President Johnson warns GOP to put himself for the closure of the government, urges the unit

Chamber Mike Johnson, R-La., And the leaders of the GOP in the Chamber urged their Republican colleagues to remain united before a probable government closure during a telephone call reserved for the legislator on Monday, Fox News Digital learned.

“In a realistic way, the way (the Democrats have) painted in a corner, I do not think they will be ready to give in. There will be a stop at least on October 1, for at least a few days,” said Johnson for the call, said Fox News Digital. “I think it’s probably a good bet.”

The leaders of the GOP of the Chamber spent about an hour gathering their conference to stay on the message before a possible closure of the government, which will occur if the Senate did not adopt a short -term federal financing bill before midnight on Wednesday.

Johnson urged the Republicans to “remain completely united,” said Fox News Digital, while arguing that the Democrats have “no credible argument” against the rejection of the GOP spending bill.

President Johnson returns the scenario to DEM leaders with a faithful warning against the government’s closure

Chamber Mike Johnson, R-La., Is expressed at a press conference in Capitol on May 6, 2025, in Washington. (Rod Lamkey, Jr./Ap Photo)

He asked the house’s Republicans to keep a low profile before returning to Capitol Hill next week, including giving up speeches and political events of the house, said Fox News Digital.

His comments on a closure were probably in response to a GOP legislator of the house asking whether to withdraw from an event planned this week.

Democrats and Republicans disagree on how to avoid a potential closure, with the first warning that they will not vote for the latter’s bill without major concessions on health care reform.

The Republicans, in turn, stressed that the financing levels are roughly the same as the Democrats supported by former President Joe Biden at the end of the (FY) 2024, and accumulated democrats to make unreasonable or partisan requests for a seven -week -old financing bill.

The measurement, a bill on stopgap which maintains the mainly stable public spending levels until November 21, aims to give the Chamber and Senate for more time to set financing priorities for the financial year 2026, which begins on October 1.

The head of the Senate minority, Chuck Schumer, DN.Y., walks to speak at a press conference after the weekly lunch of the Senate democratic policy at the American Capitol in Washington on June 17, 2025. (Anna Moneymaker / Getty Images)

He passed the house largely along the party earlier this month. But in the Senate, where at least several Democrats are necessary to reach a threshold of 60 votes to advance the bill, its fate is more uncertain.

“If you want to win the closure, we have to stay in attack,” the whip said the majority of Tom Emmer, R-minn.

House passes a sustained plan by Trump to avoid the government closure

He stressed that the Republicans “did our job” by adopting the financing bill.

“We have to continue to underline this. And if we do, we will win this battle,” said Fox News Digital.

The president of the GOP conference, Lisa McClain, R-Mich., Urged the Republicans to keep the messenger messaging on federal funding, rather than participating in a debate on health care, said Fox News Digital.

President Donald Trump speaks to journalists as he left the White House in Washington on September 7, 2025. (Jose Luis Magana / AP Photo)

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Democrats require legislation that reverses some of the MEDICAIDS Cups of the Republicans in their “a large and beautiful bill” and an extension of the Obamacare subsidies of the era of the Pandemic COVID-19.

The Republicans, who accused the Democrats of having tried to restore obstacles to illegal immigrants who obtain Medicaid, said that left requests would add about 1.5 billion of dollars in spending.

This occurs while the four main leaders of the Chamber and the Senate should meet President Donald Trump on Monday afternoon to discuss the funding of the government in a last effort to avoid a closure.