Fox News contributor Dr. Janette Nesheiwat assured her colleague Kennedy that former President Donald Trump could “be president from jail if he has to” on Monday after Kennedy asked how indictment could affect Trump’s chances in 2024 via Mediaite.
On Fox News’ Outnumbered, retired NYPD inspector Paul Mauro criticized the suggestion that “a lot of the voters want to get past the drama” associated with Trump and “just want to go on to a candidate that they feel comfortable with.”
He said, “I think that’s a misconception. I think that a lot of Republican, especially primary voters, are reacting to the drama and saying, ‘These prosecutions are selective, this Colorado nonsense shouldn’t stand, it’s splitting the country, and I’m going for him.’”
After Kennedy asked, “What happens if he is indicted at some point?” Nesheiwat weighed in, “He can be president from jail if he has to. But I think to your point, Paul, despite all the threats, despite all the charges, Republicans are still rallying around Donald Trump.”
She continued, “They [Democrats] stoop so low out of fear and desperation because they have no other choice, they have no other nominee other than Biden, they know that he’s going to end up being the nominee. They’re taking all these actions, look at the FBI raid in Mar-a-Lago, trying to kick him off the Colorado ballot, you know, these frivolous charges by our district attorney here in New York and in Georgia, but I think it comes down, yes, in two weeks, the Iowa caucus.”
