Democratic political strategist James Carville has cautioned that the public will likely see a growing number of stories detailing corruption associated with former President Donald Trump.

Speaking on the Politics War Room show, Carville emphasized that the unfolding corruption issues are just beginning to surface and predicted a worsening trend.

Viewers asked whether Trump’s behavior might improve over time, and Carville responded that it is overwhelmingly likely that more stories of corruption will emerge.He specifically referenced the anti-weaponization fund and other ongoing concerns.

Carville also highlighted the upcoming book 'Regime Change' by New York Times journalists Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan, which is expected to provide insider perspectives on the Trump White House.

According to Carville, these books and other investigative reports will reveal additional information about alleged misconduct, and he stressed the importance of addressing these issues proactively for both ethical and political reasons.

Co-host Al Hunt noted that, if Democrats achieve significant midterm gains, they should be ready to pursue investigations into alleged corruption next year.

Carville’s remarks suggest that the discussion around Trump’s actions will continue to dominate political discourse and could have implications for future investigations and political strategy.