1:59

somebody, one of the press members says, what do you

2:02

say about what you did in 2020 and

2:04

voting against it? And all

2:06

the Republicans are just said, ah, shut

2:08

up, shut up, stop

2:10

it, we're done with you, pathetic swine,

2:13

you left-wing activist disguised

2:16

as journalists. So he's totally pro-Trump

2:18

there, he's been consistently voting

2:21

against funding in Ukraine.

2:24

He voted for the Muslim

2:26

travel ban, he's very pro-border

2:28

security, very pro-life,

2:31

he's an amazing, amazing fellow.

2:33

And he is light years

2:36

away from what we almost got, which

2:40

was Tom Emmer from

2:42

Minnesota. That guy makes

2:45

Kevin McCarthy look like Pat

2:47

Buchanan. I mean, this guy,

2:50

Tom Emmer, is his anti-Trump.

2:53

He's his anti-America first, you

2:56

can possibly get, and he almost

2:58

got it.

3:00

He almost got, and it would have been an absolute

3:03

disaster

3:04

for the Republicans in 2024, just think about

3:06

it. All

3:08

throughout the campaign for President

3:11

Trump, whenever he said anything, whenever

3:13

he opened his mouth, the left-wing activists

3:15

disguised as journalists would immediately

3:18

run to Tom Emmer, said, what do you say to that? What

3:20

do you say to that? And 85, 90% of the time, he'd say,

3:23

I'd have to distance myself, I disagree

3:25

with President Trump. Oh no, the 2020

3:28

was the most pristine election in the history

3:30

of humanity. This guy made

3:33

Paul Ryan, Eddie Munster, look

3:35

MAGA by comparison. So he

3:37

would have been an absolute disaster, but

3:40

he didn't last, did he? He

3:43

was nominated and then withdrew

3:45

his own nomination in a

3:47

matter of 60 minutes. Now,

3:50

President Trump is taking credit for

3:52

this, rightly so, he's taking a bit of a victory

3:54

lap. He very quickly

3:57

unendorsed Tom

3:59

Emmer. very quickly endorsed

4:03

Mike Johnson. Oh cool,

4:05

I'm getting to know the city here, it's absolutely beautiful,

4:08

got a little trained action going on there.

4:12

He's taking some much, much

4:14

deserved credit, taking a little victory

4:16

lap for the huge win

4:19

for MAGA forces and the huge loss for Rhino

4:21

forces, but, but

4:25

if I were to be so bold

4:27

as to demure a bit from number 45, soon

4:29

to be number 47, I think

4:32

the real reason why we saw

4:35

this result is because of

4:37

you. You launched

4:40

an online revolution.

4:44

It was stunning. I watched it, I watched it over

4:46

the last three weeks. I watched what

4:48

we often talk about the network society. I

4:50

watched it in action like never before. The

4:53

network society, of course, is a

4:55

kind of society that we're living in now,

4:58

where we don't relate

5:00

to each other so much by virtue of our proximity

5:03

to one another. We relate to each

5:05

other by means of instant access,

5:07

just like what we're doing now,

5:09

instant digital access

5:11

on networks, particularly the

5:13

internet. And what happened all

5:15

throughout the last three weeks is

5:17

we found out in real time within

5:19

seconds what the Republicans were doing in Congress

5:22

and we were able to respond immediately.

5:26

When we found out that Emmer

5:29

got the knot in that closed-door

5:31

session,

5:33

we lit their

5:37

phones up like never

5:40

before. Congressional aides have

5:42

talked about that. Congressional aides have testified

5:45

that they have never seen these

5:47

Republican phones lit up the

5:50

way we lit them up. It was astonishing.

5:52

We let them know that there was

5:55

no way in hell we were going to let

5:57

them get away with

5:59

nomination. this rhino. He

6:02

withdrew his nomination in 60 minutes.

6:07

That's how overwhelming. That's how

6:10

powerful the uprising, this

6:12

online revolution was.

6:14

And then when we found out about Mike

6:17

Johnson, more and more we found out about him.

6:19

The more and more we loved him, more and more we recognized

6:21

how magga he was. The more and more we

6:23

put pressure on every single Republican

6:26

representative to step up and do the right

6:28

thing. And God

6:31

bless them, they did 220 voted

6:34

for him. So I

6:36

have to tell you, I think what we just saw

6:39

was one of the most awesome expressions

6:43

of magga force imaginable.

6:46

And oh boy, does it bode well

6:49

for 2024. So I want to give a huge shout out

6:51

to each and every one of you. I love

6:54

being a part of this. I cannot tell you how much.

6:57

I love being a part of this. I love being a part

6:59

of this courageous patriot movement

7:02

where hundreds of thousands of you every

7:04

single day wake

7:07

up and in your own humble

7:10

manner

7:10

defend

7:12

faith, family and freedom

7:14

and the integrity of our Republic. It

7:16

could be just as it could be as simple as a tweet.

7:18

It could be as simple as a Facebook post. It

7:20

could be as simple as just calling your

7:23

representative. You stand up for

7:26

faith, family and freedom every single day

7:28

and look at the result. Look at the

7:30

result. We have the single

7:32

most magga speaker

7:35

of the house ever. And

7:37

it's all because of

7:39

you. I love you. And

7:42

I love what we have together. So

7:44

God bless you guys. God

7:46

bless Mike Johnson

7:50

and his speakership. God

7:52

bless magga and let's

7:54

take on 2024. God bless.

7:57

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8:00

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