ago, 2025 was like setting the table.

14:51The feast and the banquet in the economy is in 2026.

14:54We were doing that in the first quarter.

14:56We had the Iran skirmish.

14:57We settled that thing out.

14:58We're cooking with gas.

14:59We love to do it, yeah.

15:00So is it your understanding that President Trump is going to sign the housing bill at a later date,

15:06and how much later can it go?

15:07Because as you said, affordability is huge for Americans.

15:10This is a key bill to do it with.

15:13Yeah.

15:13If it doesn't get down by the time.

15:14You're talking about days.

15:15You know the window of time before.

15:17It passed last night.

15:17Yeah, it just passed last night, right.

15:19So 10 days is my estimation he'll do it within that 10-day window.

15:23Speaking of the World Cup and rights,

15:25the Supreme Court is going to rule perhaps as soon as this week on President Trump's challenge to birthright citizenship.

15:33The Republicans, as you just did, and the White House are celebrating the U.S. men's national team,

15:38whose top score is a birthright citizen.

15:41How should Americans square what looks like a celebration of immigration with efforts to criminalize birthright citizenship?

15:47Yeah, so like all good things, they can be abused, and birthright citizenship goes back to the root of the

15:54country, the history of the tradition.

15:56You look at the original intent of the Constitution and the founders and what they were doing, of course,

16:00they were facing a very different set of circumstances than we're facing now.

16:03We know that it's been abused in recent years because people have literally just come over the border just to

16:07have a baby

16:07so that they can avail themselves of the social welfare system of America.

16:12As I mentioned earlier, we're the most benevolent nation in the history of the world, but this must be done

16:16within reason.

16:17And so that's why the arguments were presented to the Supreme Court.

16:20Is it time to reevaluate that?

16:22We'll see where the court comes down on it.

16:23I think they're going to look at that as originalist as they are as textualist.

16:27I think they're also going to consider the factors that are at issue and the strength and stability of the

16:31country.

16:32The president makes some very compelling arguments.

16:34A lot of people do, and we'll see how that shakes out.

16:37So I don't think it's inconsistent at all.

16:38I think we can celebrate immigration, legal immigration.

16:41We are a nation of immigrants, as we all recognize.

16:44My grandfather came over on a boat from Sicily with eight siblings and started a fruit stand, you know,

16:49and I'm the Speaker of the House, only in America, okay?

16:52But we embrace that.

16:54We know that that's part of our history, but we also expect that people will come.

16:57They will follow the spirit and the letter of the law.

16:59They will assimilate to our country and not try to transplant Sharia law and all these other things and change

17:05who we are.

17:05And I think that's a very important thing for American identity, and I look forward to the court's opinion.

17:10Yes, ma'am.

17:10Last question, guys.

17:11When you're talking about the grant program to make the Hidner Act part of the reconciliation bill, what kind of

17:15funding are you talking about here?

17:18Stay tuned.

17:19We're working through that, okay?

17:20Doing a reconciliation bill is a very complicated process of consensus building,

17:23but we have a collection of ideas that I think every Republican certainly agrees with in principle,

17:28and they want to make sure, we all want to make sure that no Democrat can go out and say

17:32we cut any service.

17:33They absolutely lied to you breathlessly for months about the first reconciliation bill, what it did.

17:40Strengthening Medicaid, putting in program integrity measures and making sure that it's there for the people that actually are eligible

17:45for it

17:45and use it and getting fraudsters out of the system and young, able-bodied men who are gaming the system

17:50and riding the wagon

17:51and illegal immigrants off the system is what we did.

17:54Democrats lied about it, said that we took Medicaid away from it.

17:57It's just simply not true.

17:58We strengthened it for the people that need it, deserve it, and are legally allowed for it.

18:02We're going to make sure that what we put in this bill is ironclad, ironproof, and can get every vote,

18:07and I'm very optimistic about it.

18:09There's some big priorities for the country and America, and sadly, no Democrat will give a vote for any of

18:14that

18:14because they just showed you what they're about last night in those elections,

18:18and there's more of that to come, I fear.

18:20It is a very sad, dark harbinger for the future of America, but I will say this,

18:24and let me leave you with this thought.

18:26This election, this midterm, I said it's unlike any other in the past.

18:29There's no playbook for this.

18:30We're in uncharted waters.

18:31This election is a bridge election, and let me tell you why we're hopeful,

18:35because when the Republicans win in November and we hold this majority,

18:38no matter how big the majority is, we can deal with small majorities.

18:40We've been doing that, all right?

18:41I think it'll be larger, but when we hold the majority, no matter what the number is,

18:45then we get to 2028.

18:46Let me tell you what's coming next, the presidential cycle.

18:48How many of you know the Democrats have a much more shallow bench than Republicans do

18:52for the presidential cycle?

18:54We're going to have a great year in 2028, and we're going to hold the White House,

18:56the Senate, and the House again.

18:57Then we're going to get to 2030, and you know what's going to happen in 2030?

19:01The census will happen, and it will reflect the mass exodus of population out of the blue states,

19:06like New York, New Jersey, California, these socialist utopias that they're trying

19:10and everybody's fleeing from.

19:11You know where they're moving?

19:12Texas, Florida, Tennessee, the Carolinas, the red states.

19:15So when the census reflects the population shift, there's a reapportionment of congressional

19:20seats, and guess what's going to happen in 2030?

19:22The red states are going to get a bunch more House seats.

19:25We're going to be back in a time where we can build a larger majority.

19:28We can hold the republic.

19:29We can keep it for 100, 200, 300 more years, showed the Lord Terry, and we will send the

19:34Marxists packing.

19:35That's not who we are in America, and we're looking forward to November.

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