Georgia's incoming attorney general vows impartial justice

Wins have been described as a tsunami over the state of Georgia. That's right. In good days, Alex Whitler joining us now with more on the other key races that have Democrats still cheering this morning. Yeah, tsunami wave. I see what you guys did there. Good morning to both of you. We'll start off with how Democrats are going to celebrate their victories for the next several days. But last night, they had messages for their supporters about the work they have ahead of them. Let's begin with the lieutenant governor's race. Democrat Josh McLaurin had a decisive win over Republican Greg Dolezal. Winning 56% of the vote, here's what he had to say about the importance of not only his win, but wins party-wide. This was the utter collapse of Donald Trump's agenda and his coalition. Well, now in the race for Secretary of State, Democrat Penny Brown Reynolds defeated Republican Tim Fleming 56% to 44%. Let's listen to some of her speech to supporters last night. This is America, and this... The election tonight and the results, we've got America back the way it's supposed to be. Well, in the race for Attorney General, Democrat Tanya Miller pushed herself as the only candidate qualified for the job. She beat Republican Brian Strickland, winning 56 percent of the vote. The law. It's only as strong as our willingness to apply it fairly. Justice cannot depend on who you know. It cannot depend on how much money you have. It cannot depend on your political party, your race, your neighborhood, or your last name. No one is above the law, and no one is beneath its protection. Well, all of the candidates promised to get to work soon for Georgia and they even had messages for those who didn't vote for them saying they will work for all Georgians. And that's really the main takeaway here. It's great to win, but now the work begins. Sure. They must be exhausted. I would imagine we're exhausted ourselves. They need a breakup. Yeah. Yikes. All right. Thanks, Alex.