BREAKING: Jeffries breaks record for longest House floor speech

Political Commentary & Ideological Conflict - The speech criticizes a bill for not addressing the high cost of living in the United States [1] - It connects current political extremism to "Project 2025," framing it as a threat to American values [1] - The speaker contrasts "Project 2025" with the ideals of the Declaration of Independence, particularly the pursuit of happiness [1] - The speech draws a parallel between the American Revolution (Project 1776) and the need to overcome current challenges (Project 2026) [1] Call to Action & Hope - The speaker urges Americans to read the Declaration of Independence and understand its historical context [1] - The speech invokes the legacy of civil rights leaders like John Lewis and Martin Luther King Jr, emphasizing perseverance and "good trouble" [1] - It encourages listeners to "press on" for various groups, including children, seniors, veterans, unions, farmers, dreamers, working-class Americans, the middle class, the poor, the sick, and the lost [3][4] - The speech concludes with a message of hope and determination, urging Americans to fight for democracy and the American way of life until victory is won [4]