Trump's ex-communications director has warned that if the former president wins a 2nd term he would establish an autocracy in the US

A former White House communications director has warned of a 'nightmare scenario' if Donald Trump wins in 2024

Alyssa Farah told CNN that former President Donald Trump would"absolutely" impose some form of autocracy.A former White House communications director has warned of a "nightmare scenario" if Donald Trump wins in 2024.She added that he could weaponize the justice system against political opponents and use the military for political reasons.

She described her former boss as a "man who has challenged our institutions near to the breaking point," according to a clip from CNN'S "Trumping Democracy: An American Coup."

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