Johnson shrinks after government reopens: ‘We’re not giving them anything’

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The House of Representatives voted to end the 43-day government shutdown on a 222-209 vote Wednesday evening just after 8 PM ET.

“CHuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries from New York. They needed to find political cover because the Marxists are taking over the Democratic Party, especially in their situation, Johnson told Hannity. “

“They are more afraid of political recovery from the radicals who now run the democratic party than they are afraid of taking food from hungry families,” he added.

Congress is sending a bill ending the longest government shutdown in history to Trump’s desk

“The country’s long night is over,” said the speaker. “The Democrat shutdown was finally put down by the Republicans tonight. We all stood together. We did what we told the American people to do.”

Cash on President Donald Trump’s desk. Johnson said he would introduce it because of the commander’s signature.

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The financial show that deviated from Washington, DC, weeks focused on the part of the Democrats’ Refusal to return the money paid without renewing the funding without renewing the funding.

“It was a very selfish political scene,” Johnson said. “It has caused nothing but pain to the American people, and I think it will be a long time before they forget this.”

House Democrats speak at a press conference on health care before votes on federal funding in front of the US Capitol in Washington, DC, 2025. (Nathan Poser / Anadolu via Getty Images)

This bill was passed by this house and supports the government until Jan. 30

Johnson said there were no Democratic demands

“We didn’t give them anything — any of their crazy, crazy needs,” Johnson added. “I think the best won tonight, and it was overdue for a long time.”

Small American flags fly in the wind along the National Mall near the Capitol in Washington, November 10, 2025. (AP Photo / J. Scott Applewhite) (Photo / j. Scott Applewhite)

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He said Trump is “bent over backwards” to support Americans who have been affected by the shutdown and expressed confidence that the administration will continue those efforts.

“You’re going to see that same level of transplant,” Johnson said. “The entire cabinet, every administration will work around the clock to get the government open and running again as soon as possible.”