HARLOW: A history-making night especially for women last night. At least 100 women will serve in the House of Representatives next year. Two of them will be the first Native American women ever elected to Congress. You're looking at them on your screen, Democrats Sharice Davis of Kansas and Deb Haaland of New Mexico. Congresswoman-elect Haaland joins me now. Good morning. Congratulations. And you said, quote, "I have never seen myself," anyone -- a Native American women ever. You said, "I've never seen myself represented in that body of government. Today that changes." What is your number one mission in this job?</s>DEB HAALAND (D), NEW MEXICO CONGRESSWOMAN-ELECT: Thank you so much for having me. Well, gosh, I am -- it's exciting, of course. And it's humbling to feel like both Sharice and I we broken this particular glass ceiling 50 years ago. The first African-American woman was elected to Congress, Shirley Chisholm.
Interview with Congresswoman-elect Deb Haaland