Sen. Thom Tillis says that, without checks on power, "we will have a sort of dictator king if we're not careful"

TL;DR

Senator Thom Tillis is retiring and has written a book criticizing President Trump's advisers as "sycophants."
Tillis expresses deep concern over the weakening of checks and balances and the executive branch's overreach.
He warns that without proper checks, the U.S. could become a "dictator king" system.
Tillis discusses his "WTF moments" with the Trump administration and regrets, including confirming cabinet nominees.
He criticizes specific advisors like Pete Hegseth and Kristi Noem, calling them unfit for authority.
Tillis notes that many Republican senators privately share reservations about Trump but fear retaliation.
He predicts a significant loss for Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections due to affordability issues.
Tillis regrets not convicting Trump during his second impeachment trial, viewing the process as rushed and politicized.

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