Jeff Landry lays out his plans for the transition into the Louisiana governor's position

Republican Gov.-elect Jeff Landry began to lay out his plans for the transition into Louisiana's highest position fresh off an earlier-than-expected victory. Landry says his administration will do things differently during a press conference. Landry replaces term-limited Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards. Landry says his immediate policy focuses are on the state’s education, economy and high crime rate. The Republican says he plans to call a special session to address crime soon after he is inaugurated in January.