George Conway: “Trump Deserves to Spend the Rest of His Life in Prison” | Amanpour and Company
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Published 2024-01-22
Originally aired on January 22, 2024
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All Comments (21)
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Michele asks good questions and she allows the guest to answer fully without interruption, but still asks good and relevant followup questions. Great interview. And she's looking great!
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It isn't just that people will vote for a convicted felon that gets me, it's what he will be convicted of and people will still vote for him that absolutely floors me.
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Wow I think he hit the nail on the head when he talked about people not wanting to admit they were wrong I think that’s spot on
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"People don't want to admit that they've been wrong and have been suckered." Exactly!!!!
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We need to see him face serious CONSEQUENCES which will send a huge message to his followers. It’s imperative.
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George Conway should be awarded an honorary doctorate in Psychology—he hits the nail on the head.
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Never thought I’d see a time where our representatives in Congress were so afraid of one man that they broke their oath of office to support him over the country. Our Forefathers would be so ashamed of our current GOP.
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As usual George is right on the money. Unless you’ve had to deal with an out of control narcissist you have no idea how dangerous they are.
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There are things Trump did that he hasn’t been indicted for like his callous treatment of children at the border, his blundered handling of the pandemic with hundreds of thousands of unnecessary deaths, even his 13 execution of federal prisoners, all these things are reprehensible. There is too much to put in a comment. Trump is a cruel mad man, and he does deserve prison for life.
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Special shout out and thanks to Mitch McConnell, without whom this entire nightmare wouldn’t have been possible.
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Excellent, George Conway! So clear, concise and brilliant delivery for each question. God be with you always. Thank you for your service. ❤
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The opening of your video reminded me that, as a taxpayer, I don’t believe I should have to pay to provide Secret Service protection for traitor Trump!
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Be still, my heart! Have been waiting years for someone in media or government to say this. Thank you, Mr Conway and Ms Martin.
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George looks great and sounds happy. His new circle has obviously given him a new life.
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"It's easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled."
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“Authoritarians are Criminals “. Well said
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I just looked at the definition of sociopath: a person who doesn't know right and or wrong, and does not care about the rights and wrong of others
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Thank you George for your honesty and transparency!! 💙🙏🇺🇸
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I always appreciate a great interview with intelligent George Conway who is a brilliant legal scholar. I am smarter for hearing him every time.
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Thank you Mr. Conway for your integrity, for your honorable approach to life.
