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00:00The sun is shining today, it's supposed to be 70 degrees, that's a good thing.
00:29Well, good morning everyone, and I'm sure everyone saw the Democrats' Choose Your Fighter
00:40video.
00:41Did we all catch that?
00:43Well, I'm here to tell you that America and Americans chose their fighter last November.
00:50They chose to send President Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance to the White House.
00:56And Americans chose Republicans to lead the U.S. House and Senate.
01:04The American people chose us to fight for lower taxes, energy dominance, and a secure
01:13border.
01:14Americans also chose us to fight for common sense, not for hatred and lies like the Democrats
01:21are spreading.
01:22On top of spreading lies and hatred, since President Trump's return to the White House,
01:28Democrats have repeatedly embarrassed themselves and their party.
01:33Look no further than last week's joint address.
01:38Their derangement was on full display for all Americans to see.
01:43I mean, Rep. Al Green was removed from the chamber for his outlandish behavior.
01:49Multiple Democrats walked out.
01:52Now the ones that stayed, they held up cute little signs, though.
01:56And the minority leader?
01:58He couldn't find one thing that he could support.
02:03Seriously?
02:04He couldn't find one thing that he could support?
02:06A speech that honored America and its people?
02:12Sadly, they refused to stand for a child battling cancer, a future cadet's appointment, returning
02:22the hostages home.
02:23I mean, those are horrible things to stand for, right?
02:26I would never applaud those.
02:28Democrats don't.
02:29We're talking about patriotism.
02:32We're talking about pride in our country.
02:35They can't stand for that.
02:37They're the party of hate.
02:39And they hate little kids?
02:41They hate America?
02:44Maybe Democrats should just join us in building a more prosperous nation.
02:51And then on Thursday, nearly 200 Democrats endorsed Rep. Al Green's behavior and his
03:01disruption.
03:02Then they disrupted proceedings by singing songs on the House floor.
03:07Let's be honest.
03:09Things just aren't going real well for the Democrats right now.
03:12And what do they stand or fight for?
03:15No one really knows.
03:17And don't take my word for it.
03:19One progressive Democrat said, and I quote, there was definitely frustration about the
03:25lack of guidance or plan.
03:28Another one said, and I quote, people are super pissed that we didn't get more direction
03:34from leadership.
03:35Well, be careful what you wish for.
03:38According to reports, Democratic leadership held a closed-door meeting to berate them
03:44for their behavior.
03:46We'll see if berating the members is a useful strategy, because deranged Democrats, they
03:52have no vision, they have no plan, and they still have no leader.
03:57They need something.
03:58And since their leadership has given them no guidance, as a member of House Republican
04:06leadership, I encourage Democrats to stay the course.
04:11Keep hating.
04:13Keep doing what you're doing.
04:16Democrats hate so much of what President Trump stands for and what the American people stand
04:21for that they are willing to shut our government down.
04:26They want service members and Border Patrol agents to work without pay.
04:33Small businesses not to be able to obtain SBA loans.
04:37The Democrats want relief projects to be delayed, national parks to be closed.
04:44They want WIC to run out of funding.
04:47This is what the Democrats want.
04:49What Democrats actually want is nothing more than disruption.
04:54Democrats have become chaos agents.
04:57Democrats are deranged.
04:59Their disarray is on display for all of the American people to witness, and Americans
05:04will witness them attempt to shut the government down.
05:09And if the shutdown happens, the Democrats will own it.
05:13Just listen to what some of their members have said.
05:16One said, and I quote, I'm not voting for a CR of any length.
05:21Now, they might want to read the text before they say that, because the text wasn't even
05:26out when they said that.
05:28Another said, we'd rather close down the government.
05:31And look at the House Democratic leadership letter from Friday, just filled with lies.
05:38I mean, nothing but lies.
05:40It says that this clean CR is filled with cuts.
05:47The American people are smarter than that.
05:49A clean CR, listen to it, continues to fund the government.
05:56They might need to go back and take a high school civics course.
06:00Or perhaps they're just intentionally lying or fearmongering.
06:05I'll presume that it's the latter.
06:08But despite this, House Republicans will remain focused.
06:14We will continue to focus on fighting for common sense.
