Kinzinger is on a mission to save the Republican Party. The question is whether the party wants saving

As Rep. Adam Kinzinger settles into his role as one of the fiercest Republican critics of the former president, he is embracing the political risks he's facing by openly confronting Trump and his loyal base of supporters.

Rep. Adam Kinzinger wants to save the Republican Party from Donald Trump. His first challenge: Convincing the party it needs to be saved.

"That, I think, is the question," said Kinzinger, who is beginning his sixth term as an Illinois congressman. "If it doesn't want to be changed, that's a decision Republicans get to make. If that's the case long-term, I think we will lose elections and will be a regional party that won't compete on the national stage."

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