Dusty Johnson

I am part of this new group called Leadership Sumetro.

And I can tell you that every conversation with the politicians, we had Dusty Johnson just this past week and just talking about just show up, show up for the meetings.

The agendas are posted.

Just show up because, you know, the other side is and they are yelling.

Oh, yeah

Daryl Issa, Dusty Johnson.

A blast from the past, baby, right there.

Daryl freaking Issa.

Two outside congressmen are here that are just friends with all the congressmen and all the people here.

Daryl Issa, a great friend of mine, and Dusty Johnson.

Thank you both for coming.

They're from a different part of our country, but they love Ohio and they love us.

Um, it basically...

This is something that was introduced, I think, in the last Congress and reintroduced this Congress by, um, uh, Congressman Peters and, uh, and Dusty Johnson from South, so South Dakota, bipartisan.

It would basically put permitting online.

It would put all the perm- federal permitting procedures online.

Um, it basically...

This is something that was introduced, I think, in the last Congress and reintroduced this Congress by, um, uh, Congressman Peters and, uh, and Dusty Johnson from South, so South Dakota, bipartisan.

It would basically put permitting online.

It would put all the perm- federal permitting procedures online.

Congressman, thanks so much for taking the time out of your busy day to talk to us.

Your fellow House Republican South Dakota Congressman Dusty Johnson told us on the show yesterday that he agreed with Senator Wicker, the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, who said that If he had been asked, he would have suggested to the president that he shouldn't roll out the red carpet for President Xi.

I know you disagree.

How do you respond to people who say the president, no president, should give a communist dictator responsible for a genocide, according to the State Department, this full, lavish welcome?

That's tonight at 9 Eastern, only on CNN.

Joining us now in studio, a rare treat, Republican Congressman from South Dakota, Dusty Johnson.

He's a member.

on the House Select Committee on China.

If we're instead talking about Lake Ontario and the reflecting pool and about whether or not CNN should be a part of the pool, I think Republican prospects are markedly worse.

And so, yeah, when I talk about focus, I think Republicans need message discipline because there is a story to be told there, and it doesn't have a damn thing to do with Lake Ontario.

All right, South Dakota Republican Congressman Dusty Johnson, always good to have you, sir.

Thank you so much.

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