Democrats set agenda after major midterm wins

Well, now Republicans are doing some major soul-searching after their widespread losses in the midterm elections this week. In the meantime, Democrats are getting ready to ride their blue wave to Washington. Fox's Rebecca Castor has more from Washington. It wasn't simply a blue wave, it was an American tsunami. After washing out Republicans from seats they've held for decades, Democrats have a long list of things they'd like to do when they take control of Congress in January. People in this country are mad as hell and are giving Democrats a shot to show them we can do something about it. Party leaders say they'll focus on affordability, including healthcare reform and reining in President Trump's tariffs. Ending the Iran war is also a top priority. I knew the war was going to impact it, but whether it impacted or not, Iran can't have a nuclear weapon. Some high-profile Republicans, including Vice President J.D. Vance, are blaming the war for their party's poor performance Tuesday night. They know the pressure is now on to recalibrate before 2028. But one presidential contender is offering a grim outlook and believes the GOP wasted their majority. You are not, as Republicans, going to be able to retake the Senate under this current map. Just two years from now. And with all the House seats that have been done, probably not viable to take that back as well. So this is really gonna have an impact two years, four years, six years. Meanwhile, Mississippi and Alaska are still counting ballots in their contentious Senate races. Democrat candidates are leading, but both races remain too close to call.