Chief of Staff of the Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, Fox News can confirm that R-la. Recently arrested for being arrested while drunk.
Hayden Haynes was arrested before midnight Tuesday night for allegedly trailing the vehicle while drunk. The arrest happened about an hour after the president. Donald TrumpThe joint speech to Congress ended.
US Capitol Police (USCP) failed to identify the suspect, and he confirmed the arrest of Fox News.
“A driver returned to the parked vehicle at around 11:40 pm last night,” a USCP spokesman said. “We responded and arrested them for the DUI.”
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House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La. (Mike Johnson/Facebook | Nathan Howard/Reuters)
According to Legistorm Records, Haynes has been working in Johnson’s office since 2017 and became Chief of Staff in October 2023. He is Johnson’s campaign manager in 2016.
Haynes, a native of Louisiana, graduated from Louisana Tech University in 2011 and later graduated from a graduate degree from Gonzaga University in 2014.
Johnson’s office said in a statement on Fox News’ digital numbers that the speaker still has “full confidence and confidence” in Haynes’ “ability to lead the speaker’s office.”
Trump grants Johnson “complete and comprehensive recognition” before his speech struggle
President Donald Trump was in a joint congressional meeting at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, followed by left-wing President JD Vance, and R-La’s Speaker of House Mike Johnson. (Winning McNamee/Pool via Reuters)
“The spokesman was aware of the encounter involving his chief of staff and the Capitol police that happened last night,” the statement said. “The Speaker has known and worked closely with Hayden for nearly a decade and believes he is the chief of staff for the entire term he served in Congress.”
“As a result, Hayden enjoys a respectful reputation among his members and staff, and the speakers are confident and confident in Hayden’s ability to lead the speaker’s office.”
Prior to the arrest, Johnson appeared on “Hannity” to praise Trump’s speech and said Democrats “had shame on themselves and their party through the sabotage incident.
House Speaker Mike Johnson shakes hands with President-elect Donald Trump at a House Republican meeting in Capitol Hill Regency, Washington, DC on November 13 (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
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“I’m sure it’s received at home like Republicans and gallery audiences,” Johnson said. “It’s really shameful that Democrats do. I mean, they’re really a spectacle. They bring shame to themselves and to the political party.”
“But the American people are following everything the president has to offer and they are appreciating.”
