A C-SPAN caller made an emotional plea to House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., on Thursday to end the government shutdown, saying that "my kids could die" if she can't afford their medication

Sens. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) and Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) summoned reporters so they could blast House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) over the government shutdown and for refusing to swear in fellow Arizona Democrat Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva, who won a special election last month to fill her late father’s House seat.

C-SPAN callers pleaded with Mike Johnson to reverse course on the shutdown—and just about everything else. He didn’t listen.

The White House budget chief said Oct. 1 that the administration would start firing federal employees in the next "one to two days." They have not followed through on that threat.

As a Republican, I’m very disappointed ... in you, because you do have the power to call the House back,” a Virginia woman fumed at the speaker.

Maxwell sat for two days of questioning with Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, Trump’s former personal defense lawyer, in July. During those talks, Maxwell claimed she never saw Trump behave “inappropriately with anybody” or be involved in any type of “massage setting” around Epstein or his young victims.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) rejected voting on a standalone bill to fund US military members’ salaries Wednesday, as the federal government shutdown entered its second week.

A woman called in to tell the House speaker that she was “very disappointed in my party, and I’m very disappointed in you.”

MSNBC’s Morning Joe opened Thursday with a five-minute tirade from host Joe Scarborough, who erupted over House Speaker Mike Johnson’s response to a tearful Republican voter’s plea about the government shutdown.