'Radical communists, that they're!': Jordan takes House GOP helm, vows to expose Dems' 'real' agenda

Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio has been elected House Republican Leader, defeating Steve Scalise in a 106-73 secret ballot as the GOP prepares to enter the minority. Jordan vows to fight the Democrats' agenda and champion "more freedom" for American families. Meanwhile, Tom Emmer wins the Republican whip position, while Lisa McClain retains her role as conference chair. In brief remarks to reporters after his win, Jordan said Republicans would focus on fighting for American families over the next two years. "When Democrats offer more government, we'll offer more freedom," Jordan said. "We will bring that fight in committee, on the floor and on the stump every single day."