Charlamagne predicts ‘no longer legitimate’ SCOTUS will put Trump in office even if he loses

Radio host Charlamagne Tha God warned in a new interview that the U.S. Supreme Court will put former President Trump back into the White House even if he doesn’t get elected.

In a recent interview with The Hill, Charlamagne called the court illegitimate and corrupt, and he argued that it would overturn the election for Trump if Vice President Kamala Harris wins.

"I think that that is going to be the biggest constitutional crisis of our lifetime come November," the host told the outlet.

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During the interview, the radio mentioned his concerns about the upcoming election, pointing to potential shenanigans from the highest court in the land if the former president loses to Harris.

"Everybody should be focusing on the Supreme Court," Charlamagne said, claiming it is "no longer a legitimate solution." He argued that because of its recent track record of conservative rulings, there’s a danger it will go rogue in November.

"When you look at the recent rulings of the Supreme Court — whether it’s abolishing Roe v. Wade, whether it’s the presidential immunity for presidents to get away with crimes, whether it’s the fact that elected officials can take bribes now — it’s like, what happens in November if [Vice President Harris] wins, and then Donald Trump challenges the results of the election, in light of all of those recent rulings?"

"That’s honestly what I see coming. I see that happening right now," Charlamagne said, elsewhere spelling out what he thinks could happen.

"To be 100 percent clear, I absolutely believe that come November, if he loses, Donald Trump is going to challenge the results of the election, and I think the Supreme Court