According to legend, the first man to hold this office was personally responsible for prohibiting the adoption of German as a national language. One holder of this office stepped down from it in the wake of dealings with Tongsun Park in Koreagate; that man was Carl Albert. First held by Frederick Muhlenberg, the longest tenured holder of this office often went by the nickname "Mr. Democrat." Charles Crisp tried to use the (*) disappearing quorum 
According to legend, the first man to hold this office was personally responsible for prohibiting the adoption of German as a national language. One holder of this office stepped down from it in the wake of dealings with Tongsun Park in Koreagate; that man was Carl Albert. First held by Frederick Muhlenberg, the longest tenured holder of this office often went by the nickname "Mr. Democrat." Charles Crisp tried to use the (*) disappearing quorum tactic against one holder of this office, which was held by Sam Rayburn during the New Deal era. Once held by "Czar" Reed, this position's holder is second in line to the presidential succession. For 10 points, name this position held by people like Nancy Pelosi and John Boehner ["BAY-ner"].
According to legend, the first man to hold this office was personally responsible for prohibiting the adoption of German as a national language.
{Speaker} of the {House} [or {Speaker} of the {United States House} of {Representatives}]