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00:00stats that are coming out that are showing the lowest numbers we've had in many years and that

00:05also despite the fact that a lot of people are here that shouldn't have been let into our country

00:10so they're going to be very proud tomorrow so we're signing at about five o'clock and at about

00:16five o'clock we're going to have b2s and f-22s and f-35s flying right over the white house

00:22and the speaker and i and john thune we're all there together with most i think most republican

00:29senators and congressmen and women and it's going to be a great day so we'll be signing

00:34with those beautiful planes flying right over our heads all right

00:38what we're going to see steve is a great guy he's a great negotiator iran does want to speak and

00:50i think they'd like to speak to me and it's time that they do we're not looking to hurt them we're

00:56looking to let them be a country again they got beat up and you know they were they were both

01:02exhausted frankly but iran really got beat up and uh i think they want to meet i mean i know they want

01:10to meet and if it's necessary i'll do it but steve is involved and very much involved and he's done a

01:16fantastic job all right one more

01:18i want the people of gaza to be safe more importantly i want i want to see safety for

01:29the people of gaza they've they've gone through hell thank you very much everybody

01:32thank you

01:58All right. President Trump getting back on Air Force One. You know what? If you guys are watching

02:17tomorrow, you're going to see a lot of images like this. This is a live fireworks show going

02:23on in Bloomington, Minnesota. This is northern Minnesota. We're going to be playing out a lot

02:28of fireworks show, a lot of fireworks shows tomorrow night. I'll be on the desk for the

02:32majority of that. You know what? Let's just get a little bit of a preview. Let's get a

02:36little bit of taste of it. Let's watch this one out. I don't know how much longer this

02:39is going to go, but again, this is Bloomington, Minnesota, northern Minnesota. It looks like

02:44they're getting a fireworks show in on Independence Day Eve, if you will. Let's listen. I'm going

02:53to play out the raw sounds.

03:23I'm going to play out the rally in the back of the big crowd. They want to play out

03:28the little

03:31Awesome,hovoo, heavyour

03:41Get under the edge.

03:44Let's watch in the middle.

03:49Oh yeah, I like that over here.

04:19Oh yeah, I like that over here.

04:49Oh yeah, I like that over here.

05:19I like that over here.

05:49I like that over here.

06:19I like that over here.

06:29Looks like our feed from Bloomington might be freezing up on us sadly, but hey, there's a little taste of what you're going to see during our 4th of July show tomorrow.

06:38The plan, by the way, while we're talking about it, the plan for tomorrow is to air just about as many fireworks shows as we can possibly cram into our air tomorrow night.

06:49We're going to start from the East Coast, head all the way until we watch the final show of the night in Seattle, Washington.

06:56The plan will be to air as many of them live as we possibly can, just kind of keep that going.

07:02And honestly, we're not exactly sure what happened.

07:07The feed just dropped.

07:08I'm just looking at my periphery here.

07:09So the feed out of Bloomington, unfortunately, is completely gone.

07:12We won't be able to see the grand finale of that fireworks show.

07:14So let's hit a quick commercial break.

07:16A live look at the White House, oh, about 37 minutes to midnight in the nation's capital, 823 Pacific time.

07:24By the way, heading over to Tel Aviv, watching the sun coming up in Israel about, oh, I'm just approaching 630 just about, Israeli standard time.

07:34I'm not sure why our usual vantage point of the Capitol is darker than it usually is, but a live look at the Capitol and then our normal look at the White House as well.

07:44Let's hit a commercial break.

07:45Our coverage continuing in a moment.

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10:18Welcome back. I'm Austin Westphal. It was a big day on Capitol Hill. President Trump's

10:38big budget bill was approved. We saw it as it made its way through the House, then through

10:44the Senate and back to the House. And now it heads to the president's desk. We expect him to sign it

10:49tomorrow at 4 p.m. Eastern time. I have a look at the White House. Let's get some reaction from

10:56Capitol Hill. After the bill was signed and after it was sent to the president's desk from the House,

11:02we heard from a number of House leaders on the GOP side. They spoke at length about the bill itself,

11:11the process, and where things go from here. Again, these are all GOPers that you're about to

11:16hear from. Mike Johnson eventually speaks. It doesn't start with him, but we hear from a number

11:21of GOP leaders. Johnson is toward the back end. We're going to play this out in full. Let's watch.

