Congress returns following blue wave on Election Night

There are some fresh faces in Washington, D.C. this week as the incoming Democratic majority faces its first major decision, who will lead the party in each chamber of Congress. And not everybody's on the same page after moderates and progressives took away different messages from last week's midterm rout. Fox News' Caroline Elliott reports. Lawmakers are back on Capitol Hill as Democrats get ready to take over in January, but some who have not even taken office yet are already starting a fight. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is hoping to be reelected alongside House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. But some Democrats believe they haven't done enough to stand up to President Trump and that voters want the party to move in a new direction. I don't think it was a message of, you know, we want a moderate agenda. It's definitely, We want something different. Senator Chris Van Hollen, who is known to be more progressive, could be a possibility, according to reports. But no one has yet to challenge Hakeem Jeffries for leadership of the House. You can't beat somebody with nobody, and that's kind of where I think this race stands. And with control of the House and the Senate, some Democrats say their first priorities will be the cost of living, ending the war with Iran and Medicare for all. But President Trump has said He said he's ready to become Mr. Veto. Frankly, if they go far enough to the left, that makes it harder for them to come back and try to win the presidential campaign. Another top priority for Democrats will be investigating the president and those in the White House. But neither Schumer or Jeffries have announced immediate plans for impeachment hearings. In New York, Caroline Elliott, Fox News.