Mike Johnson

There's a lot of discussion and debate and deliberation ahead of us.

The time has come to disband the Education Department. We believe in the core principle that education is best handled by the people closest to the kids.

The resolution reflects our collective commitment to enacting the President's full agenda — not just a part of it.

This budget resolution is a key step to start the process in delivering President Trump's America First agenda.

At the end of the day, the House has to drive this process — and we will.

We are going to be codifying a lot of these changes.

I appreciate the Senate's zeal, we have it in the House as well.

We'll be rolling out the details of that probably by tonight.

At the end of the day, the House has to drive this process — and we will.

I wish the courts would allow the executive and the legislative branches to work, but we'll see how all that develops.

Remember that I have the smallest margin in history, about a two-vote margin currently, so I’ve got to make sure everyone agrees before we bring the product forward.

We might push it a little bit further, because the details really matter.

I have the smallest margin in history.

President Trump is positioning America to be safe and successful again.

I think we'll be able to make some announcements, probably by tomorrow, and we're excited about that.

The expectation is that we'll be marking up a budget early next week.

I think he’s doing a very important service for the people in that he is digging into the details of how taxpayer dollars are being spent.

We’ll restore fiscal sanity to our budgets and dismantle the regulatory state.

We’ve got a few more people we’ve got to talk with and a couple of boxes to check, but we are almost there. I’m very encouraged by this.

I mean, Leader Jeffries and others seem to be trying to set up some sort of government shutdown, which I think is very unfortunate.

We believe in redemption. We believe in second chances. We're not looking backwards. We're looking forward.

The president has the pardon and commutation authority. It's his decision, and I think what was made clear all along is that peaceful protests and people who engage in that should never be punished.

They’re not conservatives. They're celebrities.

On Jan. 20, the flags at the Capitol will fly at full staff to celebrate our country coming together behind the inauguration of our 47th president, Donald Trump.

It is beyond time to remember that while we may disagree, we are all Americans, and there is far more that unites us than divides us.