Speaker Johnson’s BIZARRE Explanation Why He Uses Gay Dating App!

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Speaker Mike Johnson calls in to The Jimmy Dore Show to blame Democrats for the government shutdown while making out-of-touch comments about culture and technology. Johnson defends his criticism of the NFL for choosing Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl halftime performer, mistakenly calling him Mexican and suggesting Lee Greenwood would be a better choice.

The conversation spirals into absurdity as Johnson reveals his strange eating habits and hilariously misunderstands the gay dating app Grindr, believing it helps users to avoid homosexuals.

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