The Nation's Elie Mystal told MSNBC host Tiffany Cross that Trump supporters will launch an 'authoritarian takeover' of the country 'made legal' by the Supreme Court.
On MSNBC's Cross Connection, Elie Mystal claimed there wouldn’t need to be a hot civil war in this country because the Supreme Court would have already allowed for the 'MAGA side' to install their "authoritarian takeover" through legal means.
MSNBC contributor Elie Mystal claims that SCOTUS will hand authoritarian takeover of U.S. to the "MAGA side." MSNBC contributor Jason Johnson told MSNBC host Tiffany Cross that a Civil War could start in this country in as little as four years. DEMOCRATS' 'GREATEST CRIME' IS 'WORKING WITH' 'EXTREME REPUBLICAN PARTY': MSNBC PANEL ON 'CROSS CONNECTION'
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