George Conway says Ron DeSantis may be the only person positioned to prevent Trump from snagging the 2024 GOP nomination

George Conway, a Trump critic, believes that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is the only GOP candidate who can beat Trump.

He is the husband of a former Trump aide and has publicly broken with her on their differing political views.

During the segment, Anderson Cooper asked if it was possible for Trump to announce a presidential run before the elections to disrupt the Republican field.

He is going to end up freezing donors from giving money to other people because he can deter people from running.

If Trump wins, donors are likely to think twice about spending their money on other candidates.

If someone is able to run a one-on-one campaign against him, it's likely that he will lose the nomination.

The GOP's "winner-take-all delegate rules" could allow the former president to win the nomination if a multi-candidate race splits the votes.

Trump is definitely going to announce his run soon, according to the woman.

He can't help himself. I believe that he thinks that this is a way to undermine the investigation against him and that he should be immune from it. This is something to look at. They want to stop me from becoming president again, and I'm going to save the country.

Conservative figures have weighed in on a possible Trump candidacy. Kurt Bardella, a former House GOP staffer, believes that Donald Trump is going to announce his campaign soon. MarkMeadows, Trump's former chief of staff, said he was willing to bet all of his money that Trump would run again.

The Washington Post reported this month that Trump has been meeting with top donors, where they discussed the upcoming elections and the likelihood of him running. Trump is not declaring his candidacy yet.

The plan to announce his bid on July 4 wasnixed.

Both Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis are seen as front runners for the presidency in 2024. A representative for the governor told Insider last week that he is focused on Florida and running for reelection.

Trump called himself the "45th and 47th president" in a video that was released in January.