Hank Johnson

Now, let's take a look here in Guam.

Guam traditionally goes for Democrats, but it looks like Hank Johnson worrying about Guam flipping.

Well, it actually happened, just not in the way that he thought it would.

The Republican candidate for governor, Tony Ada, has actually won, and there is now a GOP majority in the legislature for Guam.

President Trump congratulated them on Truth Social, and the strongly Democrat Guam electorate has elected Republicans for the first time that I have ever heard of this happening.

Just in case you guys don't remember, this is Hank Johnson, one of the stupidest members of the House of Representatives, suggesting that the nation of Guam, the island nation of Guam, might flip over because of too much weight on the island.

My fear is that the whole island will become so overly populated that it will tip over and capsize.

We don't anticipate that.

It did not.

Much dispiriting Hank Johnson out there, the Democrat who had talked about that.

So Paula's got an important point.

Paula, I want to bring you in.

um yeah so they got the senate now at 43 to 33 and uh yeah so let's um let's oh

we didn't even talk about one of the biggest headlines of the day hank johnson was right

i know go ahead

go ahead hey guam flipped

guam flipped over

well I flipped the gubernatorial race of U.S. territory, Guam, flipped to Republican today.

And Hank Johnson, notably, about 10 years ago, I think, was questioning a general or some top military brass guy.

Who was it?

That's big.

You know, Hank Johnson predicted that that would happen.

Too many troops on the island, it's going to tip over.

So Guam has-

It's finally flipped.

Oh.

That's a deep cut there for anybody who remembers Hank Johnson.

I know exactly what you're talking about.

All right.

Speaker Mike Johnson, who was abysmally wrong.

Oh, that's right.

Get ready to say Speaker Hakeem Jeffries.

Get ready.

Oh, yes.

Speaker Mike Johnson, who was abysmally wrong.

I mean, he was just – he swung and missed.

And hopefully that's an indication for things to come.

Which brings us to Hank Johnson, the Georgia congressman, who worried out loud in 2010 that if we sent too many Marines to Guam, the island might, quote, Tip over and capsize.

That's a congressman from Georgia.

Back to earth science in eighth grade, dude.

Folks, Hank Johnson was right.

Guam flipped, just not the way he feared.

That's your good news.

And by the way, I don't mean flipped it over like that congressman.

Who was he? Hank Johnson was worried that the island would tip over.

Well, somebody might want to tell him that Guam did flip tonight, and it flipped from Democrats to Republicans.

It elected its first Republican governor in 20 years.

I've told the folks from Georgia every time I've been up there, if you do not put Keisha Lance Bottoms in office, you have three black House of Representatives members.

In the 456, there's Hank Johnson, Nekima Williams, and Lucy McBath.

You better be prepared for your state to knock out all three of those districts.

Those districts are majority black, and by the Supreme Court decision, they will be able to take every single one of those things and cut them up.