Greg Abbott gives speech on ‘resounding victory’ for re-election as Texas governor

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott spoke to supporters after projected to be re-elected, where he thanks his supporters for propelling him to his “resounding victory” for his re-election as Texas governor. He announces Texas will now be represented by a Hispanic Republican woman, Monica De La Cruz, and added she will “go to Congress and the first thing she will do is to fire Nancy Pelosi.”Nov. 9, 2022

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