06:18We will not be distracted from delivering on the mandate for the American people.
06:25We will pass this clean CR, which freezes spending to keep the government open.
06:33It protects Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, and allows ICE to continue deporting
06:42illegals.
06:45It will give the Trump administration time to secure our border.
06:50And it will give Congress time to focus on delivering on the mandate in our one big beautiful
06:56bill.
06:57President Trump supports it, and we just heard the same from Vice President J.D. Vance this
07:03morning.
07:04I look forward to seeing Democrats explain to their constituents why they collectively
07:10want to shut the government down.
07:14It'll be an interesting week.
07:16So now I'd like to turn it over to Representative Celeste Malloy, a member of the House Committee
07:23on Appropriations.
07:24Celeste?
07:25I'm here to tell you why I plan on supporting the CR.
07:33As a brand new member of the Appropriations Committee and a fairly new member of Congress,
07:38I ran on right-sizing our government, cutting back government overreach, and eliminating
07:44waste, fraud, and abuse.
07:46Usually we don't think of a CR as the way to do that, but we have an administration
07:49that I think has demonstrated a commitment to finding waste, fraud, and abuse, and making
07:54sure we're not paying for more government than we need.
07:58And in that context, I feel good about continuing to fund the government so that Congress and
08:04the administration has time to go find the places that we need to cut back and where
08:09we need to increase spending, like the biggest raise for junior enlisted officers in the
08:15military that we've given them in a generation.
08:20This allows us to focus on tackling the waste, fraud, and abuse without any poison pills.
08:26And I think that's what's best for the American people.
08:28I think that's what's best for my constituents.
08:31So I'm going to support the CR and then get to work as a new appropriator, making sure
08:35we're doing our constitutional duty of controlling the purse strings and appropriating for next
08:40year.
08:41SECRETARY KERRY.
08:42Thank you very much, everybody, for being here.
08:48Look, the first question I always get asked is, first of all, what's the chairman of the
08:52House Freedom Caucus doing at a press conference about continuing resolutions?
08:57Well, I'll tell you, the bottom line is that a continuing resolution is usually the first
09:03step to an omnibus bill.
09:05That's why traditionally the House Freedom Caucus has opposed continuing resolutions.
09:08This clearly is not.
09:09This is a continuing resolution that goes to the end of the fiscal year and, therefore,
09:14negates the need for any consideration of any omnibus bill.
09:17Second of all, this is the first continuing resolution in my 14 years here that actually
09:22reduces the amount of spending from the previous year while funding the military, funding veterans,
09:27funding the women and children programs for her, and, importantly, funding the deportation
09:32of criminal illegal aliens that are threatening our communities.
09:35So I'm 100 percent behind this continuing resolution.
09:39This is not your grandfather's continuing resolution.
09:42This is a different type of spending bill that I think is the way that we need to do
09:47in order to keep the Trump administration, Elon Musk, and Doge to continue its promise
09:52to the American people to fight fraud, waste, and abuse in the federal government and increase
09:56its efficiency.
09:57Again, 100 percent support that Freedom Caucus has issued its support of the – yesterday
10:02issued its support of the continuing resolution.
10:06Thanks, Andy.
10:07Last week, we celebrated President Trump's countless victories for the American people
10:14during his joint address to Congress.
10:17This week, Congress must pass a continuing resolution so the American people can continue
10:22to enjoy win after win after win.
10:27This is the way forward.
10:29But unfortunately, Democrats in Congress would rather throw temper tantrums fueled by their
10:34hatred for President Trump than keep the government open and working for all Americans.
10:40Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries came out against RCR, as our conference chair mentioned, before
10:47the text was even released.
10:50And now, the only way to defend his nonsensical position is to fearmonger and spread outright
10:57lies about the bill's contents.
11:00Jeffries says RCR cuts nutritional assistance and veterans' benefits.
11:06In fact, RCR increases spending in those areas.
11:11He also said it does nothing to protect Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
11:15In fact, RCR does protect Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.
11:21And it does all of this while keeping overall spending below current levels.
11:27His lies are shameful.
11:30Congressional Democrats have made it clear where they stand, and it is not with the American
11:35people.