11:28Well, good afternoon, everybody. It is noon, right? Listen, six months ago to the day,

11:37I spoke on the House floor about my optimism for America's future. I was optimistic because the

11:46American people gave Republicans a historic opportunity, an opportunity to enact the largest

11:54tax cut in American history, to finally secure our borders and unleash American energy, an opportunity

12:04to put America first again. Well, I am proud to say House Republicans, we delivered.

12:19And thanks to the work of the House Republican Conference and our president, President Donald J.

12:29Trump, Americans have certainty. They will keep more money in their pockets and have the safety and

12:36security that they deserve. House Republicans remained unified. No one thought we could do it.

12:44Everybody doubted us, didn't they, Mr. Speaker? Right? They doubted us. But here we are again.

12:50Mr. Whip, what are we? Six and O? Nobody in this room doubted us. No, nobody here doubted us.

12:55Uh-uh. But we are unified. We delivered on our promises to the American people. No taxes on tip.

13:03No taxes on overtime. Tax relief to seniors. Enhanced child care tax credits. Elimination of the death

13:12tax. More ICE agents. We're finishing the border wall and funding the Golden Dome.

13:19And for all the fear mongering that goes out there from the Democrats, we actually secured Medicaid for

13:33those who need it most. Vulnerable Americans, pregnant women, and disabled. Compared to the Democrats

13:40Democrats who would rather give Medicaid to illegal aliens and MS-13 members. Democrats are fear

13:47mongering because they have no vision, no plan, and no leader. But guess what? We have a leader,

13:54and our leader is President Donald Trump. And lastly,

13:58let's not forget that actual fiscal sanity is being restored. Because of our work, the one big beautiful

14:10bill act is headed to the President's desk for signature. And today marks the end of the waste,

14:19the fraud, the fraud, and the abuse of American taxpayers' dollars. It marks the end of higher

14:25gas prices, the end of higher energy costs, and higher grocery bills. And because of the one big

14:31beautiful bill act, Joe Biden's border crisis is over. Listen, I applaud my colleagues who worked

14:48tirelessly. I don't think the Speaker and the Whip and the leader have slept in days. But they've worked

14:55tirelessly to ensure that we actually delivered on our promises. And I thank President Trump

15:02for his leadership in getting this bill across the finish line. Without his leadership, none of this

15:09would have been possible. His vision, none of this would have been possible. But today we passed actual

15:15transformational legislation. Legislation that will impact every family. Tomorrow, we celebrate our

15:24nation's independence. And we set out to spread the message of this historic achievement. But today,

15:32ladies and gentlemen, we are going to celebrate. President Trump and the American people's agenda

15:41has been delivered. And the man who probably had one of the most difficult jobs was Mr. Emmer,

15:50who actually had to whip and count all the votes and get everybody into line. So without further ado,

15:56our whip, Tom Emmer.

15:58Thank you, Lisa.

16:00You know, Mr. Speaker, they always complain about such a small majority. But for us old hockey

16:09players, it's just fewer numbers to count. It works out much better. On November 5th, Americans elected

16:15a Republican House, a Republican Senate and a Republican president with a mandate, a mandate for

16:21change, a mandate to undo the failed policies of the last four years and to deliver on President Donald

16:28J. Trump's America First agenda. Today, we're all proud to report that by passing our one big,

16:35beautiful bill and sending it to President Trump's desk to be signed into law, we are fulfilling that

16:42mandate. This is a once in a generation piece of legislation that secures our border, unleashes

16:49American energy, allows families to keep more of their hard-earned taxpayer dollars in their pockets,

16:55cuts, waste, fraud and abuse in government programs like SNAP and Medicaid, modernizes our air traffic

17:03control system, strengthens our national defense and so much more, all while implementing the largest cut in

17:11mandatory spending in our history. To put it simply, this bill is President Trump's Make America Great Again

17:19agenda being codified into law. From Minnesota to Texas and Maine to California, there are wins in this

17:27legislation for every single American. And I couldn't be more proud to be part of the Republican team that

17:34got this thing across the finish line. I want to say thank you to our speaker, Mike Johnson.

