620 Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 4, 6. 621 Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 5; SCR029b_000002-03 (6/5/18 Additional Response to Special Counsel Request for Certain Visitor Log Information). 622 Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 5. 623 Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 5. 624 Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 6. Priebus vaguely recalled Lewandowski telling him that in approximately May or June 2017 the President had asked Lewandowski to get Sessions’s resignation. (IAEN) Priebus recalled that Lewandowski described his reaction as something like, “What can I do? I’m not an employee of the administration. I’m a nobody.” Priebus 4/3/18 302, at 6. 625 Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 5. Lewandowski said he asked Hope Hicks to type the notes when he went in to the Oval Office, and he then retrieved the notes from her partway through his meeting with the President. Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 5. 626 Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 5; Dearborn 6/20/18 302, at 3. 627 Dearborn 6/20/18 302, at 3. 628 Dearborn 6/20/18 302, at 3. 629 Dearborn 6/20/18 302, at 3-4. 630 Peter Baker et al.,Excerpts From The Times’s Interview With Trump, New York Times (July 19, 2017). 631 Peter Baker et al., Excerpts From The Times’s Interview With Trump, New York Times (July 19,2017). 632 Peter Baker et al., Excerpts From The Times’s Interview With Trump, New York Times (July 19, 2017). 633 Hicks 12/8/17 302, at 23. 634 Hicks 3/13/18 302, at 10; Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 6. 635 Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 6. 636 Hicks 3/13/18 302, at 10. Hicks thought that the President might be able to make a recess appointment of a new Attorney General because the Senate was about to go on recess. Hicks 3/13/18 302, at 10. Lewandowski recalled that in the afternoon of July 19, 2017, following his meeting with the President, he conducted research on recess appointments but did not share his research with the President. Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 7. 637 Lewandowski 4/6/18 302, at 6.