House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., recently toured the home of Frederick Muhlenberg, the first Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, and reflected on the historical importance of his position.
During the tour in Trappe, Pennsylvania, located about 30 miles north of Philadelphia, leaders of a local historical society took McCarthy around Muhlenberg’s property — dubbed “The Speaker’s House” — and the Henry Muhlenberg House which was owned by Frederick Muhlenberg’s father, a well-known 18th century Lutheran minister.
“I wanted to come to the house of the very first speaker of the House of Representatives, Frederick Muhlenberg. You learn from history,” McCarthy told Fox News Digital in an exlusive interview following the tour. “Think about if you became the very first speaker of Congress — setting up a new nation, how did you create the tradition, the history?”
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