Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla., explained on 'The Faulkner Focus' that Republicans can't move forward in the House until a vote is held for speaker.
HOUSE SPEAKER BATTLE: PROFANITIES FLY AS REPUBLICAN FACTIONS GET HEATED OVER MCCARTHY SPEAKERSHIP BIDThe thing I think so many of us are so frustrated about is that this standoff is over a lot of procedural gobbledygook, frankly. … Every American that I talked to when I was back home in Florida doesn't understand this stuff. It's a bunch of procedural Washington swamp talk. … We can't get sworn in. We can't establish committees.
We can't put the first bill on the floor, which, by the way, is to defund the 87,000 IRS agents. We can't do any of that until we have aSo my message is now is the time to be united. We voted as a conference for Kevin McCarthy, and we need to stand firm against the Biden administration, against the Democrats in the Senate, and against our adversaries around the world that want to take down America. Enough is enough. Let's get on with the people's business.
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