@GoodBrew
As long as there's a GOP majority in Congress, not a snowball's chance in hell.
Now, if there's a Blue Wave in November, all bets are off. But just gaining the majority won't be enough. Whereas it just requires a simple majority to impeach in the House, it requires a 2/3 majority (67 if all members present) in the Senate to remove from office. There are currently 45 Dems + 2 Independents who caucus with the Dems so we'll assume 47 that would vote 'yea'. The midterms would have to gain us 20 seats. That's absolutely unheard of. As it stands the pundits are opining that there are only 10 GOP seats that may be subject to flipping.
Bottom line, I think that if there is absolutely no chance of Scrotus being removed from office by the Senate, the House will consider a 3rd impeachment as an exercise in futility. They'll condemn, reproach, & censure but won't devote the time and expense of an impeachment trial. I can't say I blame them. That time (assuming we get a majority in the House and/or Senate) will be better spent in trying to legislatively undo some of the damage he's already done.
It's interesting to note that the reason Nixon resigned was because enough Congress members of his own party would have voted to impeach and remove him from office. These days, that just wouldn't happen. Not even if he 'shot someone on 5th Avenue'.