"Part of the way I'll spend some of the money that we're getting from the law firms," Trump said, will be to "represent us with regard to the many, many countries that we'll be dealing with."

President Donald Trump’s personal attorney is the one who has negotiated almost $1 billion in free legal services from firms the president has targeted with executive orders as part of his revenge campaign.

Boris Epshteyn, who doesn’t work for the government, has negotiated with a series of law firms to cajole them into entering deals.