Republicans choose new leaders on Capitol Hill after midterm elections

News here at six, after sweeping losses in last week's elections, Republicans have chosen new leaders on Capitol Hill who will try and help the party regroup. As for who the Democratic leaders will be, that is still to be decided. Fox's Rebecca Castor has the latest from Washington. It is my great delight now to yield the podium to your new Republican leader. Vowing to rebuild after losing the majority in Congress, House Republicans have selected new leaders who will try to right the ship in time for 2028. Over the next two years, House Republicans will fight for American families. When Democrats offer more government, we'll offer more freedom. Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan will take the reins after his colleagues overwhelmingly selected him for minority leader over the current number two House Republican, Steve Scalise. Congressman Tom Emmer will keep his role as minority whip. There is no doubt about it, Tuesday night was a tough... In the Senate, Majority Leader John Thune will become Minority Leader, despite some Republicans pushing to delay that election. Now the pressure's on for Thune to still advance his party's priorities in a democratically controlled chamber next year. I want to have a plan of what we're gonna do. We clearly, I mean, something went wrong, right? We weren't listening to voters. We didn't do what we said. House and Senate Democrats will hold their leadership elections later this month. Minority leaders, Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer want the top leadership roles, but calls for change are growing. In my view, the time is now for change and I will not be supporting Chuck to be reelected. No other House Democrats have officially stepped forward to challenge Jeffries for speaker, but Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen is considering a bid against Schumer. In Washington, Rebecca Castor, Fox News.