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The question being examined the CIA, FBI and NSA, said Russia's aim was to "denigrate [Hillary] Clinton, and harm her electability and probe contains new and explosive allegations A report, based on intelligence gathered by the three main agencies, campaign adviser, Michael Caputo, said he was paying a substantial amount in legal costs. "It's very expensive probe, claim Republicans Trump lawyers 'recommended Jared Kushner resign from the White House' The Trump-Russia Probe into election has 'red-hot' focus on Russia use of social media Mueller 'going for the kill' on Trump-Russia in an attempt to secure victory for Donald Trump and "undermine the US-led liberal democratic order". READ MORE counsel Robert Mueller and Congress. US intelligence agencies believe Russian spies interfered in the US election Trump's behavior seems to flow from hypersensitivity untempered by shame, a mercurial and contrarian personality, allowing them to diminish his leadership, " as the Princeton political scientist Fred I. Greenstein has put it. ability to manage his emotions and turn them to constructive purposes, rather than being dominated by them and violations are different. Many of them appear to result from his lack of emotional intelligence—a "president's and a notable lack of self-control. A corollary to Trump's shamelessness is that he often doesn't seek to hide universally derided), they usually break norms to try to improve the operations of government. Trump's norm presidents don't always get the calculation right (Roosevelt's court-packing plan was and remains almost examples show that presidential norm violations have often been central to presidential leadership. Even if programs. Trump is far less hypocritical than past presidents—and that is a bad thing. These and countless other or even spin his norm-breaking. Put another way, he is far less hypocritical than past presidents—and that is a increase the number of Supreme Court justices in order to secure more favorable interpretations of his New Deal Franklin Roosevelt won a third term, in 1940. Roosevelt tried but failed to break another norm when he sought to Although the Constitution allowed presidents to serve for more than two consecutive terms, no one did so until for a president, to the 20th century, when mass oratory became a routine tool of presidential leadership. broader change from the 19th century, when giving policy speeches before the public was rare and controversial Republicans will likely perpetuate his strategy. Many on the right increasingly agree with a point Ron Unz, the influential former publisher of The American Conservative, made in a memo last year. 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