Tonight, a split between the nation's legal industry as the president targets firms he

perceives as enemies.

And then, but her emails.

Hillary Clinton weighs in on the attack plan's group chat.

Spoiler alert.

She uses the word dumb a lot.

Plus, the White House push for control of Greenland gets an unexpected boost

from Russia's Vladimir Putin as the 11th hour gets underway on this Friday night.

Good evening once again. I'm Charles Coleman Jr. in for Stephanie Rule, and we have got a lot to talk about.

Today is day 68 of the second Trump administration, and by now, the battle between Trump and some of the country's top law firms is shaking the core of the legal system.

As some firms strike deals with the White House, others are choosing

to fight back. Laura Jarrett has more.

Tonight, among America's top law firms, a deepening divide. The future of the legal industry

is at stake. Major firms now facing a dilemma after President Trump revoked some of their lawyers' security clearances

and threatened to cancel the government contracts of companies that work with them.

They behave very badly, very wrongly.

Some firms now taking the Trump administration to court.

Others opting to cut a deal with the White House agreeing to tens of millions of dollars

of pro bono work in line with Trump priorities. The president targeting firms employing lawyers

who previously investigated him, including Wilmer Hale, for decades the legal home of former

special counsel Robert Mueller. The firm blasting what they say is the president's personal

vendetta, retaliation for employing lawyers he dislikes. A Justice Department spokesman saying,

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