11:36Remember, a vote against RCR is a vote to shut down the government and strip resources
11:41from service members, veterans, vulnerable children, the elderly, and many, many more
11:48Americans.
11:49But don't just take my word for it.
11:51It's the same message Democrats have preached for years.
11:55Today, House Republicans will pass a responsible CR to keep the government open and to ensure
12:00American communities are taken care of.
12:03Will any Democrats join us, or will they continue to put their hypocrisy on full display?
12:10We're going to see.
12:11With that, I turn it over to our leader, Steve Scalise.
12:15Thank you, Webb.
12:18Last week, all Americans who watched the State of the Union saw a very triumphant President
12:24Trump who's returned to the White House with even more energy, more vigor, and more focus
12:30to work for the American people than ever before, laying out in just six short weeks
12:35how much he's already done to fulfill the promises of the campaign, to deliver on the
12:39mandate that 77 million Americans came to the polls and said, we want to change the
12:45way Washington works.
12:47And they sent President Trump and J.D. Vance as the vice president to go and accomplish
12:52those things.
12:53And in six short weeks, so many of those things have already been accomplished, or the work
12:58and the foundation has been laid to get that done.
13:01And what did we see from the Democrats?
13:04As Lisa McClain talked about, sitting down, not even celebrating a 13-year-old boy who
13:12just beat his battle with cancer, and was made an honorary member of the Secret Service,
13:17one of the most touching moments I've seen in a lot of State of the Unions.
13:20And they couldn't even stand up for that.
13:23My friends, the Democrat Party of today is a leaderless, rudderless ship.
13:29They have no direction.
13:30They have no ideas.
13:31They have no concern about the successes of the American people.
13:36They can't applaud victories for the American people.
13:39They couldn't even applaud paying tribute to the widow of a woman whose husband as a
13:46police officer was slain in the line of duty.
13:49That's who the Democrat Party in Washington is.
13:52So many Americans who consider themselves Democrats have left that party because the
13:57Democrat Party has left them behind.
13:59A lot of those Democrats voted for Donald Trump and voted to put us in the majority,
14:04both in the House and Senate, because they're tired of the hatred and the anger that fuels
14:10today's Democrat Party.
14:11They want to see people that are going to go to work fighting for them.
14:15And that's what we're doing.
14:16Today is another example of the House doing its job.
14:20We have a responsibility to deliver for the American people, and we're going to do it
14:24with or without the Democrat Party.
14:26You know, a lot of Democrats brought – we all get to bring a guest to the State of the
14:31Union.
14:32A lot of them brought federal workers as their guests to the State of the Union.
14:36They seem to act like they care about federal workers.
14:40You saw a lot of Democrats over the last few weeks show up at federal buildings with some
14:45federal employees who haven't been able to find their federal headquarters to go to
14:52work for the last three years, using COVID as an excuse.
14:56But they showed up to protest, to rally against rooting out waste, fraud, and abuse in government.
15:03But ironically, those same Democrats who claim to care about federal workers, today almost
15:08all of them will vote to furlough those federal workers that they claim to care about.
15:13How's that for showing appreciation for the people who work for this federal government?
15:20You know, and all of them have said quotes, and the Speaker's laid out a great video
15:23that lays out a lot of the quotes that Democrats have made over the years about shutting down
15:29government.
15:30Yet today, many of them will vote to shut down the government.
15:33And for what reason?
15:35As it's been pointed out, Hakeem Jeffries came out against the bill before the text
15:39was even filed.
15:41And still to this day, if you watched in Rules Committee last night, you heard lie
15:45after lie by Democrats who were saying things that aren't even in the bill.
15:49You know, maybe 99 pages is too long for some of them to read.
15:52We gave them the whole weekend to read the bill.
15:54They can still read it through today.
15:56The vote's going to be this afternoon.
15:58But they don't want to read the bill.
16:01They don't want to know what's really in the bill.
16:03They're just fueled by anger, anger that Donald Trump won the election, anger that 77 million
16:09people went to the polls and demanded a change in the way Washington works.
16:13Well, I've got a message for my Democrat friends out there.
16:16Whether you like it or not, the American people demanded change, and we're going to deliver
16:20that change for them with or without this wild, reckless, far-left, progressive Democrat
16:27party of today.
