That’s according to Fox News’ Brian Kilmeade, co-host of “Fox and Friends,” as the new Congress convenes Friday and House Speaker Mike Johnson could be in jeopardy of keeping his title. His grip on the gavel threatens not only his own survival but President-elect Donald Trump ’s ambitious agenda once he’s sworn into office later this month.

President-elect Trump said he has been in touch with Republican holdouts ahead of Friday afternoon’s Speaker vote, as uncertainty swirls about whether Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has enough support to be reelected leader,

When Friday morning, January 3 arrived and a new Congress was getting ready to be seated, Rep. Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) was hoping that he would have enough votes from fellow Republicans to remain House speaker.

U.S. Senate Republican leader John Thune faces the test of his career this year as he tries to steer Donald Trump's agenda through a narrowly divided Congress while protecting his own chamber's authority over Cabinet picks and spending.

Between Trump's agenda and DOGE, Republicans have steep ambitions for the coming years. On Friday, they avoided what could've been an early stumble.

The House Republicans have voted to re-elect Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La., as House speaker. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin and Garrett Haake report on Capitol Hill on how Johnson worked to flip opposition during the first round of voting and where Congress goes from here.