Newsmax paused for breaking alert over 'the end of Trump's presidency'

February 25, 2026


In a moment that caught plenty of viewers off guard, House Speaker Mike Johnson appeared on Newsmax and delivered a warning that sounded less like reassurance and more like a reality check for Donald Trump.

During a breaking segment, Johnson acknowledged just how high the stakes are for Republicans heading into the midterm elections. He openly admitted that if Republicans lose control of the House, it would effectively cripple Trump’s presidency. His message was clear: without a House majority, Trump’s remaining time in office would be severely constrained.

Johnson emphasized that Trump needs the full four years to accomplish his agenda, arguing that two years simply wouldn’t be enough. But the underlying concern was obvious. If voters shift the balance of power in Congress, Trump’s ability to govern would be dramatically limited. Legislative gridlock, aggressive oversight, and potential investigations would immediately follow.

This comes at a time when Trump’s polling numbers have reportedly softened and conversations about the 25th Amendment have resurfaced among some Democrats. While removing a president through that process or impeachment remains politically difficult, the mere fact that such discussions continue signals how divided and tense the political climate has become.

Johnson also criticized Democrats who interrupted Trump during the State of the Union, calling their behavior inappropriate and saying it reflected poorly on them. Still, his sharper warning was reserved for his own party: hold the House, or risk rendering Trump’s presidency ineffective.

What stood out most wasn’t partisan sparring it was the acknowledgment that electoral accountability still matters. Midterms aren’t just symbolic contests. They can reshape the final years of a presidency in very real ways.

With control of Congress hanging in the balance, voters once again hold the deciding power.

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