took control of the us congress. >> and i think people got sick and tired. he's one of them of marjorie taylor greene being in charge of their life and they just finally said no. and so i think and i hope that the democrats will continue to stand with mike johnson here for a functional congress. i strikes me johnson trying to use a wide middle in this country. he's trying to drag our politics back into something away from the dysfunctional fringe in back into this wide middleware, congress can function. parties can have disagreements, but we're not in this constant turmoil because someone has a policy disagreement. we're going to toss them out it's crazy and it needs to stop. i wish they changed the rules. i know he's not going to do, but maybe you won't have to so i think you should absolutely get credit for taking a bold position here. >> i think he probably decided, you know what this job isn't worth having if i'm not actually doing something. and so i think it was impressive and i think the way he laid out a values-driven argument for the aid money, particularly to ukraine, was very impressive and he clearly blocked to the hard right of his party i'm