How did the radical Republicans respond to President Andrew Johnson veto of a bill allowing Freeman's bureau to continue its work?

The Radical Republicans responded to President Andrew Johnson's veto of the bill to extend the Freedmen's Bureau by overriding the veto, demonstrating their commitment to protecting the rights of freed slaves and ensuring their integration into society. They viewed Johnson's actions as a betrayal of the Reconstruction efforts and pushed for more extensive civil rights legislation. This marked a significant shift in power dynamics, as Congress asserted its authority over the president in matters of Reconstruction policy.