17:40We should also thank our leader, Steve Scalise.

17:59And while she won't tell you what she's doing, we got to give a big thank you to our conference chair,

18:12Lisa McClain.

18:17I want to thank the chairman of all our committees that worked on the reconciliation instructions for

18:23doing all the hard work behind the scenes of putting this bill together. And most importantly,

18:29most importantly, and people who know me know that it's about the team, I want to thank the members of

18:35our House Republican Conference for uniting as a team and getting this thing done.

18:40As we've said a million times before, do not underestimate the Republican majority in the House,

18:58the mighty majority in the House. This legislative process may not always look pretty, and there will

19:06always be many tough fights. But one thing is certain, we will always deliver on our promises

19:14to the American people. And with that, I turn it over to our great leader, Mr. Scalise.

19:20Well, thank you, Whip, and what a beautiful day here in America. It is the goal,

19:36building age of America again. America's coming back. And I tell you, a lot of people wrote this

19:41bill off for dead. Nobody said it would be easy. But you know what? We didn't come here to do easy

19:49things. We came here to do big things. We came here to make history. We came here to deliver on the

19:58promises we made to the American people to fight for them and to take power out of Washington and give

20:05it back to those families who have been struggling for way too long.

20:15Now, we had a little bit of debate on the floor today. You got to see a difference between the

20:20two parties in Washington, maybe more crystallized than we've ever seen before. And I think that's a

20:26good thing. I hope America watched all of it. Watch Democrats falling asleep behind their leader

20:31as he went on and on, trying to scare the American people with lies, with scare tactics,

20:38with depressing stories about things that will never happen unless Democrats keep running this

20:45country. But the American people said, we will not live in fear. We are not a country of fear. We're a

20:51country of hope. We're a country of optimism. We're a country that believes our brightest days are ahead,

20:58and they elected Republicans to deliver on those brighter days.

21:07And I think maybe their leader wanted to speak for hours and hours and break records

21:13because they wanted to stand in the way of history. But history is not going to be denied.

21:20We were elected with a purpose. Donald Trump ran all around this country. He went to swing states that

21:28they said Republicans could never win. And he didn't give different messages to different places. A lot

21:34of us traveled with the president. And the one thing you can say about Donald Trump is it doesn't matter

21:40where he went. When you listen to his speech, it's probably going to be a little bit longer than the

21:46paper that was written. Might've been about a 15 minute long speech because president Trump speaks

21:51from the heart. President Trump expanded our base. Wasn't just the typical Republican voters.

21:58It was people of all walks of life. People who had given up on Washington because Washington gave up

22:04on them. And they finally saw a leader who was willing to fight for the hardworking people

22:09of this country. That's who Donald Trump has always been. And all the people that knocked Donald Trump

22:16ignore one important fact. There is no better, more passionate fighter for America and its hope

22:24been promised than Donald J. Trump. And president Trump said at every stop, if you elect me, if you

22:35give me a Republican house and a Republican Senate, these are the things I will do. It was kind of

22:41historic in a lot of ways. It should be commonplace that a presidential presidential candidate runs on

22:46specific things and then delivers on every single thing he ran on. He said, I'm going to secure America's

22:51border. His opponent said they were going to keep the border open. He said, I'm going to actually make our

22:57country energy independent again. And then the war, the attack on American energy that we've seen for four

23:05years, crushed jobs, crushed the economy, forced families to pay too much for gasoline and embolden the

23:11enemies of our nation like Russia, Iran and others. And those days are over with this one big beautiful bill.

23:21And president Trump said a lot of other things, but what American people knew about not only electing

23:29Donald Trump, but about keeping this house majority and about electing a Republican Senate is that they

23:34said, we're going to entrust this group of people to go and be different and to deliver on those

23:40promises. And when you look through all the historic things in this one big beautiful bill, the wins for

23:46hardworking families, win after win after win, it's delivering on those promises. We are going to

23:53see economic growth. When Donald Trump signs this bill tomorrow on America's birthday, the independence

24:00of our nation, you will start seeing historic growth like we've never seen before. I've been proud to work

24:07on a lot of important pieces of legislation. There is not one group of people and there is not one bigger

24:14piece of legislation that will deliver more great benefits for the hardworking families who have

24:20been struggling in this country than this one big beautiful bill. There's a reason it was hard.

