'He doesn't follow anyone's advice': Trump's conversations with witnesses about the Russia probe may have opened him up to 3 major risks

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• President Donald Trump's reported decision to speak to witnesses in the Russia probe about their interviews with special counsel Robert Mueller indicates a previously unseen level of involvement in the investigation.
• If Trump did discuss matters relevant to the investigation with critical witnesses, there are three major risks he could be opening himself up to.
• It could be perceived as an attempt to interfere with the investigative process.

Revelations this week that President Donald Trump spoke to key witnesses in the Russia investigation about matters they discussed with the special counsel Robert Mueller's team has legal experts baffled.

They say it may open Trump up to potentially serious risks that could contribute to a criminal case against him.

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