Mike Johnson

I thank my friend for keeping me humble. Madam Speaker, I yield to the distinguished gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. Thompson), who is the Republican leader on the House Agriculture Committee.

Those statistics are shocking indeed, and the fact that we had over 101,000 overdoses in a 12-month period and we hear nothing from the White House about this is just unforgivable. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Tennessee…

I thank the gentlewoman so much for her expertise, especially in pharmacology. This is something that everyone needs to recognize. This fentanyl problem is a problem that is avoidable. I said in the opening that it is a leading cause of…

I am grateful for his recognition. The madness of this bill--it is a climate change bill that is masquerading as a China bill. It mentions coral reefs more times in the bill than the word China. Doesn't that say enough? I thank my friend…

I thank my good friend from Georgia. You are right, the American people are still waiting, and it appears that they will have to wait much longer if we are relying upon this White House. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Texas…

I am happy to yield to the gentlewoman from Indiana (Mrs. Spartz), one of the smartest and hardest working Members of Congress.

The gentlewoman's remarks are well-said. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from the great State of Georgia (Mr. Carter). Georgia is the home of the new national championship football team.

Brand `em. I like it. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentlewoman from Illinois (Mrs. Miller), who is another very effective legislator.

I thank the gentlewoman for her principled leadership. It has been effective, and we are grateful she is here. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from the State of Texas (Mr. Weber).

Americans do deserve so much better. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentlewoman from California (Mrs. Kim).

I thank the gentleman for that plain talk from Kansas. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Arkansas (Mr. Hill), who is one of the brightest and most respected Members of Congress.

I thank my friend for her so well-said remarks. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Kansas, (Mr. Mann).

I thank my friend. It is not partisanship. We are sharing the facts. He is exactly right. I would encourage my colleagues--there are so many who want to speak, and it is a target-rich environment with so many crises. We are going to try to…

I thank my friend. So well said, as always. I think one of the key words you said was purposeful. These crises are not happenstance. These are direct results of policy choices. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Wisconsin (Mr…

I thank my friend for that keen insight that he gained faithfully serving our country in the military. I thank him for his service. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Minnesota (Mr. Stauber), another gentleman who has served us…

I thank the gentleman for keeping me humble. Madam Speaker, we have just come straight to the floor from a Members and media roundtable on the border and crime crises, and he led that so ably. I am delighted to hear what he has to say in…

I thank the gentleman. Those are not just Republican talking points. Politico had a story this morning. They asked Americans in a nationwide poll to give the President a letter grade, and 37 percent of Americans gave him an F--85 percent…

The gentlewoman is right, the sanctity of human life is one of the central principles that this country is founded upon, and it does get darkest before the dawn. There is hope on the horizon. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from…

There are so many crises it is hard for us to keep count. I yield to my dear friend from the State of Indiana (Mrs. Walorski).

The legislators that I know, the ones that are working in all these States, Republican and Democrat, are trying to ensure that the elections are fair and free.

The DOJ's complaint, the lawsuit that the Biden Administration filed against that Georgia law, quote, 'Reads more like a press release from the Democratic National Committee than a serious lawsuit by an apolitical Justice Department.'

Washington Democrats are politicizing the VRA, the Voting Rights Act, by seeking to overturn common sense and lawful State election integrity reforms.

The conditions that existed in 1965 simply do not exist today. There is no evidence of widespread voter suppression or voter discrimination.

They're seeing the Department of Justice being weaponized for political purposes.

The rationale for having voter ID is being made by the very Administration who's accusing States of being racist.