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Greene declares MAGA "completely dead" in Keith Edwards's roundup

Despite its impeachment headline, Edwards's video centers on conservative criticism of Trump and competing complaints about JD Vance.

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Why this story? 994,855 views so far, and here is what is inside it.

TOP REPUBLICANS ARE CALLING FOR IMPEACHMENT

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0:34Carlson declares the Trump era over and criticizes his foreign policy toward Iran and Israel.
3:25Carlson mocks Levin and Shapiro for downplaying voter concern about Iran.
5:03Greene declares MAGA dead and argues Republicans have a serious problem with women voters.
7:33Thiessen criticizes Vance for breaking with Trump on foreign policy, describing it as disloyal.
9:28Christie condemns Vance's support for a controversial Ramaswamy campaign ad.
10:26Edwards argues that Republican divisions create an opportunity for Democrats after the midterms.

Tucker Carlson announces the end of the Trump era. Marjorie Taylor Greene pronounces MAGA dead. But the conservative voices Keith Edwards brings together are not all making the same argument, particularly when it comes to JD Vance.

Edwards's "TOP REPUBLICANS ARE CALLING FOR IMPEACHMENT" assembles a post-midterm roundup of media clips and political criticism. The substance is a series of public breaks with Trump and disputes over his administration, rather than a specific impeachment proposal or a route to securing votes for removal.

Carlson supplies the opening argument, criticizing Trump's foreign policy toward Iran and Israel. Edwards then shows Carlson mocking a Fox News discussion in which Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro downplay voter concern about Iran.

Greene's assessment goes beyond foreign policy. "I think the MAGA movement's completely dead," she says, before arguing that Republicans have a serious problem with women in America.

The Vance segments reveal a different tension. On Fox News, Marc Thiessen criticizes the vice president for breaking with Trump on foreign policy, calling that disloyal. Later, Chris Christie condemns Vance for supporting a controversial Vivek Ramaswamy campaign ad. One complaint is about distancing himself from Trump; another concerns a political choice of his own.

Edwards, a progressive commentator and former Democratic strategist, treats these disagreements as an opening for Democrats. His closing argument is that Trump's political authority has weakened after the election, with the conservative clips providing the evidence he wants viewers to weigh.

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Channel: Keith Edwards
Subscribers: 1,370,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days: 15,426,270
Channel views, pace per day: 811,270 (on a normal day: 1,935,779)
Video published: November 6, 2026
Video views so far: 994,855 (3 days online)
Video views, pace per day: 106,176 (on a normal day: 671,812)

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The video has drawn nearly a million views since publication. Its reach is not unusual for Edwards's channel; the political arguments are the story here.

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