called for his resignation. the one individual everybody's got their eye on right now is the lieutenant governor of virginia. his name is justin fairfax. he's an african-american. his great, great, great grandfather was a slave. he carries around what's called the manumission papers releasing him from his servitude from way back in the 18th century. he's released a statement. he is walking right up to calling for northam to resign. you'll remember in that press conference yesterday, ralph northam had high praise for justin fairfax and said that justin fairfax supported him. but he released a statement late yesterday that says in part, "now more than ever we must make decisions in the best interests of the people of the commonwealth of virginia." he also said "the ability to unite and help us rise to the better angels of our nature is essential." and so, this individual would stand to walk into the governor's mansion, if, in fact, ralph northam, just behind me here, chooses to resign. so far, he's showing no sign of