Radio host Charlamagne Tha God criticized the Trump administration on the air Monday, telling listeners that he believed President Donald Trump and his allies would one day be indicted.

Charlamagne was one of many commentators reacting to the death of 37-year-old activist and nurse Alex Pretti after a run-in with federal immigration officials. Controversy surrounding Preeti’s death centered on the fact that he was carrying a holstered gun, sparking a national discussion about whether individuals fell within their scope. constitutional rights Carry a firearm at protests, especially when confronting police.

“How many people who serve this regime will continue to erase their—” Charlamagne asked with a document that represents the highest law in the United States. “That document is the Constitution. I think that document very clearly outlines the structure of the federal government and guarantees our fundamental rights. But obviously, things have changed and no one told ‘we the people.'”

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Charlamagne believed that one day there would be a de-MAGA program, much like the de-Nazification of postwar Germany. (David Di Delgado/Getty Images for The New York Times; Doug Mills-Pool/Getty Images)

Charlamagne objected to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s remarks about the shooting, especially the way she talked about it Preeti owns a gun during a protest.

“You ask, ‘Why did he bring a gun to a protest?’ Why do people bring guns to Starbucks?” Charlamagne asked. “Now all of a sudden, it’s wrong to carry anything with you, even though we live in a country that allows you to carry the damn thing with you. Well, that’s what happens when you’re under a dictatorship. Okay? They’re hell-bent on distorting our reality.”

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Pretty had a gun on her when she died and was involved in an altercation with law enforcement, sparking debate over the Second Amendment. (Nathan Howard/Reuters)

He continued, “America, I’m going to tell you something, I don’t know how dark or how bad things are going to get, but I keep hearing people mention Germany in the 1940s. But I want you to remember one thing when you bring up that history. The Nazis ultimately failed. Nazi ideology was outlawed through denazification. One day, we’re going to see the de-MAGA of this country. It’s going to come. You know what else happened? The Nazi regime of Germany’s leader sued and tried as a war criminal. “

The White House and Department of Homeland Security did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

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Charlamagne believes President Trump and his allies will face prosecution after his term ends. (Derek White/Getty Images for iHeartMedia and The Black Effect Podcast Network)

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