If it's Wednesday, reaction and reckoning, a win for Democrats in Georgia's Senate runoff

secures the party's grip on Senate control as Republicans grapple with the former president's role in the party

as he enters a tailspin of legal and electoral setbacks.

Plus, the Supreme Court hears arguments in a high-stakes case that could reshape election laws

in battlegrounds across America, just in time for the 2024 election season.

We'll find out if the justices tip their hands on how they might rule.

And 3,000 police officers, 130 raids, and 25 arrests.

How German officials thwarted a terrorist group's plot to overthrow the government there

and what it means for far-right extremism at home and abroad.

I don't know. Welcome to Meet the Press Now. I'm Garrett Haake. What happened in Georgia last night has the potential to reverberate through American politics for weeks and months to come, from the halls of Congress and the White House to the gold-trimmed halls at Mar-Laga.

Republicans were dealt one final election night to feed in this 2022 midterm cycle as incumbent

Georgia Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock held on to his seat by just about three points in his

runoff against Republican Herschel Walker.

Warnock's success in a key battleground state like Georgia

has also instantly vaulted him into the mix

for potential contenders to lead the party after Joe Biden.

Here is some of what he told supporters

in his victory speech last night.

I am Georgia.

Thank you. night I am Georgia I am an example and an an iteration of its history of its pain and its promise of the brutality and the possibility.

But because this is America, because we always have a path to make our country greater

against unspeakable odds, here we stand together. Thank you, Georgia.

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