Newly elected Black women in Georgia have a message for Trump

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Georgia Attorney General-elect Tanya Miller and incoming Secretary of State Penny Brown Reynolds talk to CNN's Victor Blackwell about how they would deal with President Donald Trump if he were to antagonize them.

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**CNN** Newly elected Black women in Georgia have a message for Trump

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