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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: Jim Jordan Vows to Continue Bid for House Speaker Ahead of a Third Vote [Watch (HLS stream): Jim Jordan Vows to Continue Bid for House Speaker Ahead of a Third Vote](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/cKHmGaMS.m3u8) (3:16)  _Published 2023-10-20. Rep. Jim Jordan made an impassioned push to become House speaker ahead of a Friday vote even as his Republican colleagues were explicitly warning the hard-edged ally of Donald Trump that no more threats or promises can win over their support._ --- Oct 20, 2023 4:20 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [Rep. Jim Jordan Comes Up Short in Second House Speaker Vote](/video/WtwXCosz/) ### Rep. 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And short me to get to work for the American people. We need to do what we said we were going to do. We need to do what we told him. We were going to do when they like us and put us in office and frankly we can't do that. If the house isn't open. If that we can't, we can't open the house until we get a speaker. Americans aren't timid, folks are people of action and the words that first fight finished teeth. I think sissy American Spirit, Americans expect their government to fight for them. They expect us to finish our work and they expect us to keep Faith with the principles and values that made us the greatest nation ever made us the nation that can go from the Wright brothers to Neil Armstrong. That's what we have to keep in mind and that's the kind of attitude. I think we got to have the quickest way to get all this working is to get a speaker elected. That's what I hope we can do today. I'll take your questions. Today. And tomorrow. 1015. Both stay the same. We picked up a few blocks of few. I think the ones we lost and come back. So I look, there's been multiple rounds of votes for speaker before we all know that. I just know that we need to get a speaker as soon as possible so we can get to work for the American people. You're you're you're making the cure making the case for why we need to leave the house open so we can evaluate the package. We can't do that, can vote on that, can't pass anything in that until we get the house open. So I got to see the package but we certainly need to help Israel, but I got to see the package but I can't, we can't do that. The house isn't open. All the more reason why we need to get the house. Hoping as soon as possible, I got 200 votes. The speaker doesn't need from for my colleagues. The sooner, we can get this accomplished, the better for the American people, who spect us to work for them and for our friends and allies like the great state of Israel. Was yesterday, were you able to get any of the ones who didn't sleep to pledge to you? That they would wait. We had a, we had a good conversation will continue to do that. But as I point out, the fastest way to get to work, for the American people is to elect the speaker. So, the house can be open and we can get things done. We, we stand with this Robin there, five times of mazing, amazing people, amazing country and we we should do everything we can to help him the quickest way to do that is to let the speaker. Thank you all very much. ```json {"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"VideoObject","name":"Jim Jordan Vows to Continue Bid for House Speaker Ahead of a Third Vote","description":"Rep. Jim Jordan made an impassioned push to become House speaker ahead of a Friday vote even as his Republican colleagues were explicitly warning the hard-edged ally of Donald Trump that no more threats or promises can win over their support. 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