Fox News Panelist Is Surprisingly OK With Trump Being 'President From Jail'
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Dr. Janette Nesheiwat said that if Trump is both reelected and convicted of a crime, he could just do the job from behind bars.
Considering that Donald Trump has been indicted four times on 91 felony counts, there is a possibility that he may eventually be convicted of a crime and end up behind bars ― even if he’s elected president in November.
Although the idea of Trump running the country from a prison cell instead of the West Wing might be disturbing to many Americans, at least one commentator on Monday’s episode of “Outnumbered” seemed OK with it.
Panelists on the Fox News show were discussing the upcoming GOP primary season and how it may affect Trump’s chances of retaking the White House when attorney Paul Mauro predicted that Trump would be the candidate “left standing” by the time Super Tuesday rolls around on March 5.
But co-host Kennedy wondered what might happen if the former president, who has pleaded not guilty to the charges he faces, is “indicted at some point.”
Fox News medical contributor Dr. Janette Nesheiwat was quick to proclaim a simple solution.
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