'Freudian slip.' Speaker Mike Johnson Backtracks on Saying US Defends Nazi Ideology

'Freudian slip.' Speaker Mike Johnson backtracks on saying US defends Nazi ideology

Many are criticizing House Speaker Mike Johnson for Freudian slip after saying Republican Party "defended" Nazism. See Social media reactions.

Mike Johnson’s Anti-Nazi Attack Didn’t Go As Well As He Probably Hoped

One little word made the House speaker a subject of ridicule.

‘Nice Freudian Slip’: Mike Johnson Buried in Scorn Over Shocking 'Nazi' Gaffe

House Speaker Mike Johnson is getting torched online after an eyebrow-raising gaffe where he appeared to say Republicans have “defended that evil ideology” — referring to Nazism. Speaking to reporters at the Capitol amid the ongoing government shutdown, Johnson was attempting to underscore the Republican Party’s values in contrast to those of their Democratic counterparts. What came out, however, was a verbal faceplant that instantly lit up soci…

'We defended that evil ideology': Mike Johnson makes horrific gaffe in Nazi speech

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) made a horrific apparent gaffe when discussing a swastika spotted in a Republican congressman's office.U.S. Capitol Police were called to investigate a display of an American flag altered to show the Nazi symbol pinned to a wall in a cubicle used by Angelo Elia, a s...

Mike Johnson's Nazi remark gaffe called out by critics—'Freudian slip'

House Speaker Mike Johnson made the gaffe while trying to defend the Republican Party amid the governmant shutdown standoff.

Mike Johnson Might Want To Walk This Back

"That is not the principles of the Republican Party," Johnson said. "You want me to articulate them? We fought the Nazis, we defended that evil ideology."