Thank you, Anderson. I am Chris Cuomo and welcome to Pride Time.

Tonight, there is reason for hope. Things are very much in flux, but we have never heard what we've

heard tonight. Republicans may want their party back from Trump. Reportedly, Senator Mitch McConnell

thinks Trump has gone too far. The New York Times reports that McConnell may be indicating

to the caucus that impeachment could make it easier to rid the party of Trump. Now, I know that's

hard to believe, especially coming from him, but you will hear from a senator tonight that is

hearing from his colleagues that members of the GOP in the Senate may want to break with the

Republican, with the retrumpelican number in their ranks. A number may be open to convicting Trump

in the Senate. Now, in the House, it looks like impeachment is not going to be in all Democrat

affair. The third ranking member of the GOP is Liz Cheney. Now, she said tonight she will vote

for impeachment, so did Representative Adam Kinzenger and Representative Catco. And the names keep

coming. It's not just those three. A White House official says there may be 20 or more Republicans

in the House who may vote to impeach. Add that to the top GOP in the House, McCarthy. Now,

he set silent for so many lies by this president and advanced many of those lies for Trump himself.

But now McCarthy is reportedly trial ballooning Trump being pushed to resign. It sounds kind of like

a Nixon situation where the heads of the party would go to him and say, look, you don't have the

votes, you don't have the confidence you need to go. That's how it happened with Nixon. Democrats

didn't throw him out. Republicans got him to resign. Do they have that kind of resolved now?

I don't know, but I've never seen any indication of it until now. This is a moment in history,

if only because of this degree of shift. So here's the state of play. The House is now debating a

resolution on whether Pence should invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Trump. I'm a seller on

this proposition and I'll tell you why. First of all, the VP sent a letter to Speaker Pelosi,

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