President Donald Trump's private advisors and attorneys are now protected by executive privilege as long as their conversations relate to the president's official decision-making, according to a memo Tuesday from the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel."The need for presidential confidentiality applies to communications with private advisers just as it does with government officials," the 21-page memo stated.The memo, written by Assistant Attorney General Elliot Gaiser, comes months ahead of the midterm elections as Democrats battle for control of Congress. Democrats have pledged to c...