24:25There's a reason that it wasn't two committees like Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. It was 11 committees

24:30involved, historic. We made great historic reforms in education policy. First ever repeal of a Second Amendment

24:38tax in the history of our country. A constitutional right being taxed gone in this bill. You've heard

24:46about a lot of the other provisions. One of the things you didn't hear about is school choice,

24:50federal school choice for the first time ever. So low-income families will have an opportunity

24:56to get their kids out of failing schools. Every Democrat voted against all of those things. And they're

25:01going to have to explain that. Once the lies and the hot air and the long-winded speeches are over,

25:06people are going to go, I'm better off today now that this bill signed into law and all the things

25:11you said didn't happen, but the great things that Donald Trump and this Republican majority promised

25:16did. And that's the testament to the non-ending hard work of this group of people.

25:23And I will tell you, I've worked alongside a lot of leaders. And I've been blessed to be

25:30a part of leadership in majorities mostly. Minorities too. It's a lot more fun to be in the majority.

25:37But you get in the majority to do the big things, to do the hard work. And believe me,

25:42this was hard work. You all know it. You all know how many times this bill could have died if we just

25:46said, you know what, it's probably not going to get there. There's a lot of reasons why you could say

25:51it's just going to fail. But this group always said from the beginning, and we told you this and we meant it,

25:57failure is not an option, because the American people are counting on us. There's too much at stake.

26:03There was too much at stake from the very beginning. And we knew the power of what this bill will do for

26:08those families who are counting on us. And so every time it would have been easy to give up, we just thought

26:13about those families who entrusted us with their vote, and we had to deliver for them. We figured out a way to

26:20come together. People you never would have thought showing up voting yes. And I will tell you,

26:26all the leaders I've served with, I don't think there's one that held this group together,

26:32complicated majority, narrow majority, narrowest we've ever had. We were down a two-vote majority

26:39at the beginning of this process. And Speaker Mike Johnson never one day wavered on his commitment.

26:47Donald Trump absolutely was our closer. And Donald Trump never stopped. Every day was there in the fight.

26:54Who do I need to call? What do I need to do? No president more directly engaged. And believe me,

27:00tomorrow at the White House, you're going to see a proud president who's ready to deliver on his promise

27:05to the American people. But this bill wouldn't be heading over to the White House tonight without the

27:11incredible yeoman's unwavering support of Speaker of the House, my dear friend, Mike Johnson, our leader.

27:24We do need to take a quick commercial break before Speaker Johnson steps up to the podium.

27:29We're going to play his remarks in two minutes.

30:06Unfortunately, we don't have a direct line of communication with the person that operates

30:10it, but a dark Capitol Hill on this Thursday evening, about 14 minutes to midnight in

30:15the nation's Capitol.

30:16As I said before the break, Speaker Johnson giving some remarks after the passing of

30:22Trump's budget bill.

30:24Let's hear from the speaker earlier today.

30:47This is the vote tally card.

30:56We're going to frame this one, okay?

30:58218, 214.

31:00Listen, I'm not going to give you a long speech.

31:01A lot has been said today, and these people are exhausted.

31:04A couple of us quite literally haven't slept in two days, so I'm a danger to myself and

31:08others right now.

31:08I'm not going to speak off the cuff.

31:10I'll just say this.

31:11I mean, many of you have asked me this question in the hall over the last couple of days.

31:14But when it looked like that we might actually deliver this thing, particularly this morning,

31:19how did you know?

31:20I mean, what kept you going?

31:22Why did you think this was possible?

31:25You guys made an audacious plan.

31:28You brought the most comprehensive, complicated piece of legislation, probably, arguably in the

31:34top two or three in the history of the Congress, with the smallest margin in U.S. history,

31:37which we had for a big chunk of the first 100 days.

31:40And you put this audacious timeline.

31:42You said you were going to pass it out of the house by Memorial Day.

31:44I mean, some of you openly laughed at me when I said that back in early February.

31:48And then we said we would get it done by July 4th.

