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Speaking to Fox Business host Stuart Varney, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) once again pushed the Republican Party line about President Donald Trump's supposedly superhuman capacity for work. The topic came up when Varney asked his guest, “Do you work 18 hours a day?” “More. More,” Johnson replied. “And I have to, because President Trump works 21 hours per day.” That would, of course, leave the 79-year-old president only three hours in the day for rest. Trump made headlines this week for again appearing to doze off in the middle of a televised meeting. Last week, Johnson was the subject of an unflattering New York Times piece claiming the speaker was drowning in the daily responsibilities of his job.
Speaking to Fox Business host Stuart Varney, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) once again pushed the Republican Party line about President Donald Trump's supposedly superhuman capacity for work. The topic came up when Varney asked his guest, “Do you work 18 hours a day?” “More. More,” Johnson replied. “And I have to, because President Trump works 21 hours per day.” That would, of course, leave the 79-year-old president only three hours in the day for rest. Trump made headlines this week for again appearing to doze off in the middle of a televised meeting. Last week, Johnson was the subject of an unflattering New York Times piece claiming the speaker was drowning in the daily responsibilities of his job.
Speaking to Fox Business host Stuart Varney, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) once again pushed the Republican Party line about President Donald Trump's supposedly superhuman capacity for work. The topic came up when Varney asked his guest, “Do you work 18 hours a day?” “More. More,” Johnson replied. “And I have to, because President Trump works 21 hours per day.” That would, of course, leave the 79-year-old president only three hours in the day for rest. Trump made headlines this week for again appearing to doze off in the middle of a televised meeting. Last week, Johnson was the subject of an unflattering New York Times piece claiming the speaker was drowning in the daily responsibilities of his job.
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