Mike Johnson

Despite the noise, despite our slim margins, despite the fact that most members in the House have never gone through a regular member-driven appropriations process before, this team got it done.

What's up, boys?

I am excited now to tune in to you guys on Radio Row and see what we got cooking.

Now, just a quick thought on that football game.

Everyone is celebrating that Mendoza run and the dive in.

He gets hit from behind.

I get it.

He's had a great year, Heisman, all that stuff.

But isn't that run, the willingness to dive in the end zone and get hit in the back, that's not special, is it?

Doesn't every player...

in a championship game, go for that touchdown and get hit like that.

I like this idea that he was somehow John Elway, you know, when he was old and dope that first, that first down against green Bay, I'm like, that's kind of what you do.

Like that's not, that's not impressive about like the willingness to do that.

It's not impressive.

Like everybody on that field.

Should we be willing to do that?

No?

Am I mistaking something here?

It's not about the play.

It's celebrating the willingness to get hit.