31:50We beat Memorial Day by four days, and we got this one done a day early.

31:54I just want to point out, okay?

31:58So the question was, I mean, like, why?

32:06Why did you do that?

32:07Why did you think that was possible?

32:08Because it just sums up, I would sum it up with one word.

32:10It's belief.

32:12Okay?

32:13We had a vision for what we wanted to do as a group.

32:16We believed in the election cycle last fall that we were going to be given this great

32:21blessing of unified government, that we would have the White House and the Senate and the

32:24House aligned, an alignment, unified government.

32:26And we did not want to waste that opportunity because we understand the history that comes

32:31along with it, the opportunity that we can do for the country.

32:33And we believe that we would have that chance.

32:36And then I believe in the people that are standing here behind me.

32:38I believe in this group, every single one of them individually.

32:41Some of them are more fun to deal with than others, you know?

32:44I mean that with the greatest level of respect.

32:48I love every single one of my colleagues.

32:51You know, even the ones I got to spend the more time with, right?

32:54Because everybody's here.

32:56Their motive is right.

32:57Their heart is right.

32:57They're trying to do right for their constituents.

32:59They're trying to serve the greatest nation in the history of the world that we're going

33:02to celebrate tomorrow.

33:03We don't take that lightly.

33:04I know their hearts and I know what their skill sets are and I know what they bring to

33:07the table.

33:08And I get up every day excited because I know that each of them are going to bring that to

33:13the table and they're going to serve their constituents.

33:15You could not have a greater group of public servants than the people standing in this room

33:20right here.

33:20They will give their all for this country.

33:23And man, that's what the framers intended when they put this thing together 249 years ago.

33:28This is what it was about.

33:29So I believed in this vision.

33:31I believed in the group.

33:32I believe in America.

33:35I believe we have a great nation.

33:45I'm going to say this very simply and everybody here would articulate it in their own way.

33:48We had a tough four years before this last election cycle.

33:51America was in, we're in deep trouble.

33:53And we knew that if we won and we believed we would, we knew that if we got unified government,

33:58we'd have to quite literally fix every area of public policy.

34:01Everything was an absolute disaster under the Biden-Harris radical, woke, progressive

34:07Democrat regime.

34:08And we took the best effort that we could in one big, beautiful bill to fix as much of it as we

34:16could.

34:16And I am so grateful to God that we got that done as we did because of the dedication.

34:21Lastly, it's no secret, I do believe in God.

34:30I believe in that motto that I referenced in the floor speech a little while ago.

34:34I believe that is what has made our nation the greatest in the history of the world.

34:39And some people shake their heads and they think that's old-fashioned or something.

34:42That is a fact.

34:43When the framers put this together, they stepped out in faith.

34:46They did something that no nation had ever done before.

34:49The great statesman philosopher G.K.

34:51Chesterton of Great Britain said, America is the only nation in the world that was founded

34:56upon a creed.

34:57And he said, it's listed with almost theological lucidity or clarity in the nation's birth

35:01certificate, the Declaration of Independence.

35:03We hold these truths to be self-evident.

35:05We recognize, we boldly proclaim the self-evident truth that our rights do not come from the government.

35:11They come from God himself.

35:12Well, he's the one that gave us our rights.

35:14That's right.

35:21Abraham Lincoln said in the Gettysburg Address, we are dedicated to this proposition, one nation

35:25under God, a government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish

35:30from the earth.

35:31This is an experiment.

35:32It's only 249 years.

35:34Y'all, that's not a long span of time in human history.

35:37It's just a real blip on the whole scale of human history.

35:41It is up to us to save it.

35:42It's up to the duly elected representatives of the people to come here and represent.

35:46And it's up to every single one of us, of the people, by the people, for the people,

35:51all of us.

35:52So you got to be engaged and we got to pass this along to the next generation.

35:55Reagan reminded us, freedom's not inherited in the bloodstream.

35:58It's got to be protected.

36:00It's got to be fought for.

36:01It's got to be taught to the next generation so that they will have the same liberty, opportunity

36:05and security that we have all known and too often take it for granted.

36:08So I just want to say, we're going to get to the main event here.

36:10We're about to see.

36:11We're about to see.

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