16:29They don't represent the American people.
16:30They're fighting against the will of the American people.
16:33But we, as the Republican majority, are going to deliver for those families who are struggling,
16:38who want relief, who want help, who want to get Washington off of their back and want
16:43lower costs.
16:44We're going to do that.
16:45We passed a bill over to the Senate.
16:47We're going to urge our Senate, once we finish this bill, the Senate's got to start moving
16:51on the House budget that we sent to them weeks ago.
16:54Everybody's got a job to do around here.
16:56We're going to do ours today.
16:57And the leader who's heading that effort up is our speaker, Mike Johnson.
17:04Thank you so much, Mr. Leader.
17:05Thanks for these extraordinary members who are behind us and participating this morning.
17:10I think the leaders stated it well, and others have said it well this morning.
17:13This is a moment of great change in Washington.
17:17It's also a moment of clarity and real contrast.
17:20The contrast was on display last week on the House floor.
17:22It was a shameful display by the Democrats.
17:25They are flailing, as is noted.
17:27They have no leader, no vision, no plan, no platform they can run on, because that was
17:32repudiated in the election.
17:34And they're in a panic mode right now, and so you see them lashing out.
17:37You see increasing profanity.
17:41There are many stories many of you have written about this new track they've taken, the new
17:45strategy where they just scream and shout and curse at everyone.
17:48I don't think that's going to be very productive either.
17:51And you also see the contrast going on this morning.
17:53They either have an issue with reading comprehension, or they are attempting to run one of the most
17:57shameful misinformation campaigns that we've ever seen in our lives.
18:02We filed that – the CR, the continuing resolution, on Saturday, and as was noted,
18:08they had already come out panning the bill that literally had not yet been seen.
18:15They said, quote – this is the House Democrat leadership team's statement on Friday – remember,
18:20the bill was filed on Saturday afternoon – on Friday, they said, quote, Republicans have
18:26decided to introduce a partisan continuing resolution that threatens to cut funding for
18:30health care, nutritional assistance, and veterans' benefits through the end of the
18:33year.
18:34Every single word of that is a lie.
18:36Every single – they just made it up.
18:37They didn't read the bill.
18:38It's nonsense.
18:40People are not buying this.
18:41And you see the contrast between one party, which is leading, moving the ball forward
18:46for the American people, and the other that is just screaming.
18:49Then the Democrats start parroting this talking point in interviews all weekend on CNN.
18:53They said, quote, it's so harmful to the American people.
18:56You know, cutting Medicaid, cutting Medicare, threatening Social Security, cutting veteran
19:00benefits – it's all a lie.
19:03You can all read the bill.
19:04It's 99 pages.
19:05This clean CR contains no poison pill riders, no policy riders there at all, no cuts to
19:13Medicare, Medicaid, or Social Security, zero, no cuts to veterans' benefits, zero.
19:18In fact, as was noted, we plus up the accounts for veterans.
19:23And respectfully, I'm just going to say this to every reporter in the room, that if
19:27you're allowing Democrats to make these intentionally false, scurrilous claims without
19:31pushback, then you're aiding and abetting the spreading of this misinformation.
19:36I would just ask you to call them on it.
19:38The American people deserve that.
19:39They deserve that clarity from our press corps.
19:42Make them point it out to you.
19:43They can't, of course.
19:45And now, after weeks of trotting federal workers up to Capitol Hill and onto cable news shows
19:49to protest President Trump's efforts to make the government more efficient, now they're
19:54planning to vote down this simple bill.
19:55They are going to try to shut the government down.
19:57Every House Democrat will participate in this, it looks like.
20:00That would be a shame if it's true.
20:02I hope some of them will have a moment of clarity themselves and do the right thing,
20:06but it looks like they're going to try to shut down the government.
20:08It's a striking new posture for Democrats who have always said they've just been apoplectic
20:14about the prospect of government shutdowns.
20:16I put a video out about an hour ago on social media.
20:19I encourage you to go see that.
20:20This is their – they have it in their own words.
20:21You don't need to trust us on this.
