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Mike Johnson: “We passed [the continuing resolution] on September 19th.”

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Speaker Johnson Joins All Things with Kim Strassel (Wall Street Journal)

Published October 22, 2025 | Video Starts at 01:04

I know this is a broad question, but what do you see happening next? Well, thanks. It was actually over a month ago now, 32 days, not that anybody's counting, but We passed [the continuing resolution] on September 19th. And what's really important, and we sound like a broken record, but that's what's required to get the truth out there, is that this is a totally clean, nonpartisan continuing resolution. (01:04–01:08)

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