Kathy Griffin advises fans to watch her before she is put in Trump's 'detention centers'.

Before President-elect Donald Trump gets reelected and imprisons her, comedian Kathy Griffin advised her fans to watch her comedy show.

Griffin discussed her ability to travel again after being removed from the "no-fly list" following her controversial decapitated Trump image in 2017 on WGN radio's "My Life on the PTSD-List" show on Tuesday afternoon.

She joked the situation could get even worse after Trump returns to office.

"See me before I'm interned," Griffin urged.

She later stated, 'I'm on the enemies list. That's very obvious.' He was extremely scared when she did a parody photo of him wearing a Halloween mask and a lot of ketchup. Additionally, he frequently mentions her name whenever he gets the chance.

Griffin stated that she has known Trump for 30 years, during her time on Bravo, while he was still working on "The Apprentice." Although she noted that he was kind to her friend Joan Rivers, she stressed the importance of taking him seriously.

Griffin stated that at the time, most people considered him a harmless buffoon, but when he announced plans to build camps for his enemies, it raised concerns. Although Griffin is cautious, he is not planning to leave due to his four dogs, great friends, and love for the current location.

Although Griffin asserted that Trump had discussed establishing internment camps, Trump has not made any such statements, and the Harris campaign accused him of doing so in campaign advertisements.

Griffin defended her commitment to the country by highlighting her performances for soldiers in Uzbekistan, Iraq, and Afghanistan.

Griffin exclaimed, "You can't accuse me of not being a patriot, dammit!"

Griffin's "beheaded Trump" photo led to a Secret Service investigation for conspiracy to murder the then-president.

She has since maintained that she permanently lost at least one-third of her audience as a result.

Planet Chronicle' Taylor Penley contributed to this report.