20:24But Catherine Clark, here's one little zinger from her, quote, not only is it irresponsible
20:28and purposefully misleading, but it's also a dangerous precedent to be threatening a
20:33shutdown, unquote.
20:34Now, remember, this is in the last year, years past.
20:37Pramila Jayapal, quote, the tragedy here is all the civilian employees, it's the employees
20:42who are going to suffer, unquote.
20:44AOC, quote, it is not normal to hold 100,000 workers' paychecks hostage.
20:49It is not normal to shut down the government when we don't get what we want, unquote.
20:54I don't think I've ever agreed with her before, if she's exactly right.
20:57Jerry Nadler said, quote, shutdown is really an extremist policy designed to appeal to
21:01an extremist base and hold the whole country hostage.
21:04Yeah, we agree.
21:05So they and all their colleagues need to do the right thing.
21:08Democrats have been insisting they're fighting for federal workers.
21:11You're about to see, again, on vivid display, very clear the contrast.
21:15You will see one team that is working to fund the government and make sure we do the responsible
21:20thing, and you're going to see another posing the CR because they've now exposed the truth.
21:25They're not for federal workers.
21:26They're not for anyone.
21:27All the people they've said in the past that are going to be harmed would be by their votes.
21:32They're using federal employees as props.
21:33They're using Medicaid benefits and Social Security checks as cudgels in this thing.
21:37The threat of government shutdown, they're using it as some sort of attempt to wrestle
21:41power away from the President of the United States, who overwhelmingly won the popular
21:46vote at the Electoral College in every single swing state.
21:48Here's the bottom line.
21:50If congressional Democrats refuse to support this clean CR, they will be responsible for
21:57every troop who misses a paycheck, for every flight delay from reduced staffing at TSA,
22:02for every negative consequence that comes from shutting down the government.
22:06I understand they have an important retreat this week.
22:08Boy, I'd love to be a fly on the wall at that party.
22:12Comes at a critical time, since they don't have a leader, a messenger, or a platform.
22:15I'm just going to say this.
22:17If our Democrat colleagues want to increase their 21 percent approval rating with the
22:21American public, they ought to start by doing the right thing and keeping the government
22:24open.
22:25I think that would be a great first step.
22:27So I'll take questions.
22:28Chad.
22:29Q. Mr. Speaker, it goes for me more.
22:30You continually criticize the Democrats.
22:31Doesn't that imply that you don't have the votes on your side, because you wouldn't need
22:38Democratic assistance to keep the government open?
22:40A. No.
22:41We'll have votes.
22:42We're going to pass the CR.
22:43We can do it on our own.
22:44But what I'm saying is, Democrats ought to do the responsible thing, follow their own
22:48advice in every previous scenario, and keep the government open.
22:52It's their choice.
22:53I wish it could be a unanimous vote in the House chamber today.
22:57That would be a great thing for America.
22:58But they're not going to do it, Chad.
22:59Because they're on this law scheme.
23:00They're laundering the willingness, and they're cursing this guy at the same time.
23:01So you're going to see that today.
23:02They're going to vote no, and they're going to come out and try to panic.
23:03They're going to lie about it.
23:04And we're calling on you guys to call into account.
23:05They can tell you the truth about the bill.
23:06They didn't read it.
23:07It's their own problem.
23:08So ask them that.
23:09Q. Mr. Speaker, the President went after one of your own colleagues yesterday, Thomas
23:13Massey.
23:14He does plan to vote against this.
23:15He says he should be president.
23:16He says he should be president.
23:17He says he should be president.
23:18He says he should be president.
23:19He says he should be president.
23:20He says he should be president.
23:21He says he should be president.
23:23Q. Mr. Speaker, the President went after one of your own colleagues yesterday, Thomas
23:24Massey.
23:25He does plan to vote against this.
23:26He says he should be primary.
23:27Do you agree with the President?
23:28Should Thomas Massey be primary for his vote against this?
23:29Look, I'm in the Intimate Protection Program here.
23:30That's what I do.
23:31Speaker of the House.
23:32And you know me and my style and my, you know, the way I do this job.
23:33I don't, I bless those who first do me.
23:34So Thomas and I have had disagreements.
23:35But I consider Thomas Massey a friend.
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