Representative Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) suggested on Sunday that a third impeachment of former President Donald Trump could be necessary if Democrats regain control of the House of Representatives in the upcoming November elections. During an interview on NBC News’s 'Meet the Press,' Khanna told host Kristen Welker that such an action would be intended to set a formal standard for accountability regarding the former president’s conduct.

Khanna’s remarks come as Democrats weigh their legislative priorities should they secure a majority in the next Congress. While the representative emphasized the importance of accountability, he did not provide specific details on the articles of impeachment or the legal grounds that would be pursued. The proposal for a third impeachment remains a subject of debate within political circles, with supporters arguing it is a necessary step for constitutional oversight, while critics often characterize such efforts as politically motivated or redundant given the previous two impeachment proceedings.

Because the provided reporting is limited to Khanna’s specific comments on a single news program, there is no counter-perspective or official response from the Trump campaign or Republican leadership included in this report. The discussion highlights the ongoing tension regarding how Congress should address the former president’s actions following his term in office.