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Lindsey Graham On DACA: President Donald Trump 'Is Right To Have A Heart For These Kids' | TODAY American Security wrote for Slate. Even if future presidents don't repeat Trump's practices, he will have done great harm if attitudes change within the military toward the chain of command and the appropriateness of service members' engagement in politics. Trump is also politicizing the judiciary. He has accused the judges reviewing leave "tattered shreds of the military's ethics and values in their wake, " Phillip Carter of the Center for a New his January immigration order, and a replacement order he signed in March, of trampling presidential prerogatives and endangering national security. But the judges reviewing Trump's orders engaged in norm-breaking behavior of regulations and customs forbidding them from lobbying. These practices threaten to politicize the military and norm-busting behavior, the news media seem to draw energy and numbers from their own norm-busting behavior. But while Trumpism has been good for the media business, it has not been good for overall media credibility. An Emerson College poll in February indicated that more voters found Trump to be truthful than the news media, and a February.) Just as Trump drew energy and numbers on the campaign trail from the excessive coverage of his Suffolk University/USA Today poll in June concluded that the historically unpopular president still had a slightly higher favorability rating than the media. Trump is not just discrediting the mainstream news, but quickening changes in right-wing media as well. Fox News Channel always leaned right, but in the past year several of its programs have become open propaganda arms for Trump. And sharply partisan outlets like Breitbart

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a way to stymie his work, according to several of Trump's legal advisers. A conflict of interest is one of the possible grounds that can be cited by an attorney general to remove a special counsel from office under Justice Department regulations that set rules for the job. Donald Trump's international Presidential trips 22 show all The president is also irritated by the notion that Mueller's probe could reach into his and his family's finances, advisers said. Trump has been fuming about the probe in recent weeks as he has been informed about the are actively compiling a list of Mueller's alleged potential conflicts of interest, which they say could serve as legal questions that he and his family could face. His primary frustration centers on why allegations that his campaign coordinated with Russia should spread into scrutinizing many years of Trump dealmaking. He has told aides he was especially disturbed after learning Mueller would be able to access several years of his tax returns. Watch: Time lapse of solar eclipse over Depoe Bay, Oregon Reuters TV Pictures from the ground: Iraqi forces close in on Islamic State Reuters TV Duterte Slams U.S. for Suspending Arms Sale Reuters TV by Taboola might continue to do so under more-extreme circumstances. But it also might not. Sponsored Links Trump has repeatedly refused to make his tax returns public after first claiming he could not do so because he was under audit or after promising to release them after an IRS audit was completed. All presidents since Jimmy Carter have released their tax returns. Further adding to the challenges facing Trump's outside

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going to recuse himself from the case. Some Republicans in frequent touch with the White House said they viewed with the New York Times Wednesday, the president said he never would have nominated Sessions if he knew he was the president's decision to publicly air his disappointment with Sessions as a warning sign that the attorney general's days were numbered. Several senior aides were described as "stunned" when Sessions announced Thursday morning he would stay on at the Justice Department. Another Republican in touch with the administration described the public steps as part of a broader effort aimed at "laying the groundwork to fire" Mueller. "Who attacks their entire Justice Department?" this person said. "It's insane." Law enforcement officials described at Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Rosenstein, whose actions led to Mueller's appointment. In an interview Sessions as increasingly distant from the White House and the FBI because of the strains of the Russia investigation. Traditionally, Justice Department leaders have sought to maintain a certain degree of autonomy from the White House as a means of ensuring prosecutorial independence. But Sessions's situation is more unusual, law enforcement officials said, because he has angered the president for apparently being too independent while also angering many at the FBI for his role in the president's firing of Comey. As a result, there is far less communication among those three key parts of the government than in years past, several dispute when Mueller, who was FBI director at the time, left the club. Trump also took public aim on Wednesday the Supreme Court. READ MORE Trump warns Mueller not to probe finances beyond Russia investigation "There is no predicting what would happen, " said Kalt, author of the book, "Constitutional Cliffhangers: A Legal Guide for Presidents and Their Enemies." It includes chapters on the ongoing debate over whether presidents can be prosecuted while in office and on whether a president can issue a pardon to himself. Other White House advisers himself, he says the question is open and predicts such an action would move through the courts all the way to have tried to temper Trump, urging him to simply cooperate with the probe and stay silent on his feelings about the investigation. On Monday, lawyer Ty Cobb, newly brought into the White House to handle responses to the Russian probe, convened a meeting with the president and his team of lawyers, according to two people briefed on the meeting. Cobb, who is not yet on the White House payroll, was described as attempting to instill some discipline in how the White House handles queries about the case. But Trump surprised many of his aides by speaking at length about the probe to the New York Times two days later. Cobb, who officially joins the White so no courts have reviewed it. Although Kalt says the weight of the law argues against a president pardoning House team at the end of the month, declined to comment for this article. Some note that the Constitution does not explicitly prohibit a president from pardoning himself. On the other side, experts say that by definition a pardon is something you can only give to someone else. There is also a common-law canon that prohibits it—his character, competence, and leadership skills. Great presidents, such as Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, exercised power wisely (though controversially) to lead the nation through crisis. But Richard Nixon debased the office and betrayed the Constitution and our laws, while others, like Ulysses S. Grant and Warren G. Harding, allowed the executive branch to become engulfed in corruption and scandal. "He is unlikely to be contained by norms and customs, or even by laws and the Constitution." 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