It's Thursday, November 7th.
I'm Jane Costen, and this is Water Day, the show where we're putting our heads down and getting back to work after a brief session of uninterrupted screaming.
On today's show, we're gonna make it, and there's some good and bad news in Congress, so let's get into it.
And here to help me do that is our good friend Josie Duffy Rice.
Josie, how are you?
I'm sure everything's normal and good and fine in Georgia.
Everything is phenomenal, Jane.
I.
I've had a great week.
Nothing's gone wrong.
It's been awesome.
No downsides.
Nothing has gone wrong at all.
Nope.
Yeah.
Well, glad to be here to talk.
About things that definitely didn't go wrong.
Vice President Kamala Harris officially conceded to President elect Donald Trump on Wednesday.
Harris addressed a crowd of hundreds of campaign staffers and students who gathered on the lawn of her alma mater, Howard University, and she said it was important to accept defeat.
A fundamental principle of American democracy is that when we lose an election, we accept the results.