Mike Johnson

It's our best shot at enacting our party's top priority legislation, the SAVE America Act.

Safeguarding American elections and strengthening our national defense are the most basic responsibilities of Congress and are supported by an overwhelming majority of Americans.

So I hope he does sign it. If he doesn't, it's still law; we'll still celebrate it. But he's trying to make a point and I think he's making it very effectively.

What he was saying is in comparison to ensuring election integrity, which is now represented by the SAVE America Act, nothing is as important. That's not to say that there are not also incredibly important issues, and the cost of living…

Last week, at an event in Washington, House Speaker Mike Johnson reminded the audience of one of John Quincy Adams’ favorite lines: 'Duty is ours; results are God’s.'

The Democrat Party – the socialists, the Marxists – have nominated some of the most radical candidates to ever run for office, and they’re running for Congress. The insurgent left is on the rise.

Duty is ours; results are God’s.

The big urgency is to get the SAVE America past. The president has that as a top priority, and so do I.

The barbarians are inside the gate.

What we’re planning to do is send over a bill that will be irresistible for any Republican.

The court restored a simple but profound truth, yes, the Constitution protects every American equally, and that’s a very important concept for us to maintain.

Democratic lawmakers would turn every committee of Congress into an investigative body targeting Trump’s family, Cabinet officials, donors, and political allies.

But the mail-in ballot, he’s acknowledged, is a very difficult thing to regulate at the federal level, because different states do it differently.

It's one of those things that was intended to serve a noble and important purpose and has been thwarted and overused and abused.

The Congressional Time Capsule is a reflection of our faith in the future of this grand experiment in self-governance, faith that this moment is worth preserving, and faith that the great American story will endure for another 250 years.

I do think that this has been grossly abused in recent years.

I will say I’m very disappointed in that outcome. I think it subjects the country to serious challenges going forward, and we’ll have to deal with it as Congress.

I’m sure that the conclusion from this opinion is you have to amend the Constitution to fix that.

Well, I need to read the opinion, okay? But I — obviously you can say that’s a textualist, originalist view, however, I do think this has been grossly abused in recent years.

I will say, I’m very disappointed in that outcome.

If he doesn't, it's still law.

I hope he does sign it.

There's three or four different explanations from them as to why they have different issues.

It makes no sense for us to stop our very important progress forward from House Republicans because some Senate Democrats are refusing to do their job.

We had a handful of Republicans who voted against its advancement. They also, as you know, as a consequence, voted against the SAVE America Act.