'The House Is Not In Order!' Chaos Erupts As Representatives Get Into Heated Confrontation

Hey, ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia

4, Explain America. You know, the British House of Commons is kind of used to

raucous displays of people screaming at each other and almost getting physical with each other

The United States House of Representatives? Not so much until this week

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Now, in the video I'm about to show you, order had to be called for in the House several times

as Democrats were just acting crazy. Absolutely, absurdly, ridiculously crazy

Screaming, yelling, carrying on, shouting over people to the point where Steve Scalise was practically laughing at them as he tried to speak

And he made some valid points here about the debt ceiling, what has happened and what is going to happen

what Biden is doing, what Senate Democrats have done, all of it. And all they basically had to say in exchange of Democrats

well, we don't care, do it our way. You're going to see what I mean when you watch this clip

As we all know, the House has already voted to address the debt ceiling

In fact, on April 26th, the House is not in order. Madam Speaker, on April 26th, this House passed the Limit Save and Grow Act

Well, should I say some of this House, but a majority of this House passed a bill to address not only the debt ceiling

but also the spending problem in Washington that has brought us to this point

Now, I'll also say, Madam Speaker, that for more than four weeks

the Senate has not even taken up action on that bill. In fact, the Senate's not even in session today or this week

With that said Madam Speaker the House is scheduled to take its last votes The House will be in order

The gentleman is recognized. Thank you, Madam Speaker. Following tomorrow's votes, if some new agreement is reached between President Biden and Speaker McCarthy

members will receive 24 hours notice in the event we need to return to Washington for any additional votes, either over the weekend or next week

Additionally, we will allow all members to have 72 hours to review any such

legislative text that may come before us relating to the debt ceiling before final passage of that bill

Does the gentle lady ask to yield? Thank you for yielding to my colleague

I don't know how my colleagues across the aisle who voted for the default on America Act are going to look our veterans

in the eye this Memorial Day. You have presented our country with an impossible choice

Devastating cuts or devastating default. Hungry families or homeless seniors. Kids without classrooms or parents without jobs

MTVA clinics are empty savings account. And now you're sick of savings account

sending us home with no resolution. That's the plan. To default, to run out the clock. Well, I have

some good news for you. 213, every single member of the Democratic caucuses signed the discharge petition

So before you go home before you go home it only takes five patriots

five patriots to join us in the fight for the American people

Join us. Sign the petition. Stay here and fight for American families

fight for their American security. I yield back. Reclaiming my time, Madam Speaker

The House will be in order. The gentleman from Louisiana is recognized

Thank you, Madam Speaker. Maybe my colleagues on the other side are having buyer's remorse

or should I say, voter's remorse, that every single one of them voted against addressing the debt ceiling

over a month ago when we brought that bill to the floor. Now, Madam Speaker, there is a remedy

If anyone in this chamber, including my friends on the other side

would like to see this problem addressed, they should go over to the Senate side

or frankly, there's no one there. They should get on the phone and call the Democrat senators

who run the Senate and chose to be out this whole week because they took this so seriously

or call the White House and asked the president why he took 97 days off after the first meeting with Speaker McCarthy

when the Speaker was ready to negotiate. We're still here. We have done our job

We have acted. We are, in fact, the only body in this town who has actually taken steps to address the debt ceiling

and the spending problem in Washington. I would encourage the Senate to take up the bill

I would encourage the President to get engaged and address this problem

but we already have. The votes are on the board. I ask that the House be in order

And there'd be some decorum on the other side. The members are reminded to abide by decorum of the House The members are reminded to abide by decorum of the House

The House will be in order. The House will be in order

The gentleman from Louisiana is recognized. Thank you, Madam Speaker. And while some in this town might be interested in theatrics

House Republicans took action. We passed a bill to address the problem

It's time for my friends on the other side to start doing their job

call the Senate back in to take up the bill. If they don't like it, they can amend it

That is part of the legislative process. Let's get our jobs done

We've done ours. They need to do theirs. With that, Madam Chair, I yield back

An absolutely pathetic and childlike display. And Scalese, of course, was right

The Republicans are the only ones that passed anything to raise the debt ceiling

and the Senate's ignoring it. Now, look, we know it's not what they want

but this is a situation you got. The people voted, and they vote. vote it for Republicans in the House. You have to live with that and you have to work with that

And you're my way or the highway approach, President Biden that you carried on for months

It didn't work, did it? You thought the Republicans were going to blink. You thought they were going to back down and you were wrong

And these debt ceiling probably will not default. We will probably reach a deal

And the Republicans are going to get a lot of the things that they want it. That's how negotiation works

And the negotiation should have started long ago and should have continued

of the president blocking basically any talks for months and just saying it was going to be his

way or no way. Well, he lost that argument, and now the American people have had to pay for it

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