House Speaker Mike Johnson will not stay on as Republican leader after GOP losses
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Speaker Johnson has told staff he will not run for minority leader after GOP midterm losses.
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A day after Democrats won the House majority, Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., told his staff in a phone call that he will not run for minority leader, according to four sources on the call.
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NBC News' Gabe Gutierrez reports on the GOP's path forward.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson will not stay on as Republican leader after GOP losses.
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A day after Democrats won the House majority, Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., told his staff in a phone call this morning he will not not stay on as Republican leader in the new Congress, according to four sources on the call.
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