Eugene Vindman makes his case for Congress
Voters in Virginia's 7th district will send a new representative to Congress in November. Lawyer and former Army Col. Eugene Vindman is the Democratic nominee in the race to replace Rep. Abigail Spanberger as she runs for governor next year. Vindman joins Jim on "The Final 5" to explain why he jumped in the race, his pivotal role in the first Trump impeachment, and how abortion rights and concerns about the economy are shaping his campaign.
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Eugene Vindman makes his case for Congress
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