George Conway: Why impeaching Trump hasn’t worked

George Conway — once a Republican who cried tears of joy when Trump won in 2016, now a Democrat running for Congress in Manhattan — joins Tara to make his case for a third impeachment of Donald Trump. The former Federalist Society member and ex-husband of Kellyanne Conway argues this time is different: with a Democratic Senate setting the rules, a real trial with live witnesses could finally expose the corruption. They get into why he thinks impeachment can work now, how he'd pursue the Epstein files if elected, his evolution from Reagan Republican to registered Democrat, and Trump's accidental confession that the Iran conflict is a war he never got Congress to authorize.

0:00 – Cold open: "Does America have the appetite for a third impeachment?"

2:13 – Ad break

3:03 – Why Congress needs lawyers who can cross-examine, not give speeches

5:58 – Epstein: should they drag the lawyers back to testify on the Jane Doe settlement?

8:33 – The DOJ cover-up: Ghislaine Maxwell's transfer, withheld files, and malfeasance

12:54 – Impeach, remove, legislate safeguards — then document everything

13:07 – But impeachment hasn't worked before — why is this time different?

15:08 – A real Senate trial with live witnesses, not political speeches

16:47 – "Give them JD Vance" — Conway says Vance could be impeached too

18:09 – Won't impeachment talk activate Trump's base?

23:07 – The race: Conway vs. Jack Schlossberg in New York's 12th

24:49 – Political dynasties vs. fresh faces — the Democratic Party's best moments

27:09 – Substance vs. brand: Schlossberg is a TikTok star, Conway is a litigator

28:02 – The polls: Schlossberg 25%, Conway 16%, Undecided 33%

29:23 – "Why am I a Republican?" — Conway's ideological journey since 2018

35:14 – Roe v. Wade: Conway's position and the Women's Health Protection Act

39:36 – Trump calls the war a "military operation" — Conway says that's a confession

42:16 – Audience comment: a conservative looking for a label that fits his ethics

42:53 – Outro and thanks

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