Ty Cobb also revealed what “scares me the most” right now.

Former White House attorney Ty Cobb, who served in Donald Trump’s first administration, on Sunday issued a chilling warning to fellow Americans.

“I think we should be scared to death,” Cobb told MSNBC’s Alex Witt, during a discussion on the indictment of former FBI director James Comey.

Cobb noted how the Justice Department “in the ordinary course of traditional processes” had concluded there was “insufficient evidence” to prosecute Comey and that he was only now being targeted because he was “an enemy of the president.”

“This is really authoritarianism,” and “should scare everybody,” Cobb cautioned.

Cobb also suggested that Trump’s deployment of troops to cities was possibly “practice exercises” of something more sinister to come and that the president’s focus on targeting his perceived domestic enemies is “just narcissistic vengeance at its core.”

What “scares me the most,” Cobb said, is how few Americans seem to realize the dangers of the moment they are living in, and the need for them to stand up to Trump and the GOP.

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Talking on CBS News’ “Face The Nation,” meanwhile, Cobb also said Sunday that: “America needs to learn from the mistakes and lessons that we’ve had, and one of the biggest mistakes that America ever had was re-electing President Trump.”

source:huffpost