So, how could Trump run (and win) in 2024 from PRISON? After his third indictment, experts tell DailyMail.com how special jail housing, WiFi and house arrest could keep him in the race

Donald Trump was hit with his third indictment this week, with four charges that carry a maximum of 55 